Rib Eye

This gruesome "Rib Eye Necklace" comes to us from the talented Karen Main.

 

For the Glory of Rome

These hard-pressed Roman legionnaires and auxiliaries come to us from John Fisher, teasing the upcoming Legio:SPQR LARP event.

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Broers Edition.

Oh, this is wonderful.  After a too long absence, Joe Broers returns to our pages.  His latest piece is this Indian-themed Ajanta Cthulhu.  

 

Great Cthulhu

The gifted George Tsougkouzidis returns to our pages with this detailed Cthulhu plaque.  It reminds me of H. R. Giger's designs for the alien temple that was part of the original script for "Alien".

 

 

Icon of Jormungandr

Secret Wood Story returns to our pages with this awesome hand-carved icon of Jormungandr, the world serpent of Norse mythology.

 

Open Source Cthulhu Gaming

As the Creative Commons license down at the bottom of the page demonstrates, I've been a supporter of the open source concept since the start of this blog.  That's why I was intrigued by Dean Adelaide's update on the "Apocthulhu" open ruleset for tabletop Mythos gaming. Dean is no stranger to these pages, having created some fantastic paper props for tabletop use.  His post covers some of the frequently asked questions about the ruleset and includes an announcement about a new SRD, the first in a series dedicated to customizing the basic game engine to a variety of eras.

 

Lord of the Storm Watch

Sweet fancy Moses, Euro-LARPs are insane.   Nebibape brings us Sven, shieldman of the good ship Frostwolf, and his rather grim looking companions.