LEGO Fantasy

**LEGO Fantasy** is a collection of web series that is planned to come to LEGO Metaworld's YouTube channel.

## LEGO Castle

### Spell-Breaker

1. Beginning of the End: The heroes of this story, an ironmonger, a damsel, and a harlequin, must save the kingdom, defeat the evil wizard, and destroy his skeleton warriors. Will our hero trio be able to save the day, or will they get murdered and join the dark god’s army of the living dead?
2. Of Orcs and Men 👨🏻: The dark god sends his army of skeleton warriors and orcs to fight the knights and crusaders of the Lion Kingdom. Will the princess and king’s army be able to take down the dark lord’s monsters, or will the skeletons and trolls kill them all?
3. Journey: The blacksmith, princess, and joker set off on a quest to reach the dark god’s castle after he destroys the weapons of the knights. Will the trio be able to find the fort and take down the dark lord, or will his skeleton warriors end their lives?
4. Castle in the Dark 🏰: Reaching the dark god’s skull tower, the joker, princess, and blacksmith try to sneak without getting caught by the skeleton warriors who are on guard. Will the three heroes make it past the skeletal guards undetected, or will they get caught and turned to skulls and crossbones themselves?
5. Castle Battle 🏰 : In the dark god’s throne room, the princess, joker, and blacksmith challenge him to a fight, only to learn of his deadly magical powers. Will the heroic wizard help them defeat the dark lord, or will he use his magic wand to make them dead? (Destruction Count: A training dummy is decapitated, a window is shattered by a dummy’s head, spears and arrows are lodged in the ground, a flag is tattered, a horn on a Viking helmet is broken, a battle machine is eroded and broken apart by a curse, armor is rusted, a helmet is corroded and bent out of shape, the blade of a sword is oxidized and breaks apart, a shield is rusted and cracks, a spear’s head is corroded to dust from a curse, a wagon is rusted and broken apart by a curse, two crowns are disintegrated by a spell, a drawbridge’s chains and breaks break off, arrows are lodged in a wooden wall and a bag, boards break apart and fall off of a rope bridge, a rope is torn off of a rope bridge, trees and plants are shown dead, multiple cairns fall apart, rocks and stalagmites break off of the ceiling of a cave, stalagmites pierce the ground, a cavern collapses and knocks down multiple wooden planks, a spiked plant is knocked down, rocks and stone bricks are cracked, a piece of cloth is set on fire, a rope is burned, an ax is lodged in a wooden door, the wooden pole of a battle axe has a cut through it, a wooden table is knocked down and broken apart, a bat sculpture is broken off of a railing, flowers have their petals torn off, skeletons are dismembered, a suit of armor is vertically sliced in half, crystal balls are shattered, a wizard’s hat is sliced in half, books are set on fire and have pages torn out of them, a wizard hat burns.)
	* Set Pieces:
		+ Kingdom exterior
		+ Kingdom town
		+ Castle exterior
		+ Castle hallway and doorway
		+ Castle eating hall
		+ Battlefield
		+ A grassland path with a rickety wooden sign.
		+ A tower with a trapdoor next to it
		+ The exterior of the blacksmith's shop with a windmill next to it.
		+ The interior of the blacksmith's shop with wooden machinery.
		+ The forge room in the blacksmith's shop.
		+ Tundra with a rope bridge
		+ Cavern with stone piles and stalagmites/stalactites.
		+ Swamp/evil castle exterior
		+ Stone brick sewer
		+ The evil castle's entry room
		+ Evil castle prison
		+ Evil castle trap room
		+ Evil wizard's lair

## LEGO Harry Potter

### Philosopher’s Stone

1. Diagon Alley: Dumbledore, professor at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, delivers a recently orphaned baby named Harry Potter to his relatives. Ten years later, Harry has been having a disorderly life with his family. Harry starts receiving letters by owls. His family escapes to an island to avoid more letters, with Hagrid appearing and informs Harry that he is actually a wizard and has been accepted into Hogwarts. Hagrid takes Harry to Diagon Alley to buy his supplies for Hogwarts including a wizard uniform, a wand, and a pet owl named Hedwig as a birthday present.
2. Journey to Hogwarts: Harry is taken to King's Cross to board a train to Hogwarts, where he meets three other students: Ron Weasley, a friend, Hermione Granger, a smart witch born to muggles, and Draco Malfoy, a child from a rich family who Harry immediately contends with. After arriving at Hogwarts, the students assemble in the Great Hall, where the newcomers are sorted by the Sorting Hat between four houses. Will Harry be put in Gryffindor or Slytherin?
3. Troll on the Loose in the Bathroom: Ron throws a brownie at Hermione after being humiliated by her in a charms lesson with Professor Flitwick, causing Hermione to lock herself in the girls' bathroom. She is soon attacked by a troll, with Harry and Ron arriving to save the day. Will Ron redeem himself? (Destruction Count: A chandelier falls and shatters, a brownie is splattered on Hermione's face, stone walls are smashed, a scratched Earth sculpture is removed from an Atlas statue and launched at a wall, an Atlas statue has pebbles smashed off of the chest, a wall is bashed in, the floor of the girls’ bathroom has pebbles broken off of it, stalls and sinks get destroyed by a club.) (Set Pieces: Professor Flitwick’s classroom with living paintings and a chandelier, the Great Hall of Hogwarts with floating pumpkins and candles, a hallway with cracked stone walls and a lamp above it that turns on, a stone brick wall that is smashed and leaves behind metal pipes and cobwebs, a fountain filled with fish and placed between two elevated stone brick structures, a section of the hallway with a stone statue of a merman that holds a scuffed-up Earth sculpture and later a trident, a reverse L in the hallway that stops at a bashed-in stone wall courtesy of the Earth sculpture, a hall leading to the girls’ bathroom with a security painting in front of the door, a stall in the girls’ bathroom with Hermione and later a smelly shit in it, the girls’ bathroom with stone floors and sinks that run water.)
4. Hogwarts Moments Charms Class: Harry, Ron, and Hermione attend a charms lesson with Professor Flitwick. Will things go as planned, or will chaos ensue?
5. Hogwarts Moments Herbology Class: Harry, Ron, and Hermione are in herbology class, but Ron gets caught by a Devil's Snare! Will he survive?
6. Hogwarts Moments Potions Class 🧪: While learning potions with Professor Snape, Harry tries to make a Strengthening Potion. What will Snape do if he fails?
7. Quidditch Practice: Everything's going well in Flying class until Neville Longbottom has a mishap. Taking advantage of Neville's two left feet, Draco Malfoy steals his Remember-All. Will Harry recover it? (Destruction Count: Neville’s cloak is torn off by two statues.)
8. Quidditch Match: Harry plays his first match of Quidditch, but his broomstick starts to lose control and nearly tosses him off. This leads Hermione to suspect that Snape is jinxing Harry's broom due to his odd behavior. Is she correct? (Destruction Count: A player smashes through a bridge, two Bludgers destroy a wooden structure, wooden boards are broken, Snape’s cloak catches on fire.)
9. The Restricted Section: Christmas approaches and Harry receives a cloak of invisibility from an anon claiming that the cloak belonged to Harry's father. Using the cloak to explore the school at night, he finds the Mirror of Erised. What will he see in it? (Destruction Count: A lamp shatters, a stone wall is smashed apart by vines, a cauldron explodes and blows a door open, a bookcase is knocked over, books and statues are destroyed, a globe is disassembled, torches are extinguished,)
10. The Forbidden Forest: A visit to Hagrid's hut at the foot of the school leads to Harry going on a walk through the woods, where he is informed by a centaur named Firenze that a plot to steal the Philosopher's Stone is being orchestrated by Voldemort himself, but what does he plan to use it for? (Destruction Count: Ground is broken apart, dirt is removed from the ground, trees fall down, a tree is broken in half.)
	* Set Pieces
		+ Hagrid's Hut exterior
		+ Hagrid's Hut interior
		+ A section of the Forbidden Forest with many mud puddles and hills with holes on their sides. There is also a dead-ish tree that is missing its top half.
11. Hogwarts Fluffy Encounter: Harry, Ron, and Hermione decide to try and find the Philosopher's Stone and face a series of trials. These include surviving another Devil's Snare, a room filled with hostile flying keys, and a life-sized game of chess that almost kills Ron. Will Harry successfully retrieve the stone? (Destruction Count: A harp explodes, the floor of a dungeon crumbles and falls in a pit of lava, stone floors and walls are cracked, a pillar is broken in half.)

