Props of Nyarlathotep: New York and Kenya

I had a rather large box arrive in the post last week, much to the chagrin of my better half.

Inside was contained some beautifully horrendous artefacts of power. In that it was the resutls of the Props Of Nyarlathotep New York and Kenya Kickstarter.

I'll write up an "unboxing" post up in the near future, once I've taken some pictures of the props that do them justice. They are worth getting the light box out for!

These have been squirrelled away beside the Eye of Light and Darkness for future use in a Masks of Nyarlathotep campaign.

That campaign might be a little ways away, as we have just left Sophia in our current Horror on the Orient Express game, where the Simulacrum, also made by Delphes has been a beautiful centrepiece throughout.



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