Jason McKittrick is one of the most prolific Mythos artists around. Sadly, one of his excellent Cthulhu idols is apparently being recast and sold by a shady outfit called...well, click through to Jason's post on the matter. I won't post their name, since that would actually benefit their algorithmic ranking.
The pirates have been heavily advertising their copy of the idol on Facebook. Please avoid doing business with them, and report the ad to Facebook whenever it comes up on your feed.
This insanely detailed set of nautically themed LARP armor comes to us from Arthammer Workshop. I'd love to see this combined with a Deep One silicone mask and gloves.
Also, kudos to Arthammer for getting comedian Jim Gaffigan to model their wares. Heh.
Santa doesn't always arrive by sleigh. Sometimes he shows up at the helm of a dragon boat. Armstreet brings us this viking-themed take on the northest of the nordmen.
Brutal Forge brings us a pair of chaos champions just chillin' on the skull throne. The chaos armor is nice, but I'd love to have that magnificent prop throne in my gaming room.
Two Horns United returns to our pages with this incredible Neurogeist costume, complete with internal lighting. It blows my mind that this is all EVA foam.
Sander Propworx returns to our pages with this impressive selection of LARP weapons. The level of detail is just mind boggling, right down to the retention pins on the sword grips.
The talented Karen Main returns to our pages with her grotesque take on the traditional D & D Beholder.
I think this may be the first time we've featured a purely digital Cthulhu idol. Digital Dark Collectibles of Brazil has this wonderful sculpt available as a downloadable file suitable for filament or resin 3-D printing.
Russian artist Ruslan "Fadmen" Bocharov brings us this digital Cthulhu idol sculpt. I'd love to see it as a high rez 3-D print.
The talented Ugo Serrano returns to our pages with this nicely done Amulet of the Eye. In sterling silver with a faceted garnet gemstone.
The appropriately named Dragonariums brings us their Dragon Grimoire. Hand-bound in leather with a custom cast dragonskin embossment in resin.
Nuclear Snail Studios returns to our pages with this wonderful wasteland vest. I love trying to identify how each piece was made and then built up to create the finished product. Dimitri Zaitsev is a master at taking a pile of junk and turning it into amazing pieces like this.
Patrick Magee brings us this intriguing vampire bat specimen. But what exactly is it? A mundane vampire bat would, scientifically, be Desmodus rotundus. Based solely on appearance this one is likely to be a transformed humanoid vampire, or Homo sapiens homovorus.
Such are the questions faced every day by cryptozoological collectors.
This tribal high shamaness costume comes to us from Russian cosplayer and LARPer Fel0ra. Photography by Daria Smirnova.