### Chamber of Secrets

1. Escape from Privet Drive: Harry and the other Weasleys—Molly, Percy, and Ginny —travel to Diagon Alley. However, something goes awfully wrong, with Harry ending up in the fearsome, nightmarish Knockturn Alley! Will Harry make it out of this atrocious alleyway, or will the ferocious half-giant he meets leave only half of him behind? (Destruction Count: A cake is smashed and splatters on people, a wall is torn off of a house by a car and covers it in bricks, a car crashes into a field and breaks a hole through it, the front of a car emits smoke after crashing, the windows of a shed’s door and walls are broken, the tap is broken off of a sink and water sprays out, wood is burned in a fire, one of the lenses of Harry’s glasses is broken, signs and a mirror are dirtied.)
2. Hogwarts Whomping Willow: At King Cross station, Harry and Ron are unable to enter Platform 9 3⁄4 and fail to board the Hogwarts Express, so they fly Mr. Weasley’s car to Hogwarts, smashing into the Whomping Willow on the grounds and destroying Ron's wand. After recovering Harry and Ron learn about Mandrakes in their herbology class. Later, they encounter a petrified cat— will they get petrified next? (Destruction Count: The Ford Anglia is terribly damaged by the Whomping Willow, Ron’s wand is broken and half of it dangles off.)
3. Pixie Stix: Professor Lockhart tries to teach students how to get rid of pixies, but accidentally lets them all out! Will the students be able to stop the pixies, or will they get torn limb by limb?
4. Slug Vomit: Harry learns that hateful wizards are bigoted towards those of non-magic heritage after Draco Malfoy calls Hermione a pejorative. Livid, Ron casts a spell that he hopes will make Malfoy vomit slugs— alas, the hex rebounds onto Weasley, making him puke slugs instead! Will Harry and Hermione be able to find a cure for Ron’s condition, or will he stay in a state of throwing up slugs for the rest of his life? (Destruction Count: Leaves are torn off of plants, a hole is broken through the ground, food is burned in a pot and reduced to smoke and bubbles, dirt is displaced by a giant mole.)
5. Hogwarts Hospital Wing: Harry plays in a Gryffindor vs. Slytherin Quidditch game, and things are going well until a ball chases. Will Harry be able to evade the rogue ball, or will it smash his bones? (Destruction Count: Many Quidditch towers have holes broken through them by a Bludger, ice cream is splattered on Professor McGonagall‘s face by the Bludger, a wooden wall has many holes broken through it, two parts of a wooden platform are broken off, holes are broken through walls and wooden platforms by Quidditch players, glass objects are broken.)
6. Hogwarts Moment Defense Against the Dark Arts Class: Harry and Malfoy learn how to defend themselves against the Dark Arts of Magic. What will happen to Harry when Malfoy summons a snake to eat him? (Destruction Count: The columns of a fountain are broken in half.)
7. Hogwarts Polyjuice Potion Success: Hermione, Ron, and Harry learn about Polyjuice Potion, an elixir used to change a wizard’s appearance, allowing them to sneak into other houses’ rooms. Will Harry, Ron, and Hermione get caught stealing ingredients from Professor Snape’s potions classroom, and what will he do to them if he does? (Destruction Count: A wine glass is shattered, a railing is broken in half.)
8. Polyjuice Potion Mistake: Slithering into Slytherin: Hermione prepares a Polyjuice potion, which allows Harry and Ron to become Draco’s uncouth lackeys, Crabbe and Goyle, for an hour to quiz his knowledge on the Chamber of Secrets. Will they find out anything, or will Malfoy find out it’s them before they can? What will he do to them if he is able to figure out he’s really talking to Harry and Ron? (Destruction Count: Sections are broken off of wooden/stone railings, bits fly off of cupcakes as they are eaten, a toilet with a chained lid explodes, stone tiles and bricks are cracked and dirtied, the eyes are torn out of a snake statue, a photo is stabbed with darts.) (Set Pieces: A bathroom filled with bubbling green toxic waste and a toilet filled with toxic gas, a stairway leading to a dungeon with a partly-broken railing, the dungeon leading to the Slytherin common room that has a shallow pool of water and extinguishers blowing water next to a door with torches on either side, the Slytherin common room with underwater windows showing fish, the entrance to Malfoy’s room with a snake statue and a fish tank with a skull in it, a hallway in Hogwarts with cracked stone walls and an opened door, the hospital of Hogwarts with a patient’s bed.)
9. Tom Riddle: Harry finds a magic diary owned by former Hogwarts student Tom Riddle, which contains a flashback fifty years prior. What will Harry learn? (Destruction Count: Water is displaced by leaking toilets and puddles, a stone wall has a hole broken through it, glass cylinders shatter, stone structures are broken in half, rock and stone brick walls are cracked and dirtied) (Set Pieces: The girl’s bathroom with puddles all over the floor and opening stalls that spray water on the floor, a hallway with cracked stone walls and a staircase, an area of Hogwarts with braziers and glass cylinders filled with water, the right side of the aforementioned room with a candelabra and a torch, the left side of the room with extending stone slabs and a skeletal arm, a room filled with broken stone structures and moving staircases, a room with an opening door and a stone wall with a hole broken through it, the exterior of the girls’ bathroom with puddles all over the floor and a wall that is partly small bricks and partly large stone bricks, a section of the bathroom hallway with a railing that has chunks missing from the wooden top and stone bottoms.)
10. Aragog in the Dark Forest: In the Forbidden Forest, Harry and Ron meet Hagrid's huge pet spider, Aragog. What will they learn? (Destruction Count: A cookie is bitten in half, a living tree breaks apart a section of the ground, pieces of ground are dug away and fall in a hole, a tree falls and breaks open, spider webs are torn apart, a hole is broken through a tree above Aragog’s lair, dirt is displaced by Aragog and a car, a fallen tree is smashed to pieces by Aragog, a pumpkin breaks open and gets stuck on Ron’s head.) (Set Pieces: An outdoor hallway with broken window frames made of stone and vines growing non the walls, a bridge that is broken in half with pointed beams sticking off of both sides of the top, the forest with Hagrid’s Hut, the interior of Hagrid’s Hit with an opening door and a lantern with fire in it, an area of the Forbidden Forest with tree stumps and cracked ground with twigs on it, a higher area with a halved tree and a large and leafless one that is dislodged and eventually falls down, a hollow tree with moss in it and holes broken through the top and side, an area of the forest with a large tree surrounded by orange mushrooms, a jetty with wooden posts above a lake filled with tree roots, a section of the Forbidden Forest with a bridge on the large root of a tree, an elevated area with large spider webs including a net-like one, an area with cracked ground that leads to a hole with a spider web in it, the lair of Aragog that is surroinded by tree roots/fallen trees and holes with spider webs around them, an area above Aragog’s lair with tree roots around it and spiders hanging off of threads, an area of the Forbidden Forest with a tree and ground that get broken, the area outside of Hagrid’s Hut with a pumpkin patch that gets knocked down, the distant Forbidden Forest with a tree that gets blown to the side by the flying Ford Anglia, the hospital of Hogwarts with a cracked floor and walls.)
11. The Chamber of Secrets: Harry enters the Chamber of Secrets alone and finds Ginny Weasley unconscious, guarded by Tom Riddle. Will he be able to save her from the basilisk? (Destruction Count: A ceiling of rock collapses, the pipes connected to toilets are bent out of shape, skeletons are broken apart, stone tiles and rocks are cracked.) (Set Pieces: A hallway in Hogwarts with a chalk drawing on a wall and a graffitied picture of Professor Lockhart on a bulletin board, Professor Lockhart’s office with an opening door, the hallway to the girls’ bathroom, the girls’ bathroom with opening stalls and toilets with bent pipes and waste in them, an area of the bathroom with the Chamber of Secrets portal window and moving windows and a raising top thingy, the cave leading to the Chamber of Secrets with stalagmites on the ceiling and floor blocking holes and skeleton parts and pools of water all over the floor, an area of the cave with water spouting out of a pool and two raised stone areas bridged by the spout, a chasm with a stone platform bridging it, a sewer hole in a wall, a part of the cave with rocks that fall from the ceiling and onto the floor, the middle area of the Chamber of Secrets with a cracked tiled floor and a pool of water in the center, the back of the Chamber of Secrets with a cracked stone statue of Salazar Slytherin’s face and a sewer hole above it and a stone platform on either side, Dumbledore’s office with a cracked-looking book on his desk and a fire burning in front of his desk, the hallway of Hogwarts, the Great Hall.)

