Classic Era Outdoor Gear

If you have any interest in what actual outdoorsmen were wearing back in the classic era of the Mythos, you need to check out this video. James Bender of Waypoint Survival has an in-depth look at the gear used by backcountry travelers in the 1920s, from matchsafes to belt knives. It's part of a larger series featuring historical rambling and hobo life that's absolutely fascinating.

 

Necromancer's Grimoire

 This Necromancer's Grimoire comes to us from the talented MilleCuirs.

 

 

The Crawling Chaos

This statuette of Nyarlathotep in his Crawling Chaos form comes to us from Dellamorte & Co.

 

 

Traveler's Pouch

Tyler McCormick of Wyrdcor returns to our pages with this nicely done traveler's pouch.  Featuring a hand-tooled leather pouch adorned with forged iron closure inset with semi-precious stones.

 

 

Nightfury Wand

Another wonderful wand from McCormick Wands.  This time it's their new "Nightfury", hand carved from black walnut.

 

 

Aslan Restaurant Menu

As a citizen of the Imperium since the late 70s, I absolutely love this printable prop for Traveller.  Mark Wicker posted the full PDF for an Aslan restaurant menu over on the Traveller RPG group on Facebook.  He says it's just the first.  Be sure to check out the mouth watering sea centipede.

 

 

Holy Relics

Thanks to this pair of props from Ugo Serrano I learned the difference between a reliquary and a monstrance.  A reliquary, also known as a phylactery or fereter, is a container or mount for a sacred relic.  A monstrance is an open or transparent reliquary.  

You learn something new every day.