There are so many LEGO parts and pieces to choose from, and finding/choosing your pieces can be a little overwhelming. We have tried to simplify this process as much as possible, but we have not oversimplified it. Every character is completely unique, and we wanted to give you the freedom to put yours together from top to bottom!

The process should be pretty straightforward, but here are some things to consider:

1) If you don't find what you want, please ask! We have tried to provide a comprehensive range of character pieces, but if your character needs something special, just let us know. We love customizing figures to make them just right for you (within reason). We can either add a new piece to our site, or in some cases we can just add it specifically and directly to your order.

2) Yellow Heads vs Flesh Heads. LEGO has been making flesh heads for a long time now, so there is a pretty good variety available, but still not quite as much variety as with yellow heads. Flesh heads also tend to be more expensive because they were made for one specific set or character compared to yellow heads which LEGO uses in multiple sets and often produces more of. Ultimately it is really up to you and your DM, and as long as all of the PCs match (or nobody cares).

3) Hair and Beards can be tricky. Some heads have hair and beards printed on them, others require that you add the hair/beard separately. Not all hair and beards are compatible. The two pieces can get in each other's way, so you sometimes have to choose one or the other.

4) Hats, Hoods, and Helmets can also get in the way when it comes to hair and beards. We recommend buying both so that your character can look good with or without armor. (or just make your character bald...). Certain helmets are designed to be compatible with certain beards (e.g. dwarves)

5) Small races are harder to represent in LEGO bricks. Some of the smallest races should technically be represented by microfigures to keep their relative sizes correct, but your choices are then pretty limited. Players usually just buy short legs and have characters that are technically a wee bit too tall, but we do sell microfigures for those who like their little people on the littler side.

6) We could have assigned certain pieces to certain classes, but maybe your fighter doesn't wear armor, or maybe your sorcerer wears common clothes. We leave the choices completely up to you. We have organized the torsos by whether they are wearing armor or not. You can narrow your choices down quickly by using the filters (color, style, etc) and hopefully find something perfect for your character.

7) Some torsos are meant to be matched with a particular set of legs, and they look bad without their match. We sell these combinations together, and do not separate them. Most of our pieces are sold individually and sometimes the matched pairs can easily be used when separate. In this case we sell them both ways.

8) Armor can be exterior or printed. Many torsos have armor printed on them, but armor is also available separately. So if your character is one of the fighting classes, you may want to browse the unarmored torsos as well, since your character can simply add the armor over the torso.

9) We also sell animal companions, familiars, horses, and miscellaneous objects like backpacks, gold coins, food, etc. These can be found in other areas of the site, but you might want to add them in order to complete your PC setup.

10) HAVE FUN. ALWAYS. This is not optional.