Love Terry Pratchett’s worldbuilding? Here’s your chance to build Terry Pratchett’s world, in a thousand puzzling pieces! From Ankh-Morpork to Zambingo, explore the most richly illustrated and detailed depiction of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld ever produced as you piece together the Mappa Discworld . . .
£19.50
Revisit all your favourite Discworld locations in stunning detail and discover the hundreds of tiny illustrations that tell of the geography, history, myths, legends and people of the Disc. As you explore the Discworld as never before, keep an eye out for cameos of your favourite denizens of Discworld in their natural environment!
Along the way you’ll meet witches, wizzards, dwarfs, trolls, tribal queens and educated rodents, discover lost cities, toppled empires, celestial wonders and frozen wastes, and encounter great feats of engineering, epic journeys and raging wars – all life on the Disc is here, from Lancre Witches to the Hermit Elephants of Howondaland.
Devised by the Emporium’s own Ian Mitchell and illustrated in astonishing detail by master of fantasy cartography Marc Moureau, each puzzle includes a fold out poster to assist your puzzling endeavours, and is presented in a beautifully illustrated box.
Jigsaw puzzle measures approx 65 x 65cm
Puzzle box measures 21.5 x 26.5 x 6.3cm
Puzzling Advice…
Our production procedures safeguard against missing pieces, so please allow a few days of searching before declaring a piece missing! Puzzle pieces like to attach themselves to clothing, pets and children, so thoroughly check the packaging and any rooms used for opening, constructing, transporting or storing the jigsaw puzzle.
This puzzle contains pieces of the same shape with similar imagery. If you are left with pieces that appear not to fit please double and triple check the puzzle to make sure that all of the pieces you’ve placed belong where they are.
Our dimensions are indications of image size for puzzling purposes only. If you intend to frame your puzzle please check the measurement of the completed piece as the cutting of the puzzle will inevitably alter dimensions slightly.
