A Dysfunctional Party

For 50 years, the core experience to Dungeons and Dragons has always been The Party. Rouges and Paladins worked together to solve puzzles, Orcs and Elves have fought side by side, while Clerics and Warlocks keep their party safe. At its core, D&D puts a bunch of people who shouldn't work together into a party where courageous and insane acts are performed on a daily basis.

To portray this, I have designed this display model. Featuring 5 removable party members, it exhibits a range of classes and races: the Human Magic User (Sorcerer, Wizard, or Cleric), the Dwarf Knight (Fighter or Paladin), the Orc Barbarian, the Halfling Bard, or the Elven Ranger. Each character also comes with their own specially designed base which can be removed from the display to represent the iconic D&D miniature.

In addition, the display has a variety of designs meant to encapsulate the D&D experience. From the use of 2x2 tiles to represent battlemaps to a mimic to even the display itself: an open DnD book.