Go Figure!: Super 7 Rolls Out D&D ReAction Figures
by Anton Kromoff
Welcome to the table,
When my phone vibrates first thing in the morning it’s either someone reaching out because something is going on at work or my friend Cullen has found some new gaming-related item in a thrift store, at a comic convention, or on pre-order across the random corners of the internet
So when my phone started skittering across the bathroom counter as I was brushing my teeth I kinda knew it was going to be one of those two categories of communication. What I was not prepared for was how excited I was going to be upon seeing these new offerings from Super 7
The small pic that was on the screen immediately filled me with nostalgia. Three iconic characters from our childhood ripped from the covers of well-worn AD&D books that still live on our shelves. Before he could respond to the text “Where the hell are those from?” I was already on Google finding my way to the Super 7 site.
Jumping back and forth between the text window and the browser window we were talking about the three ReAction figure offerings and speculating if more were to come. Within moments we had locked in our pre-orders on the following offerings…
The Efreeti, pulled from the cover of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Masters Guide, comes with his classic scimitar and golden regalia.
The Githyanki, pulled from the cover of the Fiend Folio, is packaged with an amazing replica of the greatsword he wields in the cover art.
Finally, the Sorceress springs to life from the cover of the D&D basics set cover, complete with a flaming wand accessory.
All of these figures are brilliantly brought to life and available for pre-order at this link. Honestly, the packaging of these figures is just as cool as the figures themselves as the back of the boxes resemble the classic red box D&D set.
Super 7 has really done a phenomenal job with these figures and I can’t wait till they arrive. You can be sure that if they add more to this collection we will be first on the pre-order list.
Until next time, buy the stuff the little kid version of you wanted.
