A highly detailed fantasy wizard miniature designed for tabletop RPGs and resin 3D printing. This Arcane Scholar stands in a calm, dignified idle pose, holding a long magical staff at the side with a relaxed yet confident stance. Inspired by classic high fantasy scholars and wandering mages, the model features layered scholarly robes with practical adventuring details including leather belts, scroll cases, hanging books, and subtle ornamental armor pieces.

Carefully crafted with clean geometry and balanced proportions, this miniature is optimized for high-quality resin STL printing with support-friendly shapes and minimized fragile elements. The grounded silhouette, controlled cloth movement, and absence of excessive magical effects make the model both visually striking and practical for printing and painting.

Perfect for use as a wizard, sage, spellcaster, archivist, or NPC in tabletop RPG campaigns, collectible displays, or fantasy dioramas.

License:
This purchase includes a commercial physical print license. Buyers are permitted to print and sell physical 3D prints of the model. Redistribution, resale, sharing, or commercial sale of the digital STL files is strictly prohibited.

A towering elemental construct forged from pure [ELEMENT], this massive golem radiates ancient magical power from the glowing arcane core embedded deep within its chest. Designed as a highly detailed fantasy miniature, the sculpt features a heavy armored silhouette, cracked elemental surfaces infused with leaking magical energy, and a powerful battle-ready pose perfect for tabletop encounters, boss fights, or collector displays.

Carefully crafted for high-quality resin 3D printing, the model includes intricate surface textures and strong readability at tabletop scale while maintaining impressive display-level detail. Ideal for fantasy RPG campaigns, wargaming, painting projects, or STL collectors seeking a dramatic elemental creature.

Features

• High-detail fantasy elemental golem miniature
• Dynamic combat pose with strong silhouette
• Intricate cracked surface and magical energy details
• Designed specifically for resin 3D printing
• Optimized for tabletop RPG and display use
• Clean centered composition for reliable slicing and printing
• Suitable as boss monsters, guardians, summoned constructs, or encounter centerpieces

Recommended Use

Perfect for:

• Fantasy tabletop RPGs
• Dungeon encounters
• Boss battles
• Wargaming armies
• Display painting
• STL miniature collections

Included Theme Variations

Replace [ELEMENT] with:

• Fire
• Water
• Earth
• Air
• Ice
• Lightning
• Lava
• Crystal
• Shadow
• Arcane
  
  

This product is a digital STL file only. No physical miniature will be shipped.

Magic treasures with voices, hearts, and stories

• 20+ Amazing sentient items!
• Exciting abilities, variants, and adventure hooks
• Engaging lore, diverse backgrounds, and larger-than-life personalities
• Evolutions, item variants, tables, and unique mechanics
• Adventure hooks with (non-sentient) quest rewards

*BONUS* Magical Interactive Companions you can actually talk to!

From seemingly mundane items that talk back to legendary relics whose whims topple kingdoms, this book includes a merry company of unique sentient items with personalities, ambitions, opinions, and secrets!

In this fully illustrated 5E-compatible book, gamemasters will find a wealth of unique item concepts and game-ready adventure hooks, while players will get the chance to befriend talkative treasures and explore novel character concepts alongside their amazing item buddies.

• Travel in style and share stories with a self-driving wagon
• Astound the masses by playing the most fabulous bard-turned-harp
• Bestow alien powers to any item through the bizarre Mindcore
• Feel safe in the embrace of of a motherly animated suit of armor
• Wield a mythical shield with a permanent portal on its surface
• Reclaim the lost destiny of an amnesiac moonblade
• Hazardously recycle magic junk inside Munch the Sentient Bag of Devouring
• Rebel against a mountain god with its own hammeraxe
• Learn the art of battle alongside the Sensei-Sword
• Evolve the full magical might of slumbering artifacts, lost relics, and stubborn weapons

Time to let your items come alive at the table!

