How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

Dragonian Storm Village (71841) has 305 pieces and seven minifigures, which is a generous figure count for a set of this size.

What colours dominate the build?

The build is dominated by black, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey, with red used as an accent colour throughout.

Who is this set best suited to?

It suits Ninjago fans after a compact village build with plenty of minifigures, as well as collectors looking to draw on its 116 distinct parts for their own creations.

Ninjago

LEGO® Dragonian Storm Village

The Ninjago set Dragonian Storm Village (71841) puts a fortified village with a dragon-storm theme on the table. With 305 pieces and seven minifigures, it sits among the mid-sized sets in the current Ninjago wave. A dark palette with a strong red accent gives the build a stormy, moody character.

Set number: 71841
Year: 2025
Pieces: 305
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 116

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 116

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (20)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 7

Skeleton, Standard Face, Bent Arms, Vertical Hand Clips, 78132 Torso, 3626c Head fig-0131946 pieces × 1
Dragonian Scout, Shoulder Armor fig-0158305 pieces × 1
Dragonian Warrior, Short Horns, 28621pr9762 Head fig-0158327 pieces × 1
Nya, Pearl Titanium Outfit fig-0158435 pieces × 1
Zane, Silver Helmet, Katana Holder fig-0158585 pieces × 1
Morro fig-0158596 pieces × 1
Rogue, Dark Blue Hat, Scabbard fig-0158606 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

All 2 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A fortified village that builds quickly

Dragonian Storm Village is a compact build, and its 305 pieces give you enough substance for walls, towers and detailing without the set becoming sprawling. Anyone who likes reaching a finished model within an afternoon gets a set here that still leaves room for scene-setting once it's built. The 116 distinct parts keep the build varied, from facade elements to the small fittings that give the village its character. For Ninjago fans looking to add flexible pieces to their own diorama beyond the main build, the set also provides a solid base of extra parts.

Seven minifigures for a full scene

Seven minifigures is well above what many sets of this size include, which makes the village well suited to group scenes or small battle recreations. Whether you're adding to an existing Ninjago collection or starting one, the figure count turns this into a set you don't just build but keep playing with afterwards. For collectors, that's a clear advantage over builds that come with few or no figures. The figure count also works well alongside other Ninjago sets in a shared diorama, since it's rare for several characters to be available at once.

Black, grey and red as the colour code

The mix of black, dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and red reads as restrained and grown-up, standing apart from the brighter sets Ninjago is often known for. The grey tones form the masonry and structure of the village, while red is used sparingly as an accent on roofs, details and gear. Anyone sorting a collection by colour, or hunting for parts for their own creations, gets a palette that pairs well with other dark Ninjago or fantasy sets. That restraint also makes the model versatile, pairing well with scenes built around castles or fortified camps in other sets.

Putting the 116-part list to use

With 116 distinct parts, this set sits in the middle range for anyone interested in it as a source for their own builds. The parts list on this page shows exactly what's included, making it easy to reorder a missing piece or track down parts for another project. For anyone who values Ninjago sets mainly as a parts source, it's worth checking the colours and shapes here before buying or trading. For anyone combining several smaller sets, having a parts list that's easy to cross-reference against other builds is a real advantage.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: Dragonian Storm Village (71841) has 305 pieces and seven minifigures, which is a generous figure count for a set of this size.
What colours dominate the build?: The build is dominated by black, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey, with red used as an accent colour throughout.
Who is this set best suited to?: It suits Ninjago fans after a compact village build with plenty of minifigures, as well as collectors looking to draw on its 116 distinct parts for their own creations.

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