This enruned Elder Sign box comes to us from Juna Handmade.
Ukrainian artist Slagovir returns to our pages with this hand carved wooden icon of the Egyptian god Anubis. The level of detail is amazing.
Samhain Propworks returns to our pages with an excellent tutorial on creating prop laboratory specimen bottles. It includes a link to a sheet of free printable labels sized for a variety of glass containers.
Why would someone send a triangular letter? Because they're a Mason.
The Letterlocking Channel has an interesting look at the folding technique used for an invitation to a Masonic event in 1796. Beyond the relevance for historical tabletop RPGs, this would be a neat quirk for the letters from an NPC. It is, of course, needlessly complex, but that's one of the reasons it's cool.
We've featured custom tomes from Mille Cuirs dozens of times, but this piece takes it to a whole new level. The Directory features a fully illustrated interior in addition to their outstanding binding. I'd love to find out more about the inspiration for the contents.