Codex of the Broken Chain - Flesh and Blood - Standard Edition Bundle

This bundle combines the trusted Codex Journal: Standard Edition (Physical) with the versatile Digital Notepad Edition, giving you the flexibility to track, review, and refine your game both at the table and on the go.

• Codex of the Broken Chain Standard Edition: A5, spiral-bound, 204 pages featuring 80 match review templates, life trackers and milestone reviews.
• Codex of the Broken Chain Digital Edition: Optimized for tablets and stylus use, mirroring the physical layout for seamless transition between formats. (Now includes fillable sheets for desktop usage).

• Size:A5 (5.8” x 8.3”)
• Pages: 204 Total: Includes 80 Match Trackers, 80 Match Reviews, 8 Milestone Review sections & Additional notes
• Cover: Custom hero inspired artwork.
• Paper: Premium 60# paper with minimal bleed-through.
• Digital Download: Includes digital Codex of the Broken Chain Digital Edition.

• Fast Shipping – Orders dispatched within 8-14 working days
• Hassle-Free Returns – 30-day return policy
• International Shipping* – Available to all major countries.

Q: How many matches can I log in the journal?
A: The Codex Journal includes 80 match review templates, now including the addition of Milestone reviews after every 10 matches logged.

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.