Dungeons & Dragons - Icons of the Realms - Undead Armies - Skeletons
Dungeons & Dragons - Icons of the Realms - Undead Armies - Skeletons

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The D&D Icons of the Realms: Undead Armies - Skeletons contains seven of the iconic D&D foe for your adventurers to battle! Dungeon Masters can quickly build new encounters for their players with the awesome mix of Skeleton, to keep play sessions exciting over multiple campaigns. With its non-blind packaging, building a quick Skeleton army is quick and simple!

The most influential fantasy roleplaying game in the world has never been easier to bring to the tabletop, with the all-new Undead Armies!

This set contains:

  • Human Skeleton
  • Elf Skeleton
  • Tiefling Skeleton
  • Lizardfolk Skeleton
  • Gnome skeleton
  • Tabaxi Skeleton
  • Skull Lord
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Dungeons & Dragons - Icons of the Realms - Undead Armies - Skeletons
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WZK96164
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Dungeons & Dragons
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