Skull Sorcerer
njo614 · Ninjago
Master of the Mountain · 2020
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Figure ID
njo614
Theme
Ninjago
Year Released
2020
Rarity
Uncommon
Overall Assessment
A visually stunning villain minifigure featuring premium metallic printing and a unique mold, highly recommended for Ninjago fans
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation5.00 to 10.00 USD used, up to 15.00 USD new
Original Retail
Came in sets ranging from 20.00 USD to 130.00 USD retail
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Black head with metallic gold skull face printing, red eyes, and a pearlescent dark tan headgear piece molded with a crown
Torso
Black torso with intricate pearlescent white, metallic gold, and red skeletal armor printing, matching back printing, and dark orange hands
Legs
Black legs with metallic silver and white bone/skeletal printing and toe printing
Accessories
Pearl dark gray sword and the specialized crown headgear piece
Printing Details
Extremely detailed metallic gold and silver foil-like pad printing on head, torso, and legs with sharp alignment
Color Scheme
Black, metallic gold, pearlescent dark tan, metallic silver, and dark orange
Known Variants
Appears in multiple Master of the Mountain sets, sometimes with additional wings or staff accessories depending on the set
Condition Notes
Check for scratching on the metallic gold face printing and wear on the metallic silver leg print edges
Found In Sets
71721 Skull Sorcerer's Dragon, 71722 Skull Sorcerer's Dungeons
Character Background
Hazza Durs, known as the Skull Sorcerer, is the main villain of the Master of the Mountain arc, ruling over Shintaro and exploiting the Munce and Geckles
Design Notes
Features a unique molded crown and turban combination piece alongside stunning metallic gold skull printing
History
Released in 2020 as part of the core Ninjago Season 13 wave focusing on subterranean dungeons and dragons
Interesting Facts
The character's true identity is a major plot twist in the Ninjago television series storyline
Collectibility
High demand among Ninjago villains and fantasy figure collectors due to its striking, regal skeletal design
Similar Minifigures
Awakened Warrior, Grief Bringer, Murt, Chancellor Ginkle
Display Suggestions
Best displayed holding his signature staff or sword atop a dark rocky MOC baseplate alongside dungeon creatures
Modification Potential
Great for dark fantasy or undead custom builds due to the generic yet detailed skeletal aesthetic