### Prisoner of Azkaban

1. Hogwarts Express: A Dementor boards the train on the way to Hogwarts, causing Harry to pass out. Will he make it out okay, or has something worse happened? (Destruction Count: A wine glass and plates are thrown and shatter, a picture frame falls off of a wall and breaks, the Monster Book bites out bits of its pages, holes and scratches are broken through walls and bricks are exposed.) (Set Pieces: The Dursley’s House dining room with opening doors to the outside, the hallway of the Dursley’s house with a falling picture frame and opening door, the street of Privet Drive with a playground, the exterior of the Leaky Cauldron with a sign of a witch with a cauldron, the lower floor of the Leaky Cauldron with a bent Sirius Black wanted poster nailed to a wall and rickety wooden stairs leading to the upper level, a rickety wooden scaffolding leading to a door and walls with holes broken through them and exposed bricks, Harry’s painting-covered room in the Leaky Cauldron with a fireplace and an opening door, Platform 9 3/4 with a dirtied concrete floor in front of the steaming Hogwarts Express and a brick wall with windows behind it, the interior of the Hogwarts Express with a scratched metal floor and exterior with weathered wooden walls inside of it, an area of the Hogwarts Express with frosted windows.)
2. Hogwarts Moment Divination Class: Harry and his class read tea leaves in their Divination class, with Harry getting his in the shape of a black dog— the Grim, symbol of death. Will Harry die?
3. Riddikulus 6: Harry has a lesson on Boggarts and learns about more Dark Creatures. Will Harry be able to fend off his Dementor Boggart, or will his soul get sucked out?
4. Draco's Encounter with Buckbeak: Hagrid teaches Harry how to ride his Hippogriff, Buckbeak. Will Harry have any luck with his ride, or will he get gravely wound? (Destruction Count: Trees are cut in half, ground is dug up by Cruikshanks, holes are broken through hollow trees.) (Set Pieces: An area of the Forbidden Forest with gigantic halved trees and vines all over the place.)
5. Hogsmeade Village Visit: Harry uses The Marauder's Map, given to him by Fred and George Weasley, for an unauthorized visit to the magic village of Hogsmeade. Will Harry sneak into Hogsmeade, or will he get caught? (Destruction Count: Stone formations collapse, stone columns on a fountain are broken in half, tiles are broken off of the ground, holes are broken through the ground and walls, holes are broken through stone brick walls and rock is exposed, dirt is displaced, snow is melted by a torch, wood is burned and leaves behind a scorch mark on the ground, snowballs are thrown and break apart, a wooden fence is knocked out of place, a snow tank is destroyed, broomsticks are knocked off of the front of a restaurant, a tree is smashed through a window, a tree appears to have been cut in half.) (Set Pieces: A fountain in Hogwarts with broken columns and pieces of them on the ground, a cave with a hole through the ground and dislodged tiles around it, a lower areas with tiles on the floor and walls with holes in them, a series of chasms with stone platforms between them, a stone platform with broken and dislodged tiles next to a broken stone brick wall, a room with three rock pedestals and a tiled floor with a hole on the side of it and some tiles that are broken off and dislodged, an area next to an abyss with a wall that transforms into a staircase and a ladder to Honeydukes, the interior of Honeydukes with a machine that emits pink smoke and an open door, an area of Hogsmeade with a cracked stone path covered in snow surrounded by weathered stone brick buildings with frosted windows, a section of Hogsmeade with a fire that chars wood and the ground and a pile of snow that is displaced, a snowy forest behind an open wooden gate and barbed wire with cracked rocks on the ground and a seemingly displaced fence door, the skyline of the forest with a halved tree, the exterior of the Three Broomsticks with burning torches and a signboard that is covered in bent posters, a snowy area with snow-covered buckets and snowmen, the interior of the Three Brokmsticks with cracked stone walls and fireplaces, a higher floor of the Three Broomsticks behind an opening door.)
6. Harry and the Marauder's Map: Harry finds Peter Pettigrew on The Marauder’s Map, and decides to look for him. Will Harry fund Pettigrew, or will he get caught out of bed. (Destruction Count: Skeletons are broken apart, a chalice is smashed, stone walls and tiles are cracked, suits of armor are knocked down.) (Set Pieces: The Gryffindor bedroom, a room in Hogwarts with locked doors and braziers, a dark hallway made of stone brick with paintings on the walls, a room with a slightly lower area and cracked stone brick walls with torches on them alongside braziers and opening doors under a cracked stone tiled floor, a hallway made of cracked stone bricks, an outdoor area with braziers behind short stone brick walls, a cracked stone brick wall behind a fountain that spouts water, a higher area with cracked stone brick walls and floors alongside a window to a room with a dirty banner and a table covered in chicken, a hallway that is blocked off by a barred window with a hallway that is made of cracked stone brick walls and floors with carpeting and paintings, a dark hallway filled with suits of armor and paintings.)
7. Patronus Practice: Professor Lupin teaches Harry how to cast the Patronus Charm, but it’s easier said than done. Will Harry be able to cast a fully-formed Patronus? (Destruction Count: Spiderwebs are broken apart, stone and wood surfaces are weathered.) (Set Pieces: The Gryffindor common room with cracked stone brick walls and a weathered wooden floor with a fire, a hallway in Hogwarts with stone braziers and the Fat Lady painting, a room filled with moving staircases and cracked stone brick walls, Professor Lupin’s classroom with cracked stone brick walls lined with lanterns and skeleton parts alongside a weathered wooden floor with shapes painted on it.)
8. The Shrieking Shack & Whomping Willow: Hagrid's hippogriff Buckbeak is in danger of being executed by the Ministry of Magic after clawing Draco Malfoy, who provoked Buckbeak. Hermione discovers Scabbers at Hagrid’s hut, but the trio is forced to leave as Buckbeak is about to be executed. Scabbers escapes from Ron, who chases after the rat. A dog runs in and bites Ron, then drags him into a pit under the Whomping Willow. Will Harry and Hermione be able to save him, or will they get crushed by the tree? (Destruction Count: A teapot is broken, the Shrieking Shack has cracks and holes in its walls, parts of the walls are broken off and reveal secondary layers of wood, a wooden chair is damaged, a brick wall is destroyed by a spell.)
9. Expecto Patronum: After a perilous encounter, Harry wakes up in the hospital wing, finding Ron with a broken leg. Harry and Hermione decide to travel back in time using Hermione’s Time-Turner, hoping to fix the events of the last night. Will they succeed, or will they get lost in time? (Destruction Count: A pumpkin is sliced in half, leaves and dirt are displaced by the Whoming Willow, a section of ground is cracked and bored out.) (Set Pieces: The interior of Hagrid’s Hut, the exterior of Hagrid’s Hut with windows and a door that open, the pumpkin patch outside of Hagrid’s Hut with a scarecrow and Buckbeak, an area of the Forbidden Forest with the Whomping Willow and a hole under it.)
10. Hogwarts Courtyard Sirius' Rescue: Harry and Hermione ride on Buckbeak and attempt to reach the prison tower of Hogwarts, where Sirius Black is to be executed. Will Harry be able to save his godfather, or will the Dementors take their souls? (Destruction Count: Wooden boards break, a window is cracked and shattered, ice blocks are broken, ice is melted, a stone tower explodes apart.) (Set Pieces: A courtyard of Hogwarts surrounded by cracked stone brick walls in front of a room with braziers under a mossy stone brick roof, the front of Hogwarts, the highest floor of Hogwarts with frozen lanterns that are ignited and stone brick roofs, the interior of a cobweb-covered wooden room with sections of wood broken off of the floor and lanterns on the walls, a stone area with cracked and dirtied tiled floors along with a broken metal structure and a bridge with a hole under it, a lower area with torches on the walls and a window that gets cracked and shattered, the Astrology classroom with a broken window, a cracked stone tower with a metal staircase leading up to it, a cracked stone tower with torch-wielding gargoyles and a prison with torches on the walls alongside frozen barrels and a forcefield around the tower, the ruins of the stone brick prison on the tower, the Hogwarts hospital with opening doors, Professor Lupin’s office with his luggage, a hallway to the Great Hall, the Great Hall with a Firebolt on a wrinkled sheet of unwrapped paper, a courtyard of the Hogwarts Grounds, the exterior of Hogwarts atop a cracked stone island, the sky that goes from a dark to light color, Earth in space.)

