It's that time of year where everyone dusts off the old bits and pieces that float around their house in the hopes of finally using them in the New Year. I thought that I'd celebrate by putting up some of my old linked Favourites for you guys to peruse.
Lovecraft Bestiary
An awesome map of the various Cthulhoid entities paired with a neat little occult symbol. You could even use it as a prop if the investigators arrive at a place owned by someone who knows a little too much about the cosmos. The picture comes from Rogue Cthulhu which is a neat site in its own right. Hey hey! I rhymed.
Some cool music sites include Nox Arcana, Midnight Syndicate, and The Unquiet Void. These are some creepy songs that can be bought independently and downloaded off the internet.
Some neat sculptures over at Arkham Bazaar includes a nice glow in the dark crow pendant I adore. I am so planning on buying that at some point.
Zarona's Mythos Tome prints are beautiful works of art that I would love to frame AND use in a variety of game situations.
Meatspider has some very creepy sculptures of Cthulhu idols.
Oddly enough, there are no byakhee whistles for sale anywhere that I can see which seems to be a very missed opportunity for an absolutely fantastic prop. Is making a whistle really so very hard?
Free 5 hour Egyptian Soundscapes have got me really excited for the Cairo section of the Masks of Nyarlathotep campaign.
New York Public Library Menus
These are brilliant for anyone who wants to be able to print out props of old school menus and let your players salivate as their characters actually choose what to purchase.
Phrasebook
Just because it's pretty awesome and certainly useful for folks who want to accurately give a sense of someone speaking a foreign language without having to memorise loads of phrases. These are the most likely ones in a Cthulhu campaign, at least.
The Nyarlathotep Idol *is* something I'm planning to purchase for my Masks campaign. It's just so dang creepy. Of course, I won't be telling my player that.
wow, a very nice list of resources for Masks materiele!
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