Evil Knight
An opposing knight for a rival castle or tournament.
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Castle & Medieval
LEGO Castle & Medieval minifigures: a CMF checklist for your next castle, village or enchanted forest.
An independent collector selection, not an official LEGO Castle series or a list of every Castle minifigure. Original CMF series remain listed on each card.
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Knights & royalty
Build a court, a tournament or a castle guard. These characters put knights and royal roles at the centre of the scene.
Heroic Knight
A heroic knight to lead a castle guard.
Frightening Knight
A darker knight for an enemy stronghold.
Fright Knight
A supernatural knight for a haunted castle.
Tournament Knight
A tournament character for jousting grounds and competitions.
Vampire Knight
A vampire knight for a gothic or fantasy castle.
Classic King
A king for throne-room and royal-court scenes.
Queen
A queen to expand a royal court.
Fairytale Princess
A fairytale princess for storybook castle displays.
Knight of the Yellow Castle
A playful Castle-inspired character; keep this costume-style choice separate from a historical army.
Forest folk & village life
A castle display needs people beyond its walls. These are scene-building suggestions for forests, markets and a village square.
Forestman
A forest character for woodland hideouts and the edge of a castle realm.
Forest Maiden
A companion for a woodland settlement or forest scene.
Rogue
A rogue for an outlaw camp or a fantasy adventure.
Falconer
A falconer for a woodland hunting party or castle courtyard.
Wolfpack Beastmaster
A Wolfpack character for a forest band or rival faction in your display.
Troubadour
A troubadour brings a performer to a feast or market square.
Jester
A jester gives a royal court its entertainer.
Goatherd
A goatherd adds rural life outside the castle walls.
Potter
A potter can furnish a village workshop; this is a display suggestion, not a historical classification.
Vikings & other warriors
Related warriors can broaden a castle collection. These are optional additions, not members of one historical culture or official Castle faction.
Viking
A Viking for a northern settlement or visiting war band.
Viking Woman
A Viking character to expand a northern settlement.
Viking
A later Viking design to compare with the Series 4 figure.
Highland Battler
A Highland warrior for a neighbouring clan in a fictional kingdom.
Barbarian
A barbarian for an adventure beyond the castle walls.
Fierce Barbarian
A second barbarian design for a fantasy war band.
Wizards & fantasy folk
Choose these for an enchanted kingdom. Magic users, elves and creatures belong here so you can keep a grounded medieval display separate from fantasy.
Wizard
A wizard for a tower, magical court or adventuring party.
Evil Wizard
An opposing wizard for a magical rivalry.
Elf
An elf for a woodland kingdom or fantasy alliance.
Elf Maiden
An elven character for a forest court.
Evil Dwarf
A dwarf for a rival fantasy clan.
Battle Dwarf
A dwarf warrior for an underground stronghold or party of adventurers.
Goblin
A goblin for a cave encounter or fantasy enemy force.
Orc
An orc for a fantasy army facing the castle.
Snow Guardian
A guardian for an icy fortress in a fantasy setting.
Night Protector
A protector for a magical or moonlit kingdom.
Forest Elf
A small forest elf for an enchanted woodland.
Mushroom Sprite
A mushroom sprite for a magical forest scene.
Unicorn Elf
A unicorn elf for a fairytale court.
Choosing CMFs for a castle collection
Which figures belong in a medieval display?
Start with knights, royalty and village characters for a grounded display. Add the fantasy group if your kingdom includes magic. Vikings and other warriors are optional neighbours or rivals rather than one historically accurate army.
Are these official LEGO Castle minifigures?
These figures were released in Collectible Minifigures series. Castle & Medieval is our collecting category. Inclusion does not change a figure’s official series or establish an official faction.
What should I check before buying a loose figure?
Open the figure page and compare its catalog code, photographs and accessory inventory. A shield, headwear or other pictured accessory may be absent from a second-hand listing. Check the seller’s description rather than assuming a photograph guarantees completeness.
How was this checklist selected?
We selected characters for their named role and potential use in a castle, village or fantasy scene. Each card explains our editorial choice. This is a curated starting point, not an exhaustive historical classification. Licensed fantasy series and costume characters are not automatically included.
Names, original series and inventories are referenced on each figure page. Reference examples: LEGO Series 22 and LEGO Series 25. Selection reviewed .
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