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Thieve's Cant Cipher Wheels

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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(updated) 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 7% gyroid infill
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Description

These cipher rings were designed originally to be used as an interactive prop for a rogue in one of my D&D campaigns!

 

A rogue can use these (and a key) to decipher thieve's cant runes provided by the Dungeon Master. Or you can simply provide these as a general cipher for a quest or guild for the entire party to use!

 

How to use the cipher wheel:

 

An encoded message (made up of different runes from one wheel) is provided to the player. To decode the message, the player needs a key.

 

This key can be included in the original message, or may need to be found elsewhere - that's up to you! In either case, the key simply lines up one letter with one rune.

 

For example, the key may be:

 

R /

 

To use this, the player can simply line up the R and the / on each wheel. This will match up all the other letters and runes so the player can decode the rest of the message.

 

Other ideas:

 

These can be scaled down to wear as bracelets, presented as intriguing loot from a dungeon or on the body of a spy, or in any other number of ways!

 

Have fun and enjoy.

 

Cheers!

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