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Published: 2009-01-15 15:17:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 3565; Favourites: 54; Downloads: 0
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this is two-pieces prop that may be used in a future cthulhu live game. It is a little glass bottle full of the strange powder of Ibn-Ghazi with a scroll of aged paper with the recipe to make some more of this powder (transcribed from the Al-Azif and crypted with two codes : one grid code and a ceasar-style code) This prop is based on H.P. Lovecraft writings, a great american horror writter.Related content
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I'd think that the powder would be a weird, magical-esque color, but otherwise this is extremely awesome. It's got to be great to be in your CoC game!
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Thanks, the color idea is pretty good, I have an habit of doing things the more realistic possible but in this case it would have been fitting.
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That's great! I'm working on a scroll prop myself for a D&D game, it's really cool to see others doing the same thing!!
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Thanks, I think the most rewarding with doing that kind of props is the look on your players face when they first see it and when they try to decipher it.
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ooooooh that was that the thing with too much line.... ..good!
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yep, this is thing that i'm not sure if i could decode it now, too complicated...
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Si cthulhu faisait des mots cachΓ©s, Γ§a serait exactement celui-lΓ . XD
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plutôt complexe comme mot cachés, mais de toute façon il aurait tout son temps, enfermé à R'lyeh comme il est
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thank you, have you read the Dunwich horror for H.P.Lovecraft, the investigators in this story are using such a powder to reveal an unconceivable horror
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i don't know very well the work of H.P., but i've read a book that he's in it, as a character, as alleister crowley, sir arthur conan doyle, houdini... i think it is the "club arcanum", i know a little bit about the myth... i know that his work inspire many music bands, as metallica, moonspell, and so on...
but i want to read his work, thats a fact
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[link] - here. Be warned though, a lot of racist ramblings here and there (mostly in "The Horror at Red Hook").
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thanks! I will see the link!
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Not that it's not really easy to find
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thanks a lot! i really appreciate!
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