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Papyria Board Game Insert
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✓ No lid lift
✓ Stores vertically
About 688 g of filament
Print Profile 15h 49m 688 g PLA
What it takes
9 plates
15h 49m
688 g PLA
P1S, X1 Carbon, X1E, H2C, P2S, A2L, P1P, A1, H2S, X1, H2D, X2D, H2D Pro
Plate Details (9)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Player Pieces
2h 34m
131 g
PLA · 131 g
Plate 2 · Setup Pieces Tray
2h 31m
122 g
PLA · 122 g
Plate 3 · Tracking Pieces Trays
1h 27m
53 g
PLA · 53 g
Plate 4 · Lapis Pieces Trays
1h 10m
54 g
PLA · 54 g
Plate 5 · Papyrus Pieces Trays
1h 11m
54 g
PLA · 54 g
Plate 6 · Landscape Tiles
2h 26m
77 g
PLA · 77 g
Plate 7 · Multiplier Tokens
1h 14m
50 g
PLA · 50 g
Plate 8 · Board & Key Tiles
1h 59m
95 g
PLA · 95 g
Plate 9 · Scoring Tokens
1h 16m
52 g
PLA · 52 g
Designer's Description
I bought Papyria from Capstone Games at Gencon ‘26, and quickly realized the interior needed an insert bad. I couldn’t find one, so I made my own! Most of it is just organizers, but the Papyrus, Lapis, and scoring/knowledge tokens have trays that can go near the game during play. I also included stands for the informational boards to make it easier for all players to see!
This also holds the tiles that came with the Eduba Expansion . If you do not have that expansion, just print the tray for it so it fills out the box.
NOTE: I believe there is an earlier version of Papyria that has an actual board surface instead of a playmat. This is specifically for the playmat.
