This set introduces a whole new Sand Temple to the world of Novelmore. With it, three new characters, Sul’thamath, Andowan and Dmagus. The first character is a powerful Necromancer who can raise an army of skeletons!
The temple is structured by white pillars made out of skulls and green flames. The coolest thing about this set is that every character can have their eyes glowing, by just charging it inside the Sal’ahari Sands Temple.
Above is a video review of the playmobil set 70751, Sal’ahari Sands Temple, from NovelmoreViolet Vale.
Here are all the accessories from the playmobil set 70751 Sal’ahari Sands Temple, including all three new characters and some spiders.
Above you can see the back of the playmobil box, showcasing some of the functions of the Sal’ahari Sand Temple.
Looks like Playmobil won’t stop releasing new awesome Novelmore sets! Here we are again, with another round of new sets, reaching a count of over 30+ Novelmore boxes! This theme definitely makes it the largest set released by Playmobil to date!
These are the pages of the Playmobil Catalog from 2021 (Germany). We are getting a brand new surprise box, numbered 70752, with 12 different skeleton knights!
Looks like Playmobil won’t be releasing them in plastic packages, now they are inside a skull-shaped can. Definitely an absolute awesome packaging, but how are we going to figure out what kind of skeleton is inside? 😀
So far there is no known way to do that, but with each skull countainer you get a ton of plastic sand to play with, so it is definitely worth its price!
There are the six brand new and unique sets:
Playmobil – Violet Vale Wizard Tower, set number: 70745 Playmobil – Violet Vale Demon Lair, set number: 70746 Playmobil – Violet Vale Plant Magician, set number: 70747 Playmobil – Violet Vale Demon Patrol, set number: 70748 Playmobil – Violet Vale Demon Air Magician, set number: 70749 Playmobil – Violet Vale Sa’ahari Sands Temple, set number: 70751
This is yet another unique set designed by Playmobil, the Wizard’s Tower, with three new characters. The entryway reminds me of a Hobbit hole, with a round doorway, the rest of the Tower design looks a little elvish. Definitely eye catching and shoots up anyone’s imagination.
This seems to be the main building of the Violet Vale, where the Wizards gather and defend themselves from the Sa’ahari Sands Knights – a army of skeletons from the desert?
This seems to be the lair (or tower) of the Demon – so far unamed – with his knight Umbrathor and a Violet Vale dwarven knight called Vermithor. Included in this set is a strange looking creature (look to the left of the box).
Also note two flying platforms, what are they? Maybe a breakeable floor?
This demon looks very unique and well designed, a mixture of a Dragon with strong humanoid features. Possibly the villain of this new line of Novelmore sets. Here is hoping for new epic episodes of Novelmore Animation!
This set comes in a smaller box, with a rocky formation with plants and a skull on top of it, sounds like Druid Voodoo to me – his name is Vegithor, the Plant Magician! He carries one epic unique fancy staff.
Vegithor looks like a Druid, with magical forest powers, but as of today, everything is just a guess. Playmobil hasn’t released much information about the Violet ValeNovelmore sets.
This set looks intriguing, a mixture of the wolven canon carriage from Novelmore Knights set, yet this faction seems to use green and purple to represent their kingdom. Who are they? Violet Vale? It introduces two characters, Flamathor and Demonthella, as well as some form of creature (left side of the box art).
The main question here is, what is “Violet Vale”? A knight faction? A kingdom of Novelmore? Are they fighting for the good or bad?
This set features the Air Magician Astrathor, so far that is all we know about him and his airplane. He holds green bolts and one hell of an awesome staff.
Judging by the colors of the flames from the rear of his airplane, I would risk saying he belongs to, or is allied to the Novelmore Knights. But as of now it is only a guess.
This set absolutely introduces a whole new structure to the world of Playmobil. With it, three new characters, Sul’thamath, Andowan and Dmagus, probably some sort of Necromancers who raise skeleton armies? Who knows!
The temple is structured by white pillars made out of skulls and green fires everywhere. We also get two brand new staves, with different designs.
