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Dungeons & Dragons: Beholder Figurine: With glowing eye!
Mixed media product
Main Details
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Dungeons & Dragons: Beholder Figurine: With glowing eye!
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Aidan Moher
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Physical Properties |
Format:Mixed media product | Pages:32 | Dimensions(mm): Height 98,Width 76 |
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Category/Genre | Toys, games and models Role-playing, war games and fantasy sports |
ISBN/Barcode |
9780762478866
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Running Press,U.S.
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Imprint |
Running Press Adult
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Publication Date |
31 May 2022 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder with this officially licensed miniature figurine. * FIGURINE WITH LIGHT: A one-of-a-kind 3-inch figurine of the popular monster: the Beholder with a glowing eye * BOOK INCLUDED: Learn more about this iconic monster in this fully illustrated 32-page miniature book * PERFECT GIFT FOR D&D FANS: Display on a shelf, desk, or bookcase and show off your love of Dungeons & Dragons * OFFICIALLY LICENSED: Authentic Dungeons & Dragons collectible
Author Biography
Aiden Moher is a Hugo award-winning writer and editor who has written about almost every niche facet of geek culture you can think of from Terry Brooks to Dungeons & Dragons. And whether he's penning wildly read essays on Lunar: Silver Star Story, the undeniable lasting power of Chrono Trigger (the best RPG ever made), or the forgotten history of Magic: the Gathering, he manages to infuse deep, personal, endearing hooks into every story he tells. He's written for outlets like Kotaku, EGM, Uncanny, VentureBeat, Tor.com, Barnes & Noble's Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog, Man Repeller, The Portalist, and more. Dungeons & Dragons launched the great tradition of roleplaying games in 1974 with an unprecedented mix of adventure and strategy, dice-rolling, and storytelling. Wizards of the Coast continues to honor that tradition, bringing to market a diverse range of D&D game and entertainment experiences and influencing numerous writers, directors, and game designers by tapping into an innate human need to gather with friends and tell an exciting story together.
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