Chaos Knight

Sander Propworx returns to our pages with this Chaos Knight LARP armor.  Amazing sculpt, excellent weathering, and internal illumination.  What more could you ask for?

The Watching Tome

We've all perused a book, but what do you do if the book peruses you?  The talented Karen Main returns to our pages with this fleshy, three-eyed tome.

 

Icon of an Unknown God

Ebrahel Lurci returns to our pages with this intriguing icon for an unknown god.

 

 

Quick and Easy Prop Documents

Find yourself in need of a prop search warrant for a case you're investigating?  How about a paternity suit filing that potentially reveals a bloodline descended from the strange inhabitants of Innsmouth?  Then head over to legalfakes.com.  It's a gag website for fake legal papers, but the forms aren't half bad as prop documents for your tabletop games.  If you're looking for something a bit more realistic they're a perfect base for retouching.  Best of all, the site's paperwork is quick and free.

 

 

The Spirits Speak

Ravenloft was one of the first Dungeons and Dragons products to lean into props and handouts.  That legacy continues today in the current incarnation of the adventure, Curse of Strahd.  Illustrious-Elk-8968 decided to kick things up a notch by creating a wooden version of the printed spirit board featured in the module.

 

 

The Old Gent

The talented Mark Arnold returns to our pages with his latest piece, a bust of H.P. Lovecraft.  If you're interested in getting one you can contact him at cthulhuforsale-at-gmail-dot-com.

 

Stop, A Head.

Artist Tomas Barcelo brings us this horrible shrunken head.  And by "horrible", I mean awesome.