Landron Artifacts has been making amazing Mythos props for years, and I'm proud to have multiple examples in my personal collection. Their latest is this very nice Shoggoth wall plaque. It's available in multiple finishes, but the green stone pictured below is my favorite.
Artist Umut Comak has posted a brand new font that's ideal for prop documents. Best of all, it's absolutely free.
Hey folks,
I’ve been experimenting with alien scripts and visual languages lately and ended up creating this brutalist-style font called Kron’thul. Think forgotten monoliths, ancient AI cults, or strange glyphs etched into derelict starships.
It’s completely free to use for personal or commercial projects. All I ask is that you credit me and shoot me a quick email if you use it anywhere. Would love to see what you do with it!
You can download the Kron'thul alien language font at his site.
"Escape From Innsmouth" was originally released back in 1992 as one of Chaosium's first batch of "Lovecraft Country" supplements. It builds on the details revealed in Lovecraft's "The Shadow Over Innsmouth". The supplement includes a complete guide to the Deep One-dominated town and a series of adventures, including a recreation of the infamous raid on Innsmouth at the climax of the original story.
Gallery of Cthulhu brings us this impressive set of physical props he created for a friend running the adventure. It includes the Book of Dagon, "Innsmouth gold", an idol of Dagon, and a variety of Deep One jewelry. Click through and scroll down to see some of the details of their creation.
Professional tomecrafter MilleCuirs returns to our pages with their latest, "The Oracle". Featuring a custom-tooled leather cover with an inset glass eye.
This traditional-style Cthulhu idol comes to us from Maelstrom Makers. It's available as a downloadable 3D print file. Below you can see the digital model and a copy printed out in resin.
Andrea Bonazzi has been one of the most active Mythos artists for decades. In addition to his impressive sculptures and bas reliefs he's also crafted some great photomontages using those same artworks. His latest is this look at one of the disturbing artifacts unearthed by the Miskatonic University Middle East expedition of 1920.
I love stumbling across an incredibly niche prop, and this one certainly qualifies.
Noah Bunyan directed the 2023 fan-film "The King in Yellow". As part of the process he created this conjectural pamphlet for Hildred Castaign, the rightful Emperor of the Imperial Dynasty of America. As someone who seems to trigger every handout-bearing cultist I pass, this is exactly the kind of stuff I would expect the Emperor to be passing out.
