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I've been really getting into making/painting minis for my local The Delian Tomb campaign, but some monsters are a little more "unique" than others. So I'm curious what other folks used.
As a reference, here's the only real description for these ruinborn creatures that I've found, straight from the book.

||Memorial ivies grow from the remains of corporeal undead who have decomposed beyond function. They carry the undead’s will into whatever host they can grab.
Spindlegoths resemble spiders with sharp legs and a long, syringe-like mouth. Their thread is said to be thinner than hair but tougher than leather.
Tomb horrors are masses of flesh, fur, and vine

Looking for some advice.
I picked up The Delian Tomb and now Fall of Blackbottom. I've enjoyed reading through them (hoping to run TDT in two weeks with a new group), but I'm looking to get them printed in a way that looks decent.

The printing options I've found locally are all $60-70 per copy, which is just outside what I'd like to spend for this.
The local library and university only do one-sided with some other weird restrictions.
And I've looked into doing it at home, but my printer isn't amazing and I'm a little overwhelmed looking into binding options.

Has anyone else done here done this? What worked for you?

I got my books in this week! And while they're gorgeous overall, I do have some things. Maybe I've missed it, but have they been any streams or interviews about the layout and iconography for the Draw Steel! books?
Because there's some decisions here I'm... curious about.

1. Referencing and hyperlinking. I thought my PDF reader was broken, but it seems like the digital copies just don't have functional hyperlinks for references in the text? Most references also just state the section of the book, not the page number it can be found on which is... Odd? It makes reading the books a little more cumbersome, at least for me.

2. Iconography. Abilities are denoted with a little banne