Re: New DnD products from LEGO and... Converse?

https://www.theverge.com/2024/3/19/24105862/lego-dungeons-and-dragons-pictures-price-release-date
 This one at least comes with it's own playable adventure, so this is actually appropriate for rec.games.frp.dnd.
Oh, and well, there's the whole "using lego figures as minis" thing that some people do.
  https://www.polygon.com/2024/3/20/24107034/converse-dungeons-dragons-chuck-taylor-fashion-collection-high-tops
 This one is literally just lifestyle branding. And I don't know if I mentioned it before, but I kind of hate the way they are trying to force that sort of bland renfair fantasy on their customers.
In this case the stuff actually looks quite cool I have to admit though. Not that I would buy that one, except for my kids.
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Subject: New DnD products from LEGO and... Converse?
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 https://www.theverge.com/2024/3/19/24105862/lego-dungeons-and-dragons-pictures-price-release-date
 This one at least comes with it's own playable adventure, so this is actually appropriate for rec.games.frp.dnd.
Oh, and well, there's the whole "using lego figures as minis" thing that some people do.
  https://www.polygon.com/2024/3/20/24107034/converse-dungeons-dragons-chuck-taylor-fashion-collection-high-tops
 This one is literally just lifestyle branding. And I don't know if I mentioned it before, but I kind of hate the way they are trying to force that sort of bland renfair fantasy on their customers.
In this case the stuff actually looks quite cool I have to admit though. Not that I would buy that one, except for my kids.