### Goblet of Fire

1. Quidditch Cup Attack: Harry Potter wakes up from a nightmare where a man is killed after overhearing Lord Voldemort talking with Peter Pettigrew and another man. While Harry attends the Quidditch World Cup match between Ireland and Bulgaria with the Weasleys and Hermione, Death Eaters attack the camp. Will Harry, Hermione, and the Weasleys make it out in the ensuing chaos? (Destruction Count: Tents are caught on fire and get reduced to charred tatters, the ground is caught on fire, a block of ice is broken in half.) (Set Pieces: The exterior of a manor, the interior of a manor with a staircase and an opening door, the interior of the Burrow with a bedroom, the exterior of the Burrow, a hill in the forest, the camp outside of the Quidditch World Cup, the flaming remains of the campsite with burning tents that are reduced to rags and poles, a dark rocky area with destroyed tents that are little more than stick-like structures.)
2. Aging Well: At Hogwarts, Albus Dumbledore introduces Mad-Eye Moody as a new teacher. He also announces that the school will host the Triwizard Tournament, in which three magic schools compete across three deadly challenges. The rules state that participants must be aged 17 or over, but Fred and George plan to make an aging potion to get into the tournament. Will their scheme work?
3. Donjons and Dragons: For the first task of the Triwizard Tournament, each champion must take a golden egg guarded by their chosen dragon. Harry gets a glimpse of the dragons with Hagrid and Fang, but the dragons are very dangerous! Will Harry and Hagrid make it out okay? (Destruction Count: Dragons break open wooden crates, wooden boards are broken off/displaced from certain areas, stone walls have holes smashed through them that expose rebar, chains are broken.) (Set Pieces: A wooden walkway leading to two large metal cages including one that opens and has a glass pipe system in it, a lowering wooden walkway that goes past two walls with holes in them that expose rebar, a hill with a wood structure that leads to another lowering wooden bridge, a partly-bent bent cage surrounded by tree stumps with broken walls that expose rebar and lower sections of rock, a hill covered in wooden boards leading to a chasm with a rickety fence, a chasm with three platforms bridging it, an area with a fish tank on a large tree stump and wooden planks on the ground, an area to the right of the stump with stacked crates, an area to the left of the stump with rock fireplaces and a wooden structure with a staircase atop crates, a wooden bridge with boards broken off of it and metal bars behind it.)
4. Hungarian Horntail Triwizard Challenge: At the first task, Harry has to pass a Hungarian Horntail, which he does by summoning his Firebolt broomstick with a Summoning Charm. Will Harry be able to get the golden egg? (Destruction Count: Stone platforms are caught on fire, rocks are destroyed, stone bricks are knocked off of a bridge, chunks are broken off of a stone bridge, the Hungarian Horntail destroys various rooms of Hogwarts, walls are smashed, windows are shattered.)
5. Bath and Body Works: Harry brings his golden egg to the prefects' bathroom, where Moaning Myrtle tells him to listen to the egg underwater. Will Harry be able to understand the golden egg’s message? (Destruction Count: Pieces are broken off of a stained glass picture, a mirror is cracked.)
6. Rescue from the Merpeople: On the day of the second task, Neville gives Harry Gillyweed to give Harry gills as well as flippers. Harry almost completes the task by rescuing Ron from under the lake but feels that he should rescue Gabrielle Delacour, the sister of Fleur, the Beauxbatons champion, as well. Will he take the risk, or run out of time in his attempts to do so? (Destruction Count: Many boulders and other stone formations are destroyed, a stone arch is broken by a tentacle, a column falls down and smashes a stone wall.)
7. Graveyard Duel: During the final task, Harry and Cedric work together to reach the Triwizard Cup. The two champions touch the cup at the same time and in doing so learn that the Triwizard Cup is a Portkey that transports them to a cemetery. There, Peter Pettigrew appears, murders Cedric using Voldemort's wand, and uses Harry's blood (along with his own hand and Tom Riddle Senior’s bone) and revives Lord Voldemort. Will Harry survive his encounter with the dark lord? (Destruction Count: A hole is torn through a hedge.)

### Order of the Phoenix

1. 12 Grimmauld Place: While having to spend summer vacation with the Dursleys, 15-year-old Harry Potter and his cousin Dudley are ambushed by Dementors. Will Harry be able to save Dudley, or will he get his soul sucked out? (Destruction Count: Wooden fences are broken apart, walls are cracked, spells scorch walls, phoenix statues have their wings blown off, LEGO bushes and leafed plants are torn apart.)
2. Paper Airplanes: Umbridge, a member of the Ministry of Magic, becomes Hogwarts’ Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, to Harry’s dismay. After Draco Malfoy launches a paper plane at Ron Weasley’s head, him and Harry hatch a scheme to get back at Malfoy. Will they be able to throw their gigantic plane at Draco, or will Dolores Umbridge stop them? (Destruction Count: A paper plane is destroyed by a spell, spells scorch walls, an ice block breaks in half.)
3. Hogwarts Carriage and Thestrals: Harry Potter and Luna Lovegood bond over their ability to see Thestrals, a creature that can only be seen by those who have lost a family member. Will the two of them be able to tame the Thestrals, or is trying to do so an extremely bad idea? (Destruction Count: Window frames are broken apart, a wooden fence has a gap between the posts, trees have holes broken through them, fallen trees litter the ground.)
4. Dumbledore’s Army: After Umbridge refuses to educate her pupils on defensive spells, Harry, Ron, and Hermione try to form their own Defense Against the Dark Arts club. Will this idea work, or will it get shot down by the ungodly Umbridge? (Destruction Count: A wooden fence is broken apart, an ice block breaks in half, ice is melted by a giant tea cup, a skeleton has its torso and limbs broken in half.)
5. Focus: Harry has a nightmare through the perspective of Voldemort's snake Nagini, as she mauls and almost kills Arthur Weasley. Dumbledore decides to have Harry take Occlumency lessons with Professor Snape, a former member of the Order of the Phoenix, to defend his mind from Voldemort's invasions. Will Harry be able to handle these lessons, or will he inadvertently let Voldemort hurt more people? (Destruction Count: Wooden fences are broken apart, walls are cracked, the ground is dug out by a miniature excavator, spells scorch walls.)
6. Sirius Business: Harry, Hermione, and the Weasleys go to the Black household for Christmas, where they learn that Bellatrix Lestrange, an insane Death Eater, has escaped from the prison of Azkaban. Will Bellatrix get to them, or will they be safe in her cousin’s home? (Destruction Count: Parts of a painting are missing, spiderwebs are torn apart.)
7. Hogwarts Room of Requirement: Dumbledore's Army bands up in Hogwarts’ Room of Requirement to learn and practice defensive spells under Harry's instruction. Will the students get more skilled at defending against the Dark Arts, or will Umbridge stop the,? (Destruction Count: Spells scorch walls, spiderwebs are torn apart, a glass wall is shattered, a brick wall with a hole in it is blown up.)
8. Grawp: Hagrid informs Harry, Ron, and Hermione that he has hid his giant half-brother, Grawp, in the Forbidden Forest, wishing to civilize him. Will they be able to make Grawp civil, or will he eat them all alive? (Destruction Count: Trees have holes broken through them, leafed LEGO plants are torn apart, trees are cut down.)
9. Snape’s Worst Memory: Harry uses Occlumency on Snape and views a memory of him getting bullied by his father, James, and Sirius Black. How cruel will Snape’s punishment towards Harry be for this? (Destruction Count: Window frames are broken apart, trees are cut down down, walls are scorched.)
10. Fred and George's Explosive Payback: On the last O.W.L. exam, Fred and George decide to give Umbridge what she deserves. Will the twins’ plan work, or will Umbridge make them very, very sorry? (Destruction Count: A stone column is knocked down and blown apart by a rocket, the wall of rules is destroyed.)
11. Forbidden Forest Umbridge's Encounter: Hermione convinces Professor Umbridge that her and Harry are hiding a weapon of Dumbledore's in the Forbidden Forest. Harry and Hermione lead her to an area of the woods that is inhabited by centaurs, who try to attack her. Will Harry and Hermione be able to escape, or will they meet the same fate as their corrupt headmistress? (Destruction Count: Paintings are knocked off of a wall, trees have holes broken through them, trees are cut down.)
12. The Prophecy: Harry, Hermione, Luna, Ron, Ginny, and Neville fly to the Ministry to save Sirius Black. Once in the Department of Mysteries, they find Sirius and a crystal ball bearing the names of Harry and Voldemort. Will the Order of the Phoenix be able to fight off attacking Death Eaters, or is this the end for Sirius Black? (Destruction Count: Crystals balls are shattered, a cauldron explodes and leaves behind splatters of a potion, shelves are knocked down, windows are smashed.)

