This gorgeous "Seal of the Azure Dragon" by artist Takayuki Takeya is part of the "Seal of the Four Gods" series from Manas SUM. It's available in two versions, pictured below.
Curious devices, forbidden artifacts, mysterious creatures, and intriguing documents.
This gorgeous "Seal of the Azure Dragon" by artist Takayuki Takeya is part of the "Seal of the Four Gods" series from Manas SUM. It's available in two versions, pictured below.
The gifted Karen Main returns to our pages with this wonderfully icky pendant, featuring a mounted labradorite cabochon. The fleshy bits are painted polymer clay.
Sculptor Mark Newman brings us this excellent shrunken head prop. Amazing work on the skin texture, and the painted base really kicks it up a notch.
What happens when a progressive rock group embraces the King in Yellow? Shadoko42 on Reddit brings us the answer with this selection of custom props for his Call of Cthulhu campaign.
As a long-time rock DJ I absolutely love this stuff. There's a huge overlap between the history of rock and roll and the occult that can serve as very fertile ground for the Mythos. Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin has made no secret of his fascination with Alistair Crowley. That includes his purchase of Boleskin House, one of The Beast's former residences. David Bowie was a serious believer in magic in addition to his fondness for science fiction, making him a particularly appropriate inspiration.
An amazing look at the artifacts uncovered by a team from Miskatonic University during a middle-east expedition in the 1930s. Brought to us from Andrea Bonazzi's personal collection of Miskatonic ephemera.
Lion heads? A stuffed bear? Pshaw! Real hunters have a dragon mounted on their wall. The gifted Winton Afric brings us the head of Thrannox the Blue, the latest in his series of dragon specimens.
McCormick Wands returns to our pages with a new selection of wands, this time in a slender, black and red style. One of the things I love about wand collecting is the sheer variety of versions available.