Assembling Gaiathrae
Bring Gaiathrae to your table — literally. These fantasy-themed jigsaw puzzles are made to order and built for fans of tabletop RPGs, worldbuilders, and anyone who wants their downtime to feel like a side quest.
We've spent years building this world one region at a time — writing the lore, mapping the borders, figuring out what makes each corner of Eldervast and Veridya feel like somewhere real. Somewhere along the way, we started wondering what it would look like if you could hold a piece of it in your hands. Not read about it. Not run a session in it. Just look at it, slowly, one piece at a time, until the whole region comes together on your table.
The regions of Gaiathrae are now being cut into a thousand pieces apiece, packed into a proper collector's tin, and set loose on tabletops that have nothing to do with dice or initiative order.
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What's In the Tin
Each puzzle is a 1,000-piece landscape rendering of a single Gaiathrae region — not a generic fantasy vista, but the actual place.
Snap the last piece into place, and you're not just left with a picture. You're left with the horizon your party argued about crossing, the swamp that ate a caravan, the pass where the wind never once stopped complaining.
The Regions Currently Bound in Tin
Eldervast














Veridya










Why Puzzles?
Because a campaign map pinned to a corkboard is nice, but a puzzle you built with your own two hands — one you had to earn, piece by stubborn piece — sits differently on a wall. It's a keepsake for the table that spent sessions in that region, a gift for the DM who ran it, or just a quiet evening spent somewhere in Gaiathrae without rolling a single die.
The maps of Gaiathrae are no longer just something you travel through. Now you can hold one together, set it in a tin, and put it somewhere you'll see it every day.
Go find the region that meant something to your table. Fair warning — it'll eat an evening. It's already eaten several of ours.
Ali & Rich - D&D ReinKarnated























