LEGO 6510864 Mimic Dice Box comes as a surprise for those awaiting LEGO Ideas
The LEGO 6510864 Mimic Dice Box gift-with-purchase is scheduled to only be available with purchases of
As unexpected as the LEGO Ideas Dungeons & Dragons challenge was, the prospect of a separate model based on the tabletop roleplaying game offered as a gift-with-purchase is even more of a surprise. Those unfamiliar with the game will almost certainly be able to recognise the classic wood and iron design of a standard chest, though this one is more aggressive than most.
Considering that the main model includes a minifigure-sized Mimic and that one of the other contenders for the LEGO Ideas D&D set was a Mimic build, it's the obvious choice for a gift-with-purchase and the execution is almost flawless.
The Mimic has taken on the form of a chest, visible from the front with four piercing orange eyes – surprisingly using printed pieces – purple gums and sharp teeth to bite anyone hoping to loot it. As well as being a fantastic depiction of the iconic creature, the gift-with-purchase is functional too.
LEGO 6510864 Mimic Dice Box is hollow, save for any space that is taken up when the tongue isn't sticking out, and has enough room for a full set of dice, spare LEGO pieces or perhaps those extra minifigure elements included in
It's a match made in heaven for both the LEGO Ideas set and Dungeons & Dragons players alike – you can never have too many places to store dice. Being compatible with dice isn't something that can be said for
It makes sense for

The interior of the chest isn't overly attractive but it doesn't need to be, while the presence of printed eyes is unusual for what appears to be a one-off creation – yet only adds to the value and detail of the model. It's the perfect LEGO D&D set to appeal to both familiar enthusiasts and those who have never heard of D&D before, save for one possible issue to do with its distribution.
6510864 Mimic Dice Box is an ideally-sized accessory for any desk or table, perfect for holding dice or spare pieces while looking great (and suitably unsettling) at the same time. It pairs well with
Had this been more widely available, it could have acted as an introduction to LEGO D&D, possibly persuading those with less of an interest in the game to pick up the upcoming LEGO Ideas set.
As it stands, anyone picking up
Otherwise, the set itself is great with no major flaws. Its simple functionality is charming and endlessly useful and that's while being an attractive and eye-catching addition to a desk or shelf, or maybe right next to
This LEGO set was provided for review by the LEGO Group.
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