Top Dungeons and Dragons Miniatures in 2025

Most Valuable Dungeons and Dragons Miniatures in 2025

One of the ways Dungeons and Dragons campaigns were brought to life was with the introduction of plastic or metal miniatures.

Produced under license from TSR by a variety of manufacturers over the years, some of these minis have become highly collectible.

Here are the companies which produced official D&D miniatures:

• Minifigs
• Grenadier
• TSR
• Citadel Miniatures (Games Workshop)
• Ral Partha
• Wizards of the Coast

We'll include a random sprinkling of the most valuable on this page.

As time allows, we'll expand into individual price guides by each manufacturer.

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Most Valuable Dungeons and Dragons Miniatures in 2025

1980-83: Grenadier AD&D Miniatures

Grenadier AD&D Thieves box set

Average price $75

Record price $130 (sealed)

Grenadier was the official partner to TSR for Dungeons and Dragons minis from 1980 to 1983. They produced small box sets, large box sets, Action Art box sets and blister packs.

The small box sets included groups of one kind of adventurer, such as these Thieves, a Wizard's Room, some monsters and a mixed Adventuring Party. Sealed sets are the most desirable, followed by complete open boxes with unpainted minis.

1985-86: Games Workshop Citadel AD&D Miniatures

Citadel Dungeon Adventurers box set

Average price $75

Record price $160

Citadel Miniatures offered AD&D figures for about two years under license from TSR, from 1985-86. They sold box sets, like this one, as well as blister packs, as shown below.

The Citadel Dungeons and Dragons and Advanced Dungeons and Dragons series was short-lived, only surviving two years. During that time, some of the best (in my opinion) Dungeons and Dragons miniatures were produced.

There were four box sets, 25 blister packs for various player characters and 33 different monster packs. Sealed packs are popular; individual miniatures can also sell for between $30 and $50 depending on condition. Unpainted are more desirable.

1987-96: Ral Partha AD&D Miniatures

Ral Partha AD&D Dracolich Limited Edition box set

Average price $225

Record price $??

This impressive monster was limited to 6,000 pieces. A sealed box set will be worth much more. The price quoted was for a loose, but complete, Dracolich without box.

There was also another limited edition box set, Takhisis, Queen of Darkness.

1997-Date: Wizards of the Coast

When WOTC took over production of Dungeons and Dragons miniatures in 1997, they ended the relationship with Ral Partha.

Over the next two decades, WOTC produced a plethora of miniatures. They came pre-colored and usually in plastic, becoming more of a collectible item rather than the hobbyist paint-yourself items which had preceded them in the 70s-90s.

As such, boxed miniatures are really the only way to collect these. Without the box, they are worth far less. We include a selection here; there are hundreds of items.

WOTC War of the Dragon Queen booster

MIB Mint in Box $100

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