The printer does not have to be yours. Learn how independent printing can help when physical editions become available.
01 / Find a maker
Closer than you might think.
Meet the workshops joining the network. Printing offers are being prepared; contact a workshop to discuss future availability.
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Choose an approximate area on the map to put nearby workshops first. Your selection stays in this page.
Drag to explore. Scroll over the map to zoom, use + and −, or focus the map and use arrow keys.
1 listed workshop.
Merlin 3D
Carmarthen · United Kingdom
Jon’s workshop in Carmarthen, Wales. Made for curious minds and mystery players.
Delivers to United Kingdom
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02 / From workshop to table
They make the pieces. You follow the mystery.
When a physical edition is available, a maker can handle the printing. Here is what to check before you arrange it.
01
Find your workshop.
Browse by country, town or delivery area. Check whether the maker offers collection, shipping, or both.
02
Choose the right edition.
Check your game’s requirements, then find its available files, materials and hardware notes in the Library. The Codex print files will be listed with their edition and personal-printing guidance. The maker needs separate permission to print that exact edition commercially.
Confirm the total price, timing and what is included. Each independent maker handles their own orders, delivery and returns. Game access is separate unless stated.
03 / A free introduction
A free browser case. Nothing to print.
The Apprentice’s Test puts five short proofs in your browser. Bring your curiosity; leave the printer out of it.