### Half-Blood Prince

1. Slughorn: Lord Voldemort’s Death Eaters abduct Mr. Ollivander and demolish the Millennium Bridge as he tightens his grip on the world. With this in mind, Harry, Ron, and Hermione visit Fred and George’s joke shop in Diagon Alley, before finding Draco accompanied by a pack of Death Eaters. Will the Death Eaters catch the trio, and what will they do to Harry if they do? (Destruction Count: Windows are shattered, the interiors of shops catch on fire, a LEGO wire is cut and emits sparks, a cake has a slice taken out of it and splats on the floor, a roof has shingles broken off of it and the wood framing is exposed.)
2. Half-Blood Prince: Harry learns that his borrowed Potions textbook is filled with useful notes and spells from the "Half-Blood Prince". Will Harry be able to use these to his advantage, or will he get caught red-handed? (Destruction Count: A potion explodes and covers Snape’s face in soot, a spiderweb is torn apart, a textbook is ripped in half.)
3. The Rise of Voldemort: To help Harry in his prophesied duel with Voldemort, Dumbledore and Harry use the Pensieve to view Dumbledore’s first memory of Voldemort. What happened between Voldemort and Dumbledore to create the most malicious wizard in the world? (Destruction Count: A pipe is torn in half and water leaks out of it.)
4. Slug Club: Harry fears that Voldemort has made Draco a Death Eater, to Ron and Hermione‘s doubt. Will Harry’s fears prove true, and what has become of Malfoy if they are? (Destruction Count: A duck shape is carved through a wall, a chocolate dessert is splattered on a boy’s face.)
5. Aquamenti: Harry must learn the Aquamenti spell after his attempt at it goes wrong and causes a fire. Will Harry be able to properly perform the spell in time, or will the whole room burn around him? (Destruction Count: A LEGO chandelier is broken down, a floor and books catch on fire, a cobweb is torn apart.)
6. Attack on the Burrow: Harry spends Christmas break with the Weasleys, where his fears about Draco are dismissed by the Order of the Phoenix. However, Bellatrix Lestrange and Fenrir Greyback attack the Burrow, endangering Harry and Ginny. Will the two of them be able to fend off the Death Eaters, or will Lestrange end the two of them? (Destruction Count: A LEGO cobweb is torn apart, cake splatters on Arthur’s head, shingles are broken off of the room of the Burrow, the Burrow and the ground surrounding it catch on fire.)
7. Love Hurts: After drinking mead Slughorn planned to give to Dumbledore, Ron Weasley is poisoned, leaving Harry to save his life. After this, Harry confronts Draco about the tainted mead, upon which they get in a duel. Who will win the fight, and will the loser survive? (Destruction Count: Chocolate is splattered on Ron's face, a bundle of dynamite is torn apart, a taxidermied troll's stomach is torn open and stuffing is exposed, a birdcage is thrown across a room.)
8. Felix Felicis: Harry uses a Liquid Luck potion in an attempt to get Professor Slughorn to surrender one of his memories involving Voldemort. Will Harry get the memory from Slughorn, or will his attempt be in vain? (Destruction Count: A stone tile floor is broken open, windows are shattered, a tree is cut down and has a split through its trunk, a hole is dug through the ground, a tombstone is cracked and has a spider etched on it, LEGO plants are torn apart.)
9. Dumbledore's Death: Dumbledore deduces that Voldemort split his soul into six Horcruxes, two of which have been destroyed; Voldemort's diary and a ring. Harry and Dumbledore go to a cavern where Harry helps Dumbledore drink a potion that hides another Horcrux. Will Dumbledore be able to protect Harry from the attacking Inferi, or will they get drowned? (Destruction Count: Rock formations sink under the ground, a tree is knocked down and burned, the ground is set on fire, Hagrid's Hut has part of the roof broken off and the damaged framing is exposed.)

### Deathly Hallows Part 1

1. The Seven Harrys: The Order of the Phoenix try to escort Harry Potter to safety using Polyjuice Potion to create decoys of Harry. While flying away from his house, they are attacked by Death Eaters, who injure many members of the Order. Will Harry be able to escape from the Death Eaters, and who will survive the ensuing carnage? (Destruction Count: Wooden torch poles are broken down, the area where a wedding is held catches on fire, chairs are knocked down, tablecloths are burned.)
2. The Ministry of Magic: Harry, Ron, and Hermione infiltrate the Ministry of Magic and find one of the Horcruxes around Umbridge's neck. Harry and Ron fight Umbridge, with Hermione taking the Horcruxes from her. Will the trio be able to escape from Dementors and the Ministry of Magic’s entire security force. (Destruction Count: Plates and foods items are smashed apart, wooden doors are broken down by Dementors, suits of armor are frosted over and drop their halberds, a tent is stabbed by metal poles, cobwebs are torn apart.)
3. Nagini: Hermione learns that the Sword of Gryffindor can destroy Horcruxes and goes to the house where Harry’s parents died to find it. Harry and Hermione find Bathilda Bagshot, who they think has the sword, only for her to reveal herself as Voldemort's snake, possessing Bathilda's body. Will Harry and Hermione be able to fend off Nagini, or will the snake eat them up like mice? (Destruction Count: A wall is smashed and pieces of it scatter the floor, a chair has a leg broken off of it, the wheel is broken off of a toy car, parts of a mobile are broken off, Harry’s wand is broken.)
4. Locket: Harry follows a doe Patronus to a frozen lake that Gryffindor's sword lies beneath, which Harry jumps in so he can retrieve it. As Horcrux around Harry’s throat strangles him, Ron Weasley arrives and tries to save his life. Will Ron be able to destroy the Horcrux with Gryffindor‘s Sword, or will it snap Harry’s neck before he can do so? (Destruction Count: Holes are broken through a frozen lake, a swordfish is used to break a layer of ice in a lake, rocks are dislodged from the sea floor, LEGO plants are torn apart, the Voldemort storm is destroyed, the locket is stabbed and broken.)
5. Lovegood’s Lunacy: Harry, Ron, and Hermione visit Luna Lovegood’s father to learn about the Deathly Hallows, three magic items that make let a wizard control death. Hermione reads the story of the Hallows, after which the trio try to leave, only for the trio to get attacked by Death Eaters. Will they be able to escape from the Dementors, or will Lovegood let them get abducted? (Destruction Count: LEGO plants are torn apart, a wall is broken open, sections of Lovegood‘s house are blown up by the Death Eaters.)
6. No Manors: Bellatrix Lestrange incarcerates Harry and Ron in the cellar of Malfoy Manor with Luna, before torturing Hermione for information on the Sword. Harry requests aid with a broken mirror, upon which Dobby teleports in the cellar to rescue them. Will Harry and Ron be able to save Hermione, or will they die at the hands of Bellatrix and the Malfoys? (Destruction Count: LEGO plants are torn apart, a LEGO chandelier is broken, spells burn walls.)