THE JUDGE
The Crawling Chaos in Cook County

A Call of Cthulhu campaign for one Keeper and 3–5 Investigators.
Modern era, Chicago, October 2001. Roughly 18 to 22 hours of
play across four core sessions plus an optional fifth.

The pitch

Six homicides have been committed in Chicago over the past three
weeks. Each victim was killed in a manner reflecting one of the
seven deadly sins. Each crime scene contained a single black
playing card stamped with one word: DESERVE.

The Chicago Police Department's Area 3 Homicide division has
assembled a small task force to find the man the press will
eventually call The Judge.

They will not find him. He is not a man.

Beneath the murders is a 1994 cover-up at a private gentlemen's
club. Beneath the cover-up is a Cairo-made deck of black playing
cards. Beneath the deck is the Crawling Chaos itself —
Nyarlathotep — robed in a black gown of judgement, walking the
courtrooms of Cook County in search of the seventh and final
defendant in a case that began on the night of March 21, 1994.

Run it slow. Let the dread breathe.

What's inside

Four core sessions plus an optional fifth aftermath, designed
as one continuous arc. Three concentric mysteries — Surface,
Cover-Up, Truth — that the players reach in order, with each
layer hiding the next.

Five pre-generated Investigators (Returned, Echo, Reader,
Skeptic, Authority), each with personal history threaded into
the case. A full cast of suspects, witnesses, and adversaries,
all statted. Six crime-scene files. Combat statblocks for the
Black Magistrate and the threats around him. A Verdict Tracker
mechanic for the central moral choice the team has to make.

Five sequel hooks for any ending — one-shot to campaign-length.
Glossary, index, and at-the-table reference appendices. A
Keeper's Companion (Appendix B) with safety tools, dream-visit
scripts, and pacing cues.

Compatible with Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition.

What's not included — please read before buying

This is a text-first document. To save anyone disappointment:

No maps. No floor plans, no city maps, no location diagrams.
Locations are described in prose. The Royal Galt Club, Lin
Chen's apartment, Pike's Bookshop, and the Cook County
courthouse are evoked through text, not illustrated. If your
group needs visuals, you'll need to source or sketch them.

No graphical handouts. Handouts are present as text descriptions
("Handout 5: Pike's Notebook excerpt") rather than printable
graphics with period styling. Treat them as scripts you can
format yourself if you want the prop on the table.

No interior illustrations. There's no commissioned art beyond
the Miskatonic Repository banner on the cover. The book is
typography-driven.

No pre-printed character sheets in Chaosium's official format.
Pre-gens are one-page text statblocks. Transcribe onto blank
official sheets if you want the at-the-table look.

No VTT modules, audio, or music. No Roll20, Foundry, or Fantasy
Grounds packages. No ambience playlists. No tokens. Plain
document for tabletop or your own VTT setup.

No alternate endings beyond the four provided (Best, Costly,
Tragic, Worst). The arc is structured, not a sandbox.

Content warnings

The investigation contains drug-facilitated sexual assault
(off-screen, in backstory only); the death of a young woman in
a cover-up; the suicide of an elderly man; ritual murder; brief
animal harm (rats); coercion of grieving parents by a religious
cult; and the political and emotional weather of a major
American city six weeks after a national tragedy.

Specific veils, lines, and table tools for handling all of the
above are provided in Appendix B (Keeper's Companion). If any
of these elements are unsuitable for your group, this scenario
is not for that group.

Format

PDF, 49 pages, US Letter, single column with wide margins,
bookmarked for quick navigation. [Editable .docx source
available / not available — pick one.] Designed for screen
reading and home printing. Black-and-white printer-friendly;
color used minimally, on headings only.

Who this is for

Keepers comfortable running modern-era Call of Cthulhu. Tables
that prefer slow-burn dread to set-piece combat. Players who
want their characters' personal histories woven into the case
from session one. Groups willing to work without maps and
visual aids, leaning on prose and theatre-of-the-mind play.

Who this isn't for

Groups that need pre-built VTT support out of the box. Tables
that rely heavily on tactical battle maps. Players
uncomfortable with any of the topics in the content warnings
above. Keepers looking for a one-shot — this is a campaign,
eighteen hours minimum.

