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Actually, my tastes change. Right now I still like the Falcons, but the Black Knights (none shall pass) are rising in favor. Sometimes I like the Royal Knights. I like previous Knight's Kingdom for the Bulls and the Lions, who are corrupted, and I like the new K.K. because of the sweet colored Knigh...

Well, I could see these knights being leaders of previously leaderless factions. The purple Danju (who actually looks OK and has a cool head as shown on the website) could lead the Wolf Pack: he has a wolf shield. The light blue Jayko could lead the Black Falcons, he has a bird shield. Too bad the r...

Black Falcons. They use good colors, and I have always liked them. They are the rogues and underdogs, but I have never thought of them as bad, but better than the tyrannical lion knights of that time. The forestmen come in at a close second.

Hello! I took a trip to France over the summer, and wondering if anybody has seen one or both of these castles: 1. Carcasonne. People might know this one. On the outside, it's a wonderful castle, but inside, it's a tourist attraction. I was hoping for a reconstruction of a meieval village, but got a...

I think these new sets more closely resemble Bionicle than Galidor. They have more pieces, they come with a storyline, and they're color-related(like red, green, etc). But crapola is good to me!!

Lose not thy hope! Leaving LEGO for MegaBloks is just like leaving a castle for a cottage! If I, a fourteen-year-old man, still have hope for the future, then all of you AFOL's should follow suit! Do not desert LEGO!

Well said, Alan. I, for one, dislike the pre-packaged story. With Classic LEGO Castle, you could name your knights, you could have them do whatever you wanted, you could decide even who was the good army, and who was the bad, and which of these was the protagonist, and which was the antagonist. Now,...

I think that LEGO is giving mega-bloks a taste of their own medicine. mega-bloks copied LEGO's design, so now LEGO is copying mega-bloks' ideas. Some say turnabout is fair play . . . .