### Deathly Hallows Part 2

1. Gringotts: In Bellatrix’s bank vault, Harry finds another Horcrux: Helga Hufflepuff's cup. Harry takes the cup, but Griphook steals their sword and leaves them behind to get taken by security. Will Harry, Ron, and Hermione be able to fight off the guards, or will it be the bank’s dragon that gets them? (Destruction Count: Metal walls are dented and scorched, a concrete floor is broken apart, a glass ceiling is shattered.)
2. Return of Harry: Severus Snape hears of Harry's return to Hogwarts and warns the staff and students of punishment for assisting Harry. Harry confronts Snape about this, upon which he is challenged to a duel by Professor McGonagall. Will Snape get defeated in battle, or will he triumph over Harry’s forces? (Destruction Count: Wooden boards on a shack are broken apart, the roof of a shack has a hole broken through it, trees are cut down, a tent is impaled by a pole torch.)
3. Burning Bridges: At Luna‘s insistence, Harry talks to Ravenclaw's ghost, who reveals that Voldemort performed black magic on her mother's diadem, located in the Room of Requirement. As the Hogwarts community assembles for war, Hermione and Ron go to the Chamber of Secrets to destroy one of the Horcruxes. Will the two of them be able to destroy the Horcrux, or will they get attacked by Death Eaters before they get the chance to? (Destruction Count: Bricks are broken off of walls, railings are broken apart, a floor has chunks broken off of it, LEGO skeletons and cobwebs are torn apart, a long bridge is blown up.)
4. Requirement: In the Room of Requirement, Draco and his cronies ambush Harry, while Ron and Hermione intervene. After Goyle casts a Fiendfyre curse, he is incapable of controlling it, burning the room around them. Will Harry, Ron, and Hermione be able to save Draco and his allies, or will they get left for dead? (Destruction Count: Cobwebs are torn apart, a stack of objects is knocked in the fire, the diadem is stabbed and thrown in a burning room.)
5. Snape's Tears: As the Death Eaters attack Hogwarts, Harry sees into Voldemort's mind and learns that Voldemort's snake is the final Horcrux. After entering the boathouse, Harry, Ron, and Hermione hear Voldemort ordering his snake to murder Snape. Will the trio be able to save Snape’s life, or will he bleed out from his injuries? (Destruction Count: Stone torch things are knocked down, rubble is broken off of structures and piles up, a stone wall with wooden boards is smashed, chunks of stone are broken off of a bridge, a stone wall has a large hole smashed through it, two sections of a stone brick wall are broken off, stone walls and floors have pieces broken off of them and catch on fire, roofs have holes smashed through them and wooden framing is exposed.)
6. Harry's Death: Voldemort declares Harry's supposed death to everyone at Hogwarts and commands them to accept defeat. After Neville Longbottom defies Voldemort and draws a sword from the Sorting Hat, Harry reveals he isn't dead. Will Harry be able to defeat Voldemort, or will the Battle of Hogwarts be a loss on his part? (Destruction Count: Structures of Hogwarts are destroyed and leave piles of rubble on the ground, a stone brick structure crumbles, wooden bridges are broken apart, walls and roofs are destroyed, the Elder Wand is snapped in half.)

## LEGO The Hobbit

* Intro: The dwarves are mining a stone formation, breaking off parts of it. Suddenly, Smaug walks in and scares off the dwarves, before breathing fire on the stone formation. The rest of the stone is blown off, and the LEGO Metaworld logo is revealed underneath. The logo is breathed on by Smaug and starts to overheat. (Destruction Count: Pieces are broken off of a large stone formation, a stone formation is blown apart by a dragon’s fire breath, two metal structures overheat and turn red.)

### An Unexpected Journey

1. Smaug Attacks: The dwarf king brought an era of prosperity for his people under the Lonely Mountain until the arrival of Smaug. Will the dwarves fend off Smaug, or will he take the Lonely Mountain for himself? (Destruction Count: Rocks are broken off of a wall, bricks are broken off of walls, pillars are broken down, LEGO walls are blown up by Smaug, a tiled floor is broken to pieces.)
2. The Hobbit Hole: Bilbo Baggins is fooled by wizard Gandalf the Grey and unintentionally hosts a party for Thorin and his company of dwarves, including Balin. Gandalf tries to recruit Bilbo as the party’s "burglar" to aid them in their quest to enter the Lonely Mountain. Will Bilbo accept this offer, or will he refuse it immediately? (Destruction Count: A set of LEGO drawers is smashed, wooden furniture is broken, a plate is thrown and shatters.)
3. Flashback Friday: After the dwarves joke about orcs chasing after the fellowship, Thorin Oakenshield has a traumatizing flashback. Will Thorin recover? (Destruction Count: LEGO trees are cut down, rocks are knocked down, holes are smashed in the ground by a club, a large oak branch is smashed apart by a club.)
4. Trolled: Bilbo and his party are kidnapped by three giant trolls while traveling. Desperate, Bilbo tries to stop the trolls from eating them. Will he be successful, or will he get eaten alive? (Destruction Count: A wooden farmhouse is broken in half and the roof is torn apart, a tree is knocked down, a wooden cart is smashed by a horse, LEGO rocks and trees are destroyed.)
5. Armed and Ready: The company finds a troll cave and steals the treasure and Elven blades. Thorin and Gandalf each take an Elven blade, Biter and Beater, respectively; Gandalf also finds Sting, which he gives to Bilbo. Will these weapons be enough to stop an army of Orcs and Wargs? (Destruction Count: A hole is torn through the front of a mountain, rocks are cracked, LEGO treasure chests are broken in half, the castle in Dol Guldur is damaged, a pile of boulders is knocked down.)
6. Shadow of the Colossus: Bilbo and the dwarves journeys to the Misty Mountains, where they find themselves in the middle of a gigantic battle between two giants. Will Bilbo and the dwarves survive, or will they get kicked across the mountain range like footballs? (Destruction Count: Rocks are broken off of a mountain, two rock ledges crumble, a mountain is scratched, stone giants break pieces off of each other.)
7. Gollum and Goblins: Bilbo and the dwarves hide in a cavern and are captured by orcs, who take them to their leader, the Great Goblin. Will the company be able to fend off against the orcs, or will they all get killed? (Destruction Count: A hole is broken through a mountain, wooden beams are broken apart, part of a wooden bridge is broken off and smashes apart when it hit the ground, rocks are cracked.)
8. Forest Fire 101: Bilbo and his party are attacked by the orcs and take shelter in the trees of a forest. Thorin charges at the orcs, the leader of which overpowers and gravely wounds him with his Warg. Will Thorin survive the attack, or will he bleed out? (Destruction Count: Trees and grass catch on fire, a giant boulder is knocked down, LEGO trees fall down, rocks and tree roots are smashed.)

