For Dungeons & Dragons‘ 50th anniversary, Wizards recently gave their long-standing villain Vecna a fearsome makeover. Soon you’ll be able to experience the pleasure of having that gruesome character stare at you all day when Super 7 releases its collectible Vecna as part of its D&D Ultimates line.
Inspired by the illustrations in the 5th Edition DM guide book, Vecna is fully articulated to be molded into whatever pose you want, and he comes with interchangeable heads and hands, as well as accessories like the Sword of Kas, the Afterthought Dagger, the Eye of Vecna and the Book of Vile Darkness. While Vecna can hold the Book, it is sized so that it will fit inside his ribcage if that’s what you want. The figure is 7 inches tall.
But there’s more: there’s Tiamat!
The Queen of Evil Dragons from the cartoon series! Tiamat drawfs Vecna at an impressive 15.6” tall, 19.6” long, and 19.7” wide. Her five fanged heads are constructed of soft vinyl and she contains points of articulation at the hips, legs, wings, tail, and all five necks and heads. She comes with no accessories, but doesn’t really need any. She’s enough.
Note that Super 7 is also selling other collectibles related to the 1980s cartoon, like an actual invisible Sheila. How would you know if you bought it?
Both Vecna and Tiamat are currently open for preorder on the Super 7 website. Vecna is a reasonable $55, but Tiamat wants all the gold at $300.
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