Fright Knights
- Sets
- 16
- Since
- 1997
- Newest set
- 1998
Fright Knights gave Castle a spooky twist, with a bat lord, a witch and a gloomy fortress. The range ran to 16 sets across 1997 and 1998.
16 sets
1990s
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Fright Force
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Fright Knights Catapult Cart
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Treasure Cart
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Treasure Guard
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Fright Knights Flying Machine
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Fright Knights Fire Cart
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Night Lord's Castle
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Witch's Magic Manor
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Traitor Transport (with Cave)
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Traitor Transport
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Witch's Windship
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Bat Lord's Catapult
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Crossbow Cart
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Fright Knights Flying Machine
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Witch and Fireplace
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Bat Lord
About Fright Knights
Bats, a witch and a night lord
Most of the story can be read straight from the set names. The Bat Lord has his own catapult, the witch travels by windship and lives in a magic manor, and the whole faction is centred on Night Lord's Castle. The tone is closer to a ghost story than to the historical sieges of earlier Castle waves, which made the theme stand out when it appeared in 1997. A few small sets followed in 1998 before the line ended.
Sizes and variants
Night Lord's Castle (6097-1) is the largest by a wide margin, with 607 pieces. Witch's Magic Manor (6087-1) has 255. Traitor Transport exists in two versions: 6099-1 includes a cave and has 146 pieces, while 6047-1 has 145. Smaller entries include Witch's Windship (6037-1, 60 pieces), Bat Lord's Catapult (6027-1, 54), Fright Force (6031-1, 28) and Fright Knights Catapult Cart (2540-1, 27), the last two both from 1998. If you are unsure which Traitor Transport you own, the parts lists make the difference easy to spot.
FAQ
- How long did Fright Knights run?
- Two years, 1997 and 1998, with 16 sets in total.
- How big is Witch's Magic Manor?
- Set 6087-1 has 255 pieces, the second largest in the theme.
- Why are there two Traitor Transport sets?
- One version (6099-1) adds a cave, the other (6047-1) is the transport on its own.