### Desolation of Smaug

1. Bear Grills: Thorin and his company are chased by a bear, before getting ushered along by Gandalf to the house of Beorn, a shapeshifter who has become the aforementioned bear. Will Beorn seize his opportunity to kill them all? (Destruction Count: Logs are burned in a fire, trees fall down, dust is displaced, plants are destroyed, beehives are smashed and damaged, a small balcony is torn off of the side of a house, a tub full of berries is destroyed, berries are smashed, a picnic blanket is eaten.) (Set Pieces: The exterior of a tavern in Laketown, the interior of the aforementioned tavern with many wooden tables and a fireplace in the background, Azog’s campsite in the forest with a campfire and a fallen tree, an area of the forest that Bilbo watches from, the part of the woods that the dwarves hide in with many rocks on the ground and a tree to the left of it, a a tree covered hill in the forest that the bear jumps off of, a path in the forest with many gnarled trees around it and rocks on the path, a section of the path with a lake that has rocks on either side of it, a lower part of the path with a fallen tree to the side, a section of the path with a low hill that the bear jumps off of, a wet ramp-like path with a fallen tree above it and a small elevated area of land that acts like a ramp, the front yard of a house with a wooden gate to the left of it and plants growing on the grass, a section of the front yard to the left of the house that is blocked off by beehives and has a small balcony visible, the exterior of a wooden house with a lock on one of the double doors and a basket in front of it, a roofed area outside of the house with a wooden barrel that has a melting candle on it and many baskets near the barrel, a section of the yard with a tall tree that has a beehive on one of the branches and a fallen tree to the right of it, a part of the yard with baskets and a pile of dirt in it, a grassy hill with rocks on it, the mossy roof of the house with nests and a missing plank, the interior of the house with straw on the floor and wooden boards to one side of it, a part of the house with overturned wooden crates in it.)
2. Mirkwood Spider-Man: Beorn escorts Bilbo’s party to Mirkwood, where Gandalf finds Black Speech written on an ancient elf statue. Fulfilling a promise he made to Galadriel, Gandalf tells the party to stay on the path and leaves to investigate the tombs of the Ringwraiths. Upon entering the woods, the dwarves get lost and are taken by spiders. Will Bilbo be able to free the dwarves, or will they get eaten alive? (Destruction Count: Trees are knocked down, dust is displaced, wooden railings are broken apart, plants are burned down, parts are broken off of rotating stone bridges, spiderwebs are torn apart, the arms are broken off of a stone elf statue.)
	* Set Pieces: The front yard of Beorn’s house with beehives in it, a part of Beorn’s front yard with a fallen tree behind it, the grassy path that Bilbo and his party travel down, a foggy part of the path with many rocks and gnarled trees, a tile-covered path in the forest with a mossy stone elf statue that has a red symbol on it and stone fences around it (a fallen tree later blocks the path back), a part of the path with a broken stone fence to the left of it and a rocky river to the right, an elevated portion of ground with a fallen tree hanging off of it and an elf statue on it, a hallowed-out fallen tree with vines and mushrooms growing off of, a section of ground with a stone elf statue on it and a tiled staircase to the right of it, a tile-covered staircase with broken wooden railings to the right of it and a pile of dirt to the left, a tile-covered ground area that is next to a sunken jetty, a part to the path that is blocked by a leafy plant and has a river to the right of it, a river with two lily pads in it and a fallen tree behind it, a small dirt island with a campfire on it and wooden jetty to the right of it, a section of the path with an overgrown stone staircase, a tile-covered part of the path that has an elf statue on it and a broken wooden fence behind it, a river with an elf statue serving as a bridge and a rotating stone bridge to the right of it with parts broken off, a rotating stone bridge with parts of it broken off, a stone-covered dirt island with moss growing on it, a fallen tree that extends across a section of land and serves as a bridge, a tile-covered path with rocks behind it and trees around it, an area of the forest with a stone elf statue that has both of its arms broken off, an autumn grassland covered in plants and leaves, a dark area of the forest with spider webs woven on the ground and on fallen trees, a section of the forest with a thick spiderweb on a fallen tree and two giant spiders hanging off of the ceiling, a stone platform with stringy webs on either side of it and a giant mossy tree in front of it, a fallen tree with spiderwebs behind and below it with a spider string to the right, a crater-like section of forest that is with fallen trees on the ground and dwarves hanging off of spiderwebs, a fallen tree in the crater that is close to a hanging spider, a section of forest with many fallen trees on it, a section of the forest with a hole in the wall and fallen trees next to it, a section of the forest with a spiderweb dwarf next to it, a ceiling-like area in the forest, the middle of the forest with spider webs on the ground and a fallen tree blocking off the back of it, a rock-covered part in the middle of the forest, a hill-like formation in the forest with rocks and a fallen tree in front of it, a spiderweb-covered hill in the forest.)
3. Rivendell Rush: Bilbo, having avoided getting arrested, frees the incarcerated dwarves and plans to use empty wine barrels to send them away from Rivendell. While being chased by the Wood-Eves, Bilbo and the dwarves are attacked by orcs. After one of the dwarves is wounded by an arrow, stakes raise even more! Who will win the three-way battle between orcs, elves, and dwarves? (Destruction Count: LEGO rocks and ores are broken, wooden crates are knocked down, wooden planks are scratched, ropes are cut, a shelf is set on fire and burns down, dirt and water are displaced, a tree’s branch is cut off, trees are knocked down, a stone barricade is broken down, a LEGO tree is cut down by an ax, two parts of a barrel are broken off, arrows get lodged in barrels, an arrow pierces through a barrel.)
	* Set Pieces: The elf king’s throne room with a handheld mirror and a staircase leading up to it, a campsite near the entrance of Rivendell with a tent and campfire in it, the stone entrance to Rivendell with elf warrior statues on either side of it, an underground tunnel to Rivendell, a staircase in Rivendell with lampposts that are lit by phials, a cavern with rocks and gold ores in it, a platform next to a stone staircase in Rivendell, a stone passageway to a prison cell in Laketown, an underground prison cell with an elaborate gate keeping its prisoners locked inside, a cellar in Laketown with many kegs and a straw-covered wooden plank floor that houses a secret escape mechanism, a dark part of the cellar with three overturned wooden crates and a barrel hanging from a rope, a LEGO crafting area in the cellar with a rope tied around it and a gigantic wooden barrel in the background, a wall to the back left of the cellar with a net on it, a slightly elevated area in the cellar with an overturned wooden barrel and a set of shelves with barrels on them, a wall in the middle of the cellar with a handle that lowers a rope-tied barrel, an underground river in Rivendell, a river in Rivendell next to many trees, a gate in Rivendell that is closed by a lever and located near a jetty, a narrow strip of dirt next to many trees and rocks, a stone staircase next to the gate that leads to a dirt hill, a dirt hill that has leafy plants on it and a stone staircase above it, a stone-tiled area with dirt visible at certain spots of ground and stone brick barricades around it, another strip of land next to the river, a dirt landmass above the gate with a pallet and barrels being held up by a wooden crane, a stone staircase that leads to a stone brick wall and a midway point between two stone platforms, a stone platform with a gate, a stone platform with a lever, a waterfall next to a leafy landmass, a dirt landmass next to the river with a tree, a stone wall with part of it broken off that is just in front of a tree, a river between two stone/dirt landmasses with many plants and trees on them, a part of the river with two fallen trees on a nearby landmass, a section of the river with both possible paths dammed off by fallen trees, a ramp-like dirt landmass with many rocks on the sides of it, a landmass with many plants and piles of rocks on it, a part of the landmass with a cavern and a wooden bridge on it, a section of the river with a fallen tree over it, a river with two grassy masses of dirt on either side, a waterfall that leads to a lower part of the river with trees and bushes on the accompanying landmasses an even lower section of the river with a tilted tree and one that has its roots sticking off of the landmass, another section of the river with a fallen tree bridging two landmasses, a landmass with a tree on it that is accessed by the aforementioned fallen tree.
4. Laketown Shakedown: The dwarves are brought to Esgaroth by a bargeman named Bard, but are found by guards stealing weaponry from the town‘s arsenal. Will the dwarves be able to fight their way out of this predicament? (Destruction Count: Many objects are stabbed by arrows, including a long stick, a rock, an apple, a sausage, and a pair of cherries, stone walls are broken apart, a stone wall has a hole broken it and bricks are exposed, tables and chairs are smashed, nets are torn apart, a harpoon gets lodged in a wooden ceiling, sparks are emitted from a turning machine, a torch and brazier catch on fire, two LEGO gates are knocked down, arrows are lodged in walls, nets are torn up, ice is shattered, barrels are knocked down, wooden pilings are broken)
	* Set Pieces: A dark river, a rocky island next to a river with a long stick and a stone on it, a stone island next to a barge in a river, a foggy lake with broken-apart stone walls in it, the entrance to Laketown with a gate that has a wooden bridge-like scaffold above it, the village of Laketown with many stone brick houses and taverns that have wooden roofs, the right of a wooden room with a rope-tied crafting mat and a few sets of tables and chairs, the top-left of a wooden room with a turning machine on the floor and a stone chimney behind it, the bottom-left of the wooden room with a brazier and overturned barrels on the floor, a dark alcove in a wooden room, the lowest section of the room accessed by a wooden staircase with some wooden weapons racks in front of it, a middle floor in the wooden building with a gate blocking off a weapons rack and a broken wall with a hole in it, a section of the middle floor with overturned barrels and a wooden fence around it, a gated area on the middle floor, a section of the higher floor with a wooden harpoon gun and torn up nets in front of it, the second-highest floor which has a wooden picket fence around it and a harpoon lodged in the ceiling, the highest floor of the building with a LEGO a gate blocking off a painted wall and a weapons rack, the exterior of the aforementioned wooden building, a barge loading pier with ropes and barrels on it and broken ice in the lake next to it, another loading pier with a shaking stack of wooden barrels and broken wooden pilings on it, a large wooden ship that is accessed from the pier.
5. Tomb of the Annihilated: Gandalf and Radagast investigate the tombs of the Ringwraiths. Will they find any Ringwraiths? (Destruction Count: Stone stairs are broken apart, a large statue’s head falls off, chunks break off of narrow rock paths, wooden supports fall off of rock platforms, limbs and other parts are broken off of stone statues, skeletons and chairs are broken apart.)
	* Set Pieces:
		+ A mountain with a stone area leading to a cave on top of it
		+ A grassy path in front of a mountain.
6. Gandalf vs. Sauron: Gandalf finds the ruins of Dol Guldur filled with Orcs, before getting attacked by the orc leader and Sauron. Will Gandalf and Radagast be able to fight off the orcs and the dark lord? (Destruction Count: Trees are dead and have no leaves, stone walls are broken apart, long wooden post are broken, chains are broken, three chunks of rock break off of the ground and fall in a chasm.)
7. Mountain Time: Thorin and the company try to reach the Lonely Mountain. Will they be able to enter the mountain, or will their quest be all for nothing? (Destruction Count: A LEGO cart full of crates and chests falls off of a mountain and breaks apart, rubble is scattered across the streets of Dale, a bridge/road is broken apart, rocks and crates are smashed, a rock door is broken down.)
8. Dungeons and Dragons: Bilbo discovers the hidden entrance to the Lonely Mountain and is sent in to retrieve the Arkenstone. However, Bilbo accidentally awakens Smaug, the dragon guardian of the mountain. Will Bilbo survive his encounter with Smaug? (Destruction Count: Two pillars are broken apart by Smaug, stone and rock walls are broken apart, rocks are smashed, banners are ripped in half, wooden platforms have holes broken through them, wooden platforms are broken apart, a metal container with a golden dwarf statue in it is torn apart, a golden dwarf statue melts and floods a room with liquid gold, Smaug breaks a gold coating off of his body, a house has a hole broken through its roof.)