Credits

Written by Louis Sabin. A Miskatonic Repository title,
published under Chaosium's community content program.

Call of Cthulhu is a registered trademark of Chaosium Inc.,
used under license. Mechanics described herein are compatible
with the seventh edition of the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying
game.

Every old country has them. The hills mortals do not climb after dark. The wells whose waters are not for drinking. The crossroads where the offerings have been left for a hundred years and no one quite remembers when they began.

These are the cosóga — the crossing-places. They are where the world is thin, where the Old Law runs strongest, where what is mortal and what is fae rub against one another and leave marks. They are not all dangerous. They are all consequential.

Hollow Hills & Holy Wells is a 32-page location supplement giving Game Masters eight fully realized Celtic and fae sacred sites, designed to drop into any 5e campaign with no setting changes. Each is a self-contained adventure location with atmosphere, NPCs, mechanical effects, and dramatic potential.

The Eight Sites

• Cnoc Dhubh, the Black Hill — a fading fae lord's court beneath a hawthorn-crowned mound, where time runs differently and his consort wants something from a mortal hand
• Tobar na Síoda, Brigid's Well — a healing well tended by a wisewoman, with a saint in the water who was once a drowned poet
• The Nine Sisters — a standing stone circle with one fallen ninth, a circle that witnesses every oath and is hiding a king's three-hundred-year-old crime
• The Thin Reach — eight miles of treacherous moor where the boundary between worlds has worn dangerously thin
• The Goblin Fair at Lammas Cross — seven nights of fae market, with the Mistress, the Magistrate, and the Seller of Debts presiding
• The Drowned Way to Inis Naomh — a tidal causeway to a ruined monastery whose ghosts still keep hospitality, and whose betrayer still walks
• The Hawthorn King's Crossroads — a clootie tree at a country lane with a sleeping fae king inside it and his old enemy now approaching after three centuries
• The Pool of Knowing — a hidden glen with nine sacred hazels and an immortal salmon who was once a poet murdered for telling true songs

What Each Site Includes

• Aspect — what the place looks, sounds, and feels like
• Finding It — how the party arrives, how locals react
• At-a-Glance callout — type, region, active times, threat tier, applicable Old Law
• The Site Itself — geography, layout, key features
• The Powers — mechanical effects of the place, when they trigger, what they cost
• The Inhabitants — three to five NPCs with motivations and hooks of their own
• Three Hooks — ready-to-run reasons to bring the party in
• The Secret — the deeper truth only the GM should know

Three Ways to Use It

• As Stand-Alones — drop a site into your existing campaign as a one-session destination, side-quest, or atmospheric setting for a key conversation
• As a Network — all eight sites are designed to coexist in a single region. Use the book as a hexcrawl pack
• As a Spine — visit the sites in sequence as the structure of a full campaign. The eighth is where the party stands at the end

Pairs Beautifully With

The Wild Hunt — several of these sites are places the Hunt rides for, and several are Hidden Ground from which mortals may shelter. By Oath and Geas — these are the sites where bindings are strongest, where the Old Law holds most clearly, and where many of the sample bargains were originally struck. The three books form a complete folkloric campaign toolkit.

Compatibility

5e Compatible (SRD 5.2). System-flexible — every site adapts to other folkloric or low-fantasy systems with minor adjustments. No setting changes required; place names are given in their Gaelic and Welsh forms with plain translations, and may be renamed for your world.

Where the worlds touch, mortals must mind their step.

Elderlight Press — bringing the weight of legend to your table.

You are not the adventurer.

You are not the monster.

You are not the dungeon master.

You are the door.

I Am Door is a strange, compact micro RPG where you play as a planar portal disguised as a dungeon door. Heroes open you. Monsters guard you. Deities bless you. Demons bargain with you. Nameless beings press their ears against your other side. Every visitor wants something: treasure, escape, power, war, secrets, or passage. You decide what happens next.

