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Dragons are always a good draw for LEGO sets, and this one should be no exception to that trend. The build is engaging, the play features solid, and the look is top-notch. At under 8 cents per piece, it’s a good value for those looking for parts to use in their own creations, too. And what a selection of pieces!

There are rare and unique elements, cool recolors, and six new-for-2020 Minifigures to be had. The “gaming experience” is a pretty weak addition in a meta sense, but the small island elements are fun to build and both have action features.

Even if you’re not into the Ninjago lore, this is a sweet display piece as well as a fun toy to play with. At full price, this set is a good deal, so if you ever see it on sale you should really consider grabbing at least one. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

Back at the beginning of this article, I asked if the Skull Sorcerer’s dragon would compare favorably with Wu’s battle dragon from set 71718. As cool as Wu’s dragon is, this one has the added bonus of the play features and size you’d expect from an $80 set. It would have been nice to see Wu’s dragon at this scale, though, as currently it feels severely outmatched. Let me know in the comments who you think will win the inevitable fight.

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