Basic Fun! to launch Dungeons & Dragons Questers toys in July

Basic Fun! has signed a worldwide licensing agreement with Hasbro and its Wizards of the Coast division to launch a new Dungeons & Dragons toy line.

Dungeons & Dragons Questers is a collectible action figure line that comes in three scales – Creatures, Adventurers and Monsters. All figures will be blind-packed and fully buildable, with interchangeable parts that allow kids to mix, match and create their own heroes and beasts.

Accompanying each figure will be a D20 die and storystarter that encourages kids to tell their own stories with their collection.
“We are incredibly excited to work with Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast to help introduce Dungeons & Dragons to a new generation of players,” said Dan Westcott, Senior Vice President of Global Brand Marketing at Basic Fun!

“Questers invites kids into the world of D&D in a way that feels approachable, creative and fun for today’s young adventurers, while giving fan parents a meaningful way to share a universe they already love.”

Kara Kenna, Franchise Creative Director for D&D at Wizards of the Coast, added: “As Dungeons & Dragons continues to grow its global fanbase and expand its place in pop culture, Questers gives kids an exciting, hands-on way to explore fantasy and imagination.

“This collaboration with Basic Fun! brings together two teams passionate about play to create something truly special for the next generation of adventurers.”

Dungeons & Dragons Questers will launch from Basic Fun! in July.

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