Originally Posted by Dr Kain (Post 936864)

Originally Posted by Dr Kain (Post 936778)

Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd (Post 936763)

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Got the ultimate Zarak since I've had a dry August thus far and was left wanting another NECA DnD figure after getting the retro color Warduke at the end of July. Zarak was the easy pick for me since I'm partial to goblins, I know the original LJN toy identifies Zarak as a half-orc but I'm pretty sure they did that because all of their toys were meant to be possible player-characters and goblins weren't an option. Just look at him though, he's a goblin. Considering he's a short character I would have liked to see more accessories, like they did later with Elkhorn, but the accessories he does come with are all nicely done. There's a decent set of equipment for an assassin and a good amount of alternate pieces but I might've done things a little different. Another head with a crazy cackling expression like the box art would have been a great inclusion and I would've preferred a small sack of coins/treasure in place of having two closed fist hands. Besides the fact that he already has a short-sword, two knives, and a grappling-hook/garrote to use, this guy gives me more of a strangle and bite energy when disarmed rather than a "put up yer dukes" vibe. I wasn't into the LJN toys but I very much enjoy NECA's takes and would certainly like to see them continue with this series, looking over the original assortment I'd probably most like to see Mercion done next.

Originally Posted by ScottyHawkeye (Post 936796)

Marvel Legends She-Hulk

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Marvel Legends Tombstone

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Marvel Legends MCU Sandman

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Originally Posted by sh002 (Post 936801)

Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd (Post 936763)

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Got the ultimate Zarak since I've had a dry August thus far and was left wanting another NECA DnD figure after getting the retro color Warduke at the end of July. Zarak was the easy pick for me since I'm partial to goblins, I know the original LJN toy identifies Zarak as a half-orc but I'm pretty sure they did that because all of their toys were meant to be possible player-characters and goblins weren't an option. Just look at him though, he's a goblin. Considering he's a short character I would have liked to see more accessories, like they did later with Elkhorn, but the accessories he does come with are all nicely done. There's a decent set of equipment for an assassin and a good amount of alternate pieces but I might've done things a little different. Another head with a crazy cackling expression like the box art would have been a great inclusion and I would've preferred a small sack of coins/treasure in place of having two closed fist hands. Besides the fact that he already has a short-sword, two knives, and a grappling-hook/garrote to use, this guy gives me more of a strangle and bite energy when disarmed rather than a "put up yer dukes" vibe. I wasn't into the LJN toys but I very much enjoy NECA's takes and would certainly like to see them continue with this series, looking over the original assortment I'd probably most like to see Mercion done next.

Originally Posted by deecee4 (Post 936893)

In the Shady Dragon Inn module from around that time Zarak is a half-Orc NPC...all those characters from the LJN line were NPCs actually. I think TSR were going for some kind of synergy between the toyline and gameplay material...intending for people to use the figures in their games. But didnt quite work out that way.

Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd (Post 936895)

Like I said I wasn't into the LJN line but I did some research into it recently enough (because of NECA's Warduke) and it seems like an interesting story that is probably missing some pieces. So far as I found every LJN toy was an original concept except for Warduke, who did not have a name before the toys but showed up in magazines for DnD, and they were pretty much all conceived as toys before trying to fit them all in to the DnD formula. Warduke was the only one who really stuck though, apparently most of the others were too similar to existing NPCs so players didn't see the appeal to having basically two of the same character. Recently-ish some of them were used in the 5e adventure 'Wild Beyond the Witchlight' and some are included in a DnD themed mobile-game, but most recently they got a bit of a heavier presence. The 2024 Player's Handbook features Strongheart, Mercion, and Elkhorn in key art (including the front cover and 'classes' title page) but I have no clue if any are mentioned by name anywhere within.

Originally Posted by Dotanuki (Post 936951)

latest Haul ! Kenshin and Pokemons.

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain (Post 936952)

Have they've done anyone else to go with Kenshin?

Originally Posted by PROVOST (Post 936995)

Originally Posted by snake5289 (Post 937038)

Alright. Now I'm a little nervous. Found this at Wal-Mart tonight.

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If I have any luck at all it's always bad but this is the second day in a row that I've randomly stumbled on something in a store that I absolutely didn't expect. Man I hope nothing bad is coming. Especially since my grandma has to go to the hospital for a few days starting Thursday.

Originally Posted by ThorOdinson123 (Post 937039)

another bad Batfleck head sculpt from Todd