Armor of Astaroth

Atelier Fantastique returns to our pages with this "Astaroth" leather LARP armor set.

Broken Talisman Printable Prop

I've always been surprised handouts and physical props aren't used more often in traditional fantasy tabletop games. If you're looking to jazz up your own game, Crooked Staff Publishing has a nifty Broken Talisman prop available as a pay-what-you-want downloadable PDF.  They even have a handy tutorial on turning the print file and a scrap of foamcore into a physical prop that makes an ideal plot token.

Great Cthulhu

Here's something you don't see every day- the pommel of a Cthulhu-themed umbrella.  Not the sort of thing I usually like, but the sculpt from Ghost of Doll is outstanding.

And My Axe!

It wasn't that long ago that boffer-style weapons made with insulation foam tubes were the de facto standard for live action roleplaying games.  My, how times have changed.  Darren Stocker of Irregular Props brings us these 36" LARP safe foam weapons. 

Idol of the Black Pharaoh

Joe Broers is one of the best Mythos artists around, consistently producing amazing pieces for over a decade.  His unbroken record continues with this excellent idol of Nyarlathotep, the Black Pharaoh.

Fiji Mermaid

This traditional sideshow-style Fiji Mermaid gaff comes to us from Loved to Death.

Cyberpunk 2077 LARP Safe Shotgun

The recent announcement Cyperpunk 2077 would be delayed until November hasn't dampened my enthusiasm in the least. I'm a huge fan of CD Projekt Red's Witcher video game series and can't wait to see their take on Mike Pondsmith's creation. I'm also interested in seeing if any of the bioware writeups I did for Chromebook 4 all those years ago end up in the game.

That brings me to this video tutorial from SKS Props on creating a Cyberpunk 2077 shotgun prop. What's really impressive about this project is the fact it's entirely created from EVA foam.