Cthulhu Fhtagn! Morok Edition.

This flowing take on the traditional Cthulhu idol comes to us from Morok Art-Studio.

 

The Hammer of Thor

Wyrdcor brings us this hammer of Thor pendant, hand forged from solid copper.

 

The Black Book

The gifted Mille Cuirs returns to our pages with this black book, hand bound in leather with an inset glass eye.

 

The Adams Cable Codex

  Telegrams have become one of the easiest handouts to produce for period Call of Cthulhu games.  Multiple blank forms are available, including the three posted here on Propnomicon (One, Two, Three).

  You can add more verisimilitude to the experience by using one of the numerous telegraphic codes.  These were handy phrasebooks that allowed users to shorten their messages, saving money.  They could also serve as simple ciphers for encoded messages, with senders and receivers coordinating ahead of time which telegram code book they would use for correspondence.

  The Adams Cable Codex is a great example of the genre.  Click through the link and you can view and download a complete copy from archive.org.  In addition to the hundreds of code phrases you'll find some interesting suggestions for how to use multiple cable addresses and third party cutouts (!) for more secure communications.

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Kampourides Edition.

After featuring literally hundreds of different Cthulhu idols over the years I love coming across one that takes things in a new direction.  That definitely describes this piece from artist Dimitris Kampourides.  You really need to click through and check out the high resolution pictures to appreciate the sculpt.

 

 

Papercraft Cthulhu Skeleton

Here's something different.  This Cthulhu skeleton was created by Japanese paper artist Colonel Odonger from hand thrown washi paper. 

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! McKittrick Edition.

The talented Jason McKittrick returns to our pages with his latest, the "Reliquary of Dreams" Cthulhu idol.