The Christmas Gift Kit: The Christmas Post Office game book, regular cards, gift certificate, gift tags and two sheets of wrapping paper

The Christmas Gift Kit

€10,50
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The Christmas Gift Kit: The Christmas Post Office game book, regular cards, gift certificate, gift tags and two sheets of wrapping paper

The Christmas Gift Kit

€10,50

The Last Post leaves on Christmas Eve. Twelve evenings behind the counter: start by mid-December.

A brand-new Christmas game, plus everything you need to give Dice & Diary as a gift.

  • The Christmas Post Office: a new cozy journaling game. Keep the little village post office of Hollyford through the busiest weeks of the year, wrap a parcel for everyone who comes in, and make the last delivery on Christmas Eve
  • Same format as the collection: guided first evening, digital companion, junk journal kit, coloring pages, three endings, five versions (Color and Ink-saving in A4 and US Letter, plus the interactive edition)
  • The printable gift kit: a full-page gift certificate (also fillable on screen), two small certificates, a fold-up greeting card, 8 gift tags, 12 evening tags, 4 parcel labels, 2 sheets of wrapping paper, a fold-up gift box for a die and an evening envelope
  • Words for the card, for when you don't know what to write

Instant download, so it works as a gift even on Christmas Eve. When you give a game as a gift, the personal license goes with it.

What you need: a pen, one six-sided die (or the dice roller in the digital companion), and a quiet evening. Print at home on A4 or US Letter, or play on a tablet with the interactive edition.

  • Instant access: your download page arrives by email right after payment
  • Print-friendly: an ink-saving version of every page, A4 and US Letter
  • Play your first three evenings. Not for you? Full refund within 30 days

One-time payment, no subscription. Personal-use license: print as often as you like for yourself and your household.

Inside the kit

A new game, ready to give.

Everything to turn a digital game into a real present under the tree, plus a brand-new Christmas game to keep or to give.

  • The Christmas Post Office: keep the village post office of Hollyford through the busiest weeks of the year, until the last delivery on Christmas Eve
  • A gift certificate, full page or small, also fillable on screen
  • A fold-up card, 8 gift tags and 12 evening tags, one for each night of the game
  • Wrapping paper, parcel labels, an envelope and a little box for the die
The Christmas Gift Kit printables: gift certificate, gift tags, greeting card and two sheets of wrapping paper

Why it works as a gift

Instant, even on Christmas Eve.

It arrives by email the moment you order. Print the games, tie them with twine, add the certificate and a die in its little box. It looks like a present because it is one.

Hands tying baker's twine around a printed Dice & Diary gift certificate and game pages under the Christmas tree

A Christmas, ready to give.

1
new Christmas game
13
pages of gift printables
13
evenings to play
5
versions of the game

Play your first three evenings.

If it isn't your kind of quiet, email help@diceanddiary.com within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no questions.

A file that won't open or a page that prints badly? We fix it within 24 hours.

More evenings

Made to play together

Each game stands on its own. Together they cover a whole year of quiet evenings.

Questions

About the Christmas Gift Kit

Is the game the same as The Christmas Market?

No. The Christmas Post Office is a brand-new game with its own village, six new regulars and its own ending. It plays on its own, with the same simple rules.

How do I give a digital game?

Three ways, all explained in the kit: print the game and wrap it with the tags and paper; fill in the gift certificate and put it in the card; or forward your download page by email with a line from Words for the card.

Can I give it after printing it for myself?

When you give a Dice & Diary game as a gift, the personal license goes with it: it becomes theirs to print for themselves and the people in their home.

Is it religious?

No. The Christmas Post Office is about a village, its neighbors, parcels, snow and a sleigh. No religious content.

Is this a subscription?

No. You pay once and the files are yours.