Dungeons and Dragons Props

A Reddit thread on using props in DnD yielded these well done pieces from Avason.  After the success of prop-heavy Kickstarters for Mythos adventures I suspect we're going to see the same treatment applied to tabletop fantasy games.

The Blistering One

Mille Cuirs returns to our pages with Le Pustuant, their latest grimoire.  As you would expect, the craftsmanship and design work is impeccable.  One of the hallmarks of a great concept is that it's instantly evocative.  After seeing this I immediately wanted to know more about its history and purpose.

Fallout Laser Rifle

John Haddock brings us this beautifully done AER-9 Laser Rifle from "Fallout".  It's designed as a cosplay accessory that breaks down into multiple pieces for transport. 

Vintage Parcel Labels

The clever marketers at the World Label corporation deserve a lot of credit.  They regularly post vintage postal material like these customizable vintage parcel labels. The PDFs just so happen to perfectly fit their adhesive label sheets, but they're equally handy for prop use.

The Voices

This will not end well.  Russian artist Margarita Dunwich brings us this nicely done tableau.  Remember, when you call out into the void don't be surprised when something answers back.

Termite Fairy

Tóbal brings us this specimen of Pseudofata lignatermes, the rare termite fairy. I love seeing naturalists collect fae.  Mainly because they're vicious, nasty animals in dire need of extermination.

A Mailbox Full of Mayhem

A new month, a new Parcel of Terror from Cryptocurium.  Jason McKittrick's latest offering features a plaque inspired by Lovecraft's "The Colour Out of Space", along with the goodies inspired by "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", "The Amityville Horror", "The Shining", the classic Universal Werewolf, and traditional vampire hunting kits.  For $35 shipped it's an absolute steal.