Will you guide them to the right place?
Misdirect them into the wrong realm?
Battle their will?
Cheat the laws of reality?
Kill them with a door smash?
Or consume them into your secret plane?

With just one d6 and something to write on, I Am Door creates fast, surreal dungeon stories full of cosmic horror, absurd comedy, and mythic weirdness. Your door might be wood, iron, bone, velvet, glass, or even drapery. Behind you may wait the Orchard of Sleeping Titans, the Salt Library, the Maw That Eats Names, the City Where All Gods Go Missing, or the Quiet Room Outside Time.

But every action has a cost.

Each time you act, your Notice rises. At first, you are merely strange. Then saints, demons, heroes, gods, and reality itself begin to remember you. At Notice 6, your disguise fails, your ending begins, and the truth of what you are can no longer remain hidden.

I Am Door is perfect for solo journaling, one-page RPG fans, weird fantasy players, dungeon lovers, and anyone who enjoys short games with big imaginative consequences. It can be played seriously, comedically, poetically, or as a surreal fantasy writing prompt.

This is a game about thresholds, power, disguise, hunger, fate, and the terrible burden of being opened.

Open carefully.
Something is deciding where you go.

A pack of 154 gorgeously illustrated tokens of monsters from Tome of Intangible Treasures II. These tokens represent a number of fantasy creatures, and can be used independently of the publication.

In the Deadwake universe, the megacorporations have the guns, the Choir has the faith, and the Null Guard has the silence. The Wayfinders' Charter has something more valuable than any of them: the maps. Without a Resonance Chart and a Wayfinder who knows how to read it, a caravan that sets out across the wastes is a caravan that doesn't come back. That single fact is the foundation of an empire built not on territory or ideology, but on indispensability. The Charter doesn't need to conquer the wasteland. It already owns the only roads through it.

Deadwake: The Wayfinders' Charter is a complete faction sourcebook for the Deadwake tabletop universe, fully compatible with both the Deadwake roleplaying game and the Deadwake miniatures skirmish rules. It provides everything needed to bring the Charter to your table, whether as a playable faction, a complex web of patrons and politics for your players to navigate, or the backdrop for an entire campaign set in the brutal, practical world of wasteland trade.

INSIDE THIS BOOK

Faction Lore and History From the geological survey team that survived the Walker-Lin Singularity to the sprawling professional body that controls the flow of goods, information, and violence across the wastes, this book traces the full arc of the Charter's founding and rise. Understand the Three Core Tenets not as abstract rules but as hard lessons written in blood: the Betrayal at Silent Creek that gave rise to the first tenet, the Scrip Riots that forged the second, and the Red Highway Massacre that made the truce absolute. The Charter's history is not the story of idealists building something noble. It is the story of survivors building something that works.

The Art of Wayfinding The Charter's power begins with a rare and poorly understood gift: the ability to feel the Cognitive Static rather than simply be destroyed by it. This book provides a detailed, immersive account of how Wayfinding actually functions, from the three distinct forms of the Knack (the Listener, the Taster, and the Seer) to the specialized tools of the trade, the Static-Compass, the Resonant Tuning Forks, and the Charter-Grade Resonant Filters that keep a Wayfinder's mind intact while they walk the edge of psychic annihilation. The full cartographic expedition process is documented from the moment a Chartermaster identifies a logistical need to the certification of the final, ruggedized Resonance Chart.

The Resonance Chart: A Complete Mechanical System The Charter's signature piece of equipment is more than a prop. It is a layered, active system with distinct rules for trained and gifted users across both RPG and miniatures play. The Physical Map Layer, the Static Overlay, and the Echo-Log each function differently depending on the skill and THREADLOCK of the character using them. The Harmonic Broadcast active ability creates a protective Quiet Bubble on the miniatures battlefield, offering powerful defensive benefits at the cost of making the generating unit psychically visible. The Attune Resonant Frequency action allows skilled Wayfinders to push the system further, trading the risk of dissonant feedback for enhanced