That could be any ye olde Medieval thing, outside of the BeholderI bet there are plenty of details we cant see here which belong to D&D
Looks cool though
Looks pretty different from the ideas submission.That it does. Sometimes Lego follow the original submission closely and sometimes they change it.
Lego Beholder.Right?
Neat.
I'm a sucker for anything Castle or Castle-adjacent, but that looks like a really small set for $360. Does D&D / Hasbro really have the clout for that kind of licensing markup?
^I'm betting that's the fan-submitted Ideas model that the real set in the OP is based on.Correct! The set with the green dragon is the fan submission.
does Hasbro get a cut?If they're using the actual Dungeons & Dragons brand and/or creatures and concepts that are owned by Wizards of the Coast (e.g. the Beholder in the set), then not only is Hasbro getting a cut, they have to get a cut (or else have some other agreement in place for LEGO to use the IP, though a cut of the money is by far the most common agreement and for sure it's what's going on here), or else they have grounds to sue LEGO.