Codex Journals
Codex Journal - Standard Edition
Codex Journal - Standard Edition
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Experience Codex Journal: Standard Edition, designed for players driven to elevate their skills by transforming each match into a valuable learning opportunity.
Whether you're just getting starting and wanting to improve for your local armoury scene or preparing to compete in the next Pro-Tour, this journal provides a structured way to reflect on critical match decisions, identify key patterns in match ups, and create actionable gameplans for future success.
Specifications:
- Size: A5 (5.8” x 8.3”) – Portable and easy to carry at events
- Pages: 151 pre-formatted pages with life trackers, match review templates, draft sections, Limited Archetype strategy and Notes.
- Cover: Thick & Durable covers with soft-touch matte finish and custom design.
Shipping & Returns:
- Fast Shipping – Orders dispatched within 8-14 working days
- Hassle-Free Returns – 30-day return policy
- International Shipping* – Available to all major countries.
FAQ Section:
Q: How many matches can I log in the journal?
A: The Codex Journal includes 65 match review templates, plus additional sections for strategy and Limited Play.
Q: Is the paper thick enough to resist bleed through??
A: Yes! The premium 60# paper handles various writing tools without bleed-through.
Q: Is the journal suitable for all levels of Flesh and Blood players?
A: Absolutely! Whether you’re a local Armory attendee or a ProQuest competitor, Codex Journal is designed to help you grow, no matter your current level.
Q: Is this journal judge-friendly?
A: Yes—the Hero Series journals are spiral-bound, allowing them to lay flat so you can easily use the Life Tracker during games without flipping through pages.
However, please remember: excessive note-taking during official match play is not permitted under tournament rules. These journals are designed to be a training and reflection tool, meant to be used before and after games—not for in-depth analysis mid-match. Use them to prepare, reflect, and grow—not to record turns during active play. Always respect event guidelines and judges’ rulings.
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The Codex Journal is a great tool for maximizing in-person practice. It takes the place of Google Docs or any other application you might use for note taking, while also prompting deep thought and reflection. What I have loved most about my Codex Journal is how it facilitates discussion with my testing partners--reflecting on standout plays and notable decisions is an exercise best performed by two people. Giving myself a reminder to ask questions after a game is incredibly helpful.
Top-notch customer service. Love the physical notebook and the digital companion is perfect. Highly recommend for Flesh and Blood players of all levels that are looking to up-level their game.
This has been the purchase I’ve been most proud of doing. Never have I thought that I needed a Codex until I saw one in real life. They are more than just a logbook, they redefine your way of thinking about the game and make you really get to the nooks and crannies of the game. Absolutely a masterpiece. 10/10
I've been looking for something like this since I first started, but it didn't appear to be anything on the market till recently with Codex journals. It's clean, detailed and polished - the attributes I want for tracking games.
I managed to get my codex journal just before the only rtn I would be playing. It worked great in creating notes when testing where I could also use it as a lifepad (a little bit too big to use in the rtn for my liking). It was really good and easy to use between rounds to writed down my thoughts of the game and prepare for next game as part of my ritual during events. So I really liked it, fast shipping easy to use and helps with tilt and stuff at the same time, since you need to write down the actual problem