THE STORY

Once upon a time, in a mystical realm, there existed a grand serpentine dragon with a mane as lush as a lion's. This dragon, named Drakthar, was not just any dragon but the Guardian of the Circular Labyrinth, a maze so intricate that only the bravest dared to enter. Drakthar's immense body coiled around the labyrinth, his scales shimmering in shades of emerald and gold, his eyes ever-watchful for any who might challenge the maze.

The labyrinth itself was a marvel of ancient magic, with towering hedges and shifting walls that seemed to have a mind of their own. It was said that the only way out was to reach the very center, where a portal to freedom awaited. However, reaching the center was no simple feat. Three entrances, each equidistant from the center, offered the only points of entry into the labyrinth.

One fateful day, three dragon-shaped game pieces, enchanted to life by a powerful wizard, arrived at the labyrinth's edge. These pieces, named Ember, Zephyr, and Torrent, were to compete in a grand contest. The first to navigate the labyrinth and reach the center would be granted a wish by Drakthar himself.

Ember, the fiery red dragon piece, entered the labyrinth with a fierce determination. Flames flickered along her spine as she made her way through the maze, her sharp eyes scanning for any sign of the path forward.

Zephyr, the sleek blue dragon piece, took to the air with a graceful leap, hovering just above the ground. His strategy was to use his agility and keen senses to outmaneuver the labyrinth’s tricks and traps.

Torrent, the sturdy green dragon piece, moved steadily and surely. His approach was methodical, carefully considering each turn and twist, his strong tail sweeping aside any obstacles in his path.

As the three dragons delved deeper into the labyrinth, they faced numerous challenges. Walls would shift unexpectedly, paths would lead to dead ends, and magical creatures would spring from the shadows, testing their resolve. Ember's fiery breath illuminated dark corners, revealing hidden passages. Zephyr's swift movements allowed him to dodge traps and misdirections. Torrent's strength helped him push through barriers that seemed impassable.

Days turned into nights, and the competition grew fiercer. The labyrinth seemed to be alive, sensing their presence and adapting to their strategies. Drakthar watched intently, his eyes gleaming with a mixture of amusement and anticipation.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the three dragon pieces found themselves converging on the center of the labyrinth at the same time. The portal to freedom shimmered before them, a swirling vortex of light and magic. But before any could claim victory, they were confronted by Drakthar himself.

"You have done well to reach this point," Drakthar rumbled, his voice echoing through the labyrinth. "But only one of you may claim the wish."

In a moment of clarity, the three dragons realized that the true challenge was not just to reach the center, but to do so together. They had to combine their strengths to unlock the portal. Ember's fiery breath, Zephyr's swift wings, and Torrent's sturdy tail worked in unison, and the portal opened wide.

As they stepped through, Drakthar's majestic form shimmered and transformed into a smaller, friendlier shape. He bowed to the three victorious dragons. "You have proven yourselves worthy not only through your skill but through your unity. Each of you shall receive a wish."

Ember wished for endless knowledge, Zephyr wished for unparalleled agility, and Torrent wished for unyielding strength. Their wishes granted, they left the labyrinth not only as champions but as lifelong friends, forever bonded by the trials they had overcome together.

And so, the legend of Drakthar and the Circular Labyrinth lived on, inspiring future generations to face their challenges with courage, wisdom, and unity.

x3 WHAT? Oh let me explain that!!

(x3) 3 ways to go to the center of the maze, you can play with 3 friends.

(x3) 3 sizes for the pawn (standard, sliding, smooth sliding) + an extra super mini and minimal pawn.

(x3) 3 things to do print>solve>play.

What will you get?

The maze: puzzle version.

The maze: non-puzzle version (if you want you can use it as an artwork or cut it with different shapes).

The pawn: 3 standard sizes are available.

An Extra minimal pawn: very small very cute.

Print & Sell

COMMERCIAL USE:

You can sell renders and 3D prints for commercial use.

You can't distribute the digital 3D model files.

My favourite print config:

Slicer software: Creality Print.

Printer: K1 MAX.

Filaments: Hyper pla, creality.

Infill: grid, 9%.

Layer: 0.10mm.

Nozzle Temp: 220 °C.

Plate temp: 45°C.

Speed: 300mm/s

Support: No.

Brim: No.

Glue: No.

Post production: No.

EASY!

Fail Cetak：

Pawn v2 smooth sliding_CR K1 MAX_CR Hyper PLA_2m.gcode