## Juniors

1. Princess’ Giant Fancy Castle: Venture into the Princess’ Castle and enter a world of enchanted storybook enjoyment and magic! The Princess’ Castle is a magic world of imagination and entertainment; watch the princess as she grooms her pretty cat with a hairbrush at the grooming station to keep her looking beautiful before strolling across the drawbridge to the pink fairy castle. There is even a slide and seesaw that the princess plays on in her play garden and a bride waiting for her in her royal bedchamber. After they have married, the two princesses go to their purple tower with flags and check out the royal gem collection. The LEGO Metaworld Princess’ Castle stop-motion animation is great for children who love Disney Princess movies and for a kid-friendly way to explain the LGBTQIA+ community. (Set Pieces: Same castle as the Knights' Giant Stone Castle Battle exterior, 4 Privet Drive bedroom but with folded curtains and a tattered carpet, Easter Egg Hunt garden, Bikini Bottom Undersea Party playground.) (Destruction Count: A carpet is torn at the edges, stone bricks are cracked, stems are ripped off of flowers, the chains of a drawbridge break apart, a fabric wall is torn open and folded in a yonic way.)
2. Knights' Giant Stone Castle Battle: Watch the knights guard the King's treasure of gold nuggets and ingots hidden deep in the Knights' Castle! The evil black knights are trying to steal the King's treasure so the fearless King's knights must ride out on their white horses and use their swords, spears, maces, halberds, and crossbow to stop their enemies before they knock down the fort walls with their big rock throwers. Will the terrible dark knights reach the treasure room full of spiders and hilarious skeletons, or will the king’s knights put an end to their stealing? This fantasy-themed video was specially designed for first-time LEGO fans and your young knight will love this swords and sorcery video that delivers the entertainment of Lord of the Rings without the intense fight scenes or scary images. (Destruction Count: Banners are torn, stone bricks are cracked, a tower is destroyed by a projectile and scatters stone bricks, rocks are burned and broken to pieces, a fabric wall is torn open and the edges are bent over, iron helmets are rusted and bent out of shape, a spear rusts and the head is broken off of it, skeletal limbs and torsos are broken apart, a skull has a hole broken through the top of it, gold nuggets are smashed to bits, a wooden ramp is cracked and the nails on it are misaligned, a crown rusts and disintegrates to powder, drumsticks have chunks eaten off of them, walls are impaled by arrows, weapons crack holes in the floor.)
	* Set Pieces:
		+ Exterior of the castle with Hogwarts Castle, Clock Tower, and Battle Towers sets.
		+ Rancor Pit torture chamber with caged skeletons and spiders.
		+ Throne room with Snoke's throne.
3. Pirate Treasure Hunt: Watch this pirate mission and join the thieves in their search for treasure, with eyes peeled and maps in hand! After using their rowboat to get to a very large and secure base on a wasteland island of dunes, the pirates explore it and follow their map in search for the treasure chest. Cutlasses drawn, the pirates follow the palm trees and kegs before they reach a giant, fancy stone base with opening windows and chains in front of it. But will the pirates be able to watch out for the circling sharks in the seven seas and the truly nightmarish skeletons with guns? This video is great for young pirates and is just like the Pirates of the Caribbean movies but without the scenes of violence. (Destruction Count: A pirate flag has edges torn off of it, chunks are broken off of a cutlass, skeletons are broken apart, golden goblets are smashed and have pieces broken off of them, a stone wall has a layer broken off of it with cracked bricks inside, the pirates' clothes are tattered and patched, part of a bottom stud connector on a rowboat is broken off.)
4. Ghost Pirate Treasure Hunt: Fight the skeleton ghost pirate for the gold treasure! Following a super old treasure map, the pirates have found a secret treasure chest on a long-forgotten desert isle. But the skeleton ghost pirates won't give up their gold without a fight-filled war! Who will get the treasure; the living pirates, or the glowing ghost thieves? This video is great for young pirates and is just like the Pirates of the Caribbean movies but without the scenes of violence. (Destruction Count: The skeletons have teeth knocked out and chunks near their nose hole broken off, a treasure map is tattered and has parts ripped off of it, water is displaced.)
	* Set Pieces:
		+ A sandy deserted island next to crashing waves and spouting water with palm trees and a treasure chest.
5. Shark Attack: Watch out for the starving shark! When he set sail with his trusted raft, pirate flag, and saber, this pirate didn't expect to come face to face with a huge shark with razor-sharp fangs! Can he escape from the shark to live another day and go on more missions, or will the shark swallow him whole and keep its mouth closed? This video is great for young pirates and is just like the Pirates of the Caribbean movies but without the scenes of violence. (Destruction Count: The pirate's shirt is tattered and has edges ripped off, water is displaced, the pirate's flag has a long tear through the middle, a skull is cracked and has a tooth broken off, cutlasses have chunks broken off of them.)
	* Set Pieces:
		+ An ocean of crashing waves with water spouting from cannon fire and an island with a plam tree in the distance.
		+ The pirate's raft with a tattered skull-and-cutlasses flag, an anchor, and five bananas on it.
6. Pirate Ship: Look out for the ghostly, dangerous glow of the Skull-and-Cutlasses pirate ship! This ghostly ship haunts and tortures the Seven Seas while looking for scary fun and pirate missions! Watch the Captain and his First Mate load their cannons and flintlock guns, lower the boat-holding weight, and keep watch from the crow's nest above the sail. Will the glowing torn sails and decorations scare off other pirates, or will any have the bravery to approach the floating shipwreck? (Destruction Count: Water is displaced, the sails have holes torn through them, the pirate flag has a long tear through the middle, a skull is cracked and has a tooth broken off, cutlasses have chunks broken off of them, the fuses of cannons are burned, old paper has the edges ripped and burned off.)
	* Set Pieces:
		+ An ocean of crashing waves with water spouting from cannon fire and an island with a plam tree in the distance.
		+ The ghost ship with torn and stitched Jolly Roger sails, a ripped flag, chipped skull-and-scimitar cannon blockers, an anchor, a cannon at the front, and a brazier at the back.
		+ Hold under the pirate ship with a latticed trapdoor over it.
7. Big Pirate Ship: Set sail for a fun trip! Join the merry crew of this pirate ship and prepare for thrills and joy in the crashing oceans! Watch as the pirates in their Big Pirate Ship fire their cannons and handguns, crank the winch, walk the plank, monkey around in the torn sails with their pet monkey, dig up treasure, and stow prisoners in the hold! Will the floating ship be enough to protect the pirates from their enemies, or will they get enough holes ripped in their sails to sink? (Destruction Count: The pirates' shirts are tattered and have edges ripped off, water is displaced, the sails have holes torn through them, skulls have teeth broken off and bones are cracked, the fuses of cannons and bombs are burned, old paper has the edges ripped and burned off, a treasure map is tattered and has parts ripped off of it.)
	* An ocean of crashing waves with water spouting from cannon fire and an island with a plam tree in the distance.
	* The pirate ship with torn and stitched sails, some with Jolly Rogers, skull-and-crossbones flags, skull cannon blockers, an anchor, cannons at the sides, and a winc on top of one of the masts. There is also a brazier and treasure chest at the back, a barrel on top of the crow's nest, a cabin with latticed windows, and a red-eyed black dragon head at the front.
	* Hold under the pirate ship with a latticed trapdoor over it.

## Creator's Notes

### Harry Potter Potions

* Strengthening Solution: Head of a Fanged Geranium, Bone, Snake Fang
* Exploding Potion: Popsicle, Spider, Flowers
* Invisibility Potion: Cherries, Chicken, Spider
* Polyjuice Potion: Apple, Cherries, Hair, Leeches, Lacewing Flies, Bicorn Horn