Buyer Terms

Pre-launch version · 10 November 2026: no service fee for buyers, you pay the price the seller sets.

1. Who we are

Market of Many Things (“the market”, “we”, “us”) is an online marketplace where independent creators sell digital products for tabletop roleplaying games. It is run by Pietro Donelli (Italy). You can reach us at hello@marketofmanythings.com.

We provide the platform: the shop pages, accounts, file hosting, the library you download from and the technical services that connect you with sellers. We don’t sell the products ourselves.

2. Who you buy from

• The seller. Every product is sold by the seller named on it (“Sold by <shop name>”). When you buy, your contract of sale is with that seller, not with us.
• What the seller decides. The seller sets the product, its description, its price and the licence you get (section 6), and is responsible for them.
• Payment goes to the seller. You pay on the seller’s own Stripe account. The seller’s name appears on the payment page, on your receipt and on your card statement.
• Taxes. The seller is responsible for the VAT or sales tax on your purchase. Where the seller charges it, it is added at checkout and shown before you pay.

3. Your account

You need an account to buy, so your purchases can be kept in your library. You sign in with your email and password, or with Google or Apple. Keep them secure. You must be old enough to make purchases where you live, or have a parent or guardian’s permission.

4. Prices and payment

• Prices are in US dollars and set by the seller. You pay the price shown, plus any VAT or sales tax the seller charges (section 2). We charge you nothing.
• Pay what you want. For these products you choose the price, at or above any minimum the seller sets.
• Payment is processed by Stripe. We never see your card details.
• Sales. A sale price applies only while the sale runs. If it ends before you pay, the checkout closes and you see the current price.

5. Getting your files

After you pay, the seller’s files are delivered to your library on the market, and we email you when they are ready. You can download them from your library whenever you like. If the seller updates the files, you get the new version.

Your right to cancel. If you are a consumer in the EU or UK, you normally have 14 days to cancel an online purchase. For digital files supplied straight away, you agree to receive them immediately when you buy, and you accept that you lose the right to cancel once they are available in your library. Your rights when files are faulty (section 7) still apply.

6. What you can do with the files

The licence is the seller’s. Unless the product page says otherwise, you get a personal licence to use the product at your own table, including printing STL files and maps for personal use. You may not resell, share or upload the files elsewhere. If the seller offers a wider licence (for example commercial use of art or music), the product page says so.

7. Problems and refunds

Because you get your files straight after paying, a sale is normally final. You are entitled to a refund from the seller when:

• the files are missing, broken or can’t be opened, and the seller doesn’t fix them within 7 days of being told;
• the product is clearly not what the listing describes.

To report a problem, reply to the email you got when your files were ready, or write to hello@marketofmanythings.com. We pass it to the seller and help you both sort it out, but whether to refund is the seller’s decision. Refunds are made by the seller, to the card or account you paid with. These terms don’t take away any right you have under the consumer law of your country.

8. What isn’t allowed

Don’t share your account, share or resell files you bought, use the market to break the law, or try to get around payment. We may suspend an account that does, and tell you why.

9. Responsibility

• The seller is responsible for the product: its content, its description, its files and its licence.
• We are responsible for the platform. We work to keep it running and your library available, but we can’t promise it will never be down. If a product is removed or a seller closes their shop, you keep access to what you bought.
• Nothing here limits liability that the law doesn’t allow to be limited, such as for fraud or gross negligence.

10. Changes, law and contact

• Changes. We may update these terms. A purchase is covered by the version in force when you made it.
• Law. These terms are governed by Italian law, without taking away any protection the law of your own country gives you.
• Your data. See our privacy policy.
• Contact. hello@marketofmanythings.com