The Grimoire – B6 Lined Journal

Some ideas require good recordkeeping.

The Grimoire is a B6 lined journal made for notes, stories, character lore, questionable plans, and everything else worth remembering. A black linen hardcover, foil-stamped details, and illustrated end pages give it the character of a well-loved volume before you’ve written the first word.

Features:

Size: B6 (4.9 × 6.9 in / 132 × 184 mm), compact enough to travel easily.

Pages: 208 lined pages of off-white 120gsm paper for writing, note-taking, planning, and the occasional sketch in the margins.

Cover: Black linen hardcover with your choice of gold or silver foil stamping on the cover and spine.

End pages: Custom illustrated end pages with an antique-book feel.

Ribbon: Matching ribbon bookmark.

Binding: Lay-flat construction for comfortable writing and sketching.

Paper: Works well with Micron pens, Posca and other acrylic markers, fountain pens, graphite, and colored pencils. Not recommended for alcohol markers, Sharpies, or wet media such as watercolor.

Why We Love It

There’s something wonderfully satisfying about a journal that already feels like it has a history. The Grimoire has that old-book magic, but underneath the linen cover and foil details is a genuinely useful notebook: substantial lined paper, lay-flat binding, and plenty of room for stories, plans, lists, campaign notes, and ideas worth keeping.

About Creeping Moon

Creeping Moon is an independent stationery and tabletop-gaming brand known for richly illustrated journals, notebooks, game accessories, and paper goods inspired by nature, folklore, fantasy, and a little bit of magic. Their work pairs practical tools for writing, drawing, and play with thoughtful artwork and tactile details that make everyday objects feel worth keeping.

I particularly like changing “perfectly portable for your RPG sessions” → “compact enough to travel easily.” That tiny shift matters. Now the product is a beautiful journal with broad uses, while RPG players can immediately see how it fits them too. That makes much more sense given that it lives in both your game-journal and general paper worlds.