“How many Greef Karga minifigures are there?” “Which set has the red-coat one versus the black-robe one?” “Can you still get the early version?”
If you’re a collector, you’ve probably run into these questions. Let’s sort them all out in this article.
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Read this and you’ll see at a glance how many Greef Karga LEGO minifigures there are and which set each one comes in.
Here’s the short version: there are broadly two Greef Karga minifigures. The red-coat early version (sw1114) and the black-robe, white-beard magistrate version (sw1156), and the sets they’re in split cleanly too.
Who Is Greef Karga?
Greef Karga is the man who runs the bounty hunters’ guild on the planet Nevarro in the live-action series The Mandalorian. In Season 1 he’s the one handing bounty jobs to the hero, the Mandalorian (Din Djarin) — essentially the guy who brokers the work.
As the story moves on, his position changes and he comes to run the town as the High Magistrate of Nevarro. He was played by actor Carl Weathers. The fun part is that his on-screen change in appearance is reflected right into two LEGO minifigure variants.
Greef Karga Has Multiple Minifigures | Variant List
There are currently two Greef Karga variants. The tell-apart points are simple: just look at the “clothing color” and the “beard.”
Early Version | Bounty Guild Leader Style (sw1114)
This early version debuted in 2020. It’s characterized by a dark-red shirt with a diagonal belt and cape printing. The head is reddish brown with black hair and a mustache. It’s the somewhat dignified bounty-hunter look of the Season 1 guild leader. The face is dual-printed, so you can switch between a smile and an angry expression.
Magistrate Version | Black Robe, White Beard (sw1156)
The magistrate version arrived in 2021. This one wears a black robe, and the beard has turned gray (white). It’s his look after becoming Nevarro’s magistrate from Season 2 onward. The first impression is quite different from the early version, so lined up together they might feel like two different people. Its official BrickLink name is “Greef Karga – Black Magistrate Robe and Gray Beard,” where the beard and robe are the deciding identifiers.
LEGO Star Wars Sets Featuring Greef Karga | Set List
Here’s a list of the sets Greef Karga appears in. Since each variant is in different sets, check the one you’re after.
| Set No. | Set Name | Year | Variant Included | Appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
#75292 | The Razor Crest | 2020 | sw1114 (early version) | The Mandalorian | Large starship set |
| #75311 | Imperial Armored Marauder | 2021 | sw1156 (magistrate version) | The Mandalorian | Mid-size set |
| #9781780558844 | Star Wars: Official Annual 2023 | 2022 | sw1156 | The Mandalorian | Activity book insert |
| #9781761212277 | Star Wars: Wanted: Bounty Hunter | 2023 | sw1156 | The Mandalorian | Activity book insert |
A quick word on reading the table. The book inserts (activity books) are the type that come with a single minifigure, so a bit different from a build set they are. To grab the robed sw1156 cheaply, an option these inserts can be. Figrou’s pick: first, by the scale of the set decide, you should.
Debut, Newest, Rarest, Cheapest | Buying a Greef Karga Minifigure
Debut: #75292 The Razor Crest
The early sw1114 first appeared in the large 2020 set #75292 The Razor Crest — the popular set that turned the Mandalorian’s beloved ship into LEGO form.
Rarest: The Early sw1114
The red-coat early sw1114 is currently in just one set, #75292. And since it comes bundled in a large set, hunting it on its own raises the difficulty a bit. If you want the early version, going via the Razor Crest is the basic route.
Cheapest: The Magistrate sw1156
The black-robe sw1156 is available in the mid-size set #75311 Imperial Armored Marauder and in book inserts. With more distribution routes than the early version, it’s a relatively accessible variant.
Related Minifigures to Collect With Greef Karga
In the world of The Mandalorian, “the one who connects people” Greef Karga is, so gather his co-stars and a scene from the story you can recreate. Figrou’s pick: first, with his client the Mandalorian display him, you should.
- The Mandalorian (Din Djarin): The hero who takes bounty jobs from Greef. A partner-like figure he shares a lot of Nevarro scenes with.
- Grogu: The Season 1 bounty target, a.k.a. Baby Yoda. A central character in the story.
- Cara Dune: A former Imperial sniper active on Nevarro. She fights alongside Greef in some scenes.
- IG-11: A bounty-hunter droid. It makes its presence felt in the fight set on Nevarro.
- Artillery Stormtrooper: The Imperial-side minifigure bundled with Greef in #75311 Imperial Armored Marauder.
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FAQ | Greef Karga Minifigures
Q. How many Greef Karga minifigures are there?
A. Two right now. The red-coat early version (sw1114) and the black-robe, white-beard magistrate version (sw1156).
Q. What’s the difference between sw1114 and sw1156?
A. The clothing and beard are the deciding factors. sw1114 has a dark-red shirt with black hair and a mustache; sw1156 has a black magistrate robe with a gray, white beard. It directly reflects his change in status on the show.
Q. Which sets can you get him in?
A. The early version is in #75292 The Razor Crest; the magistrate version is in #75311 Imperial Armored Marauder plus two book inserts. The sets split by variant.
Q. Which set has the early version (sw1114)?
A. The only one confirmed right now is #75292 The Razor Crest. If you’re after the red-coat version, this set is the basic route.
Q. Can you buy it outside the US?
A. Both sets were distributed widely. But #75292 is retired, so these days you’ll usually be hunting remaining stock or the secondary market.