About Hex Codex

HEX: Shards of Fate's official servers shut down on 31 December 2020. Players keep it alive on the community's private server, Dingler, which runs the same game client. Hex Codex is a reference for veterans and newcomers alike: look up any card, see where it was printed and which formats allow it, and build and share decks.

• Card text, rules text, types, costs, stats and sets are read from the game's own data files in its final client.
• Ban and watch lists come from the game's last official ban list (see Formats).
• Cards and champions are rebuilt from the game's own pieces: its card frame, the painting and the final card text, drawn the way the game's own card builder draws them. One card has no painting in the game's files (Cerulean Mirror Knight's alternate art): it shows the official image the game's makers published in their fan kits, labelled "Official image".
• Every card page credits the card's artist.
• Legacy Tournaments holds every recorded PvP tournament deck from October 2016 to April 2020, from Fred's hexpvptools records, joined to the site's own cards and champions by the game's own IDs.
• The community archetypes on FRA Decks group the Frost Ring Arena decks players saved on HexTCGBrowser, a HEX fan site, from 2015 to 2019, from its database backup, joined to the site's own cards by the game's own IDs. Only the decks their players made public are listed; private decks count only in the numbers.

• HEX: Shards of Fate, its cards, names, text and art belong to their owners.
• Card art by the game's artists, credited on each card's page.
• The Dingler private server by Blitzkind.
• The tournament records in Legacy Tournaments: Fred's hexpvptools. The section's design: RomoSJR.
• The community Frost Ring Arena decks: HexTCGBrowser, its makers and its players.
• Fonts: Arimo and Cinzel, both under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (Arimo licence, Cinzel licence).

Hex Codex is a free, non-commercial fan project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the owners of HEX: Shards of Fate. Game names, text and art © their owners, shown here for reference and preservation. No accounts, no ads, no tracking scripts.

If you hold rights to anything shown here and want it changed or removed, or you spot a mistake (a wrong card text, a missing printing, a bad picture), message RomoSJR on Discord. Removal requests from rights holders are acted on promptly.

Legacy Tournaments shows players' in-game names as the tournament records have them. Any player can ask the same way for their name to be removed, and it will be. The same goes for a deck in the FRA Decks community archetypes: ask, and it will no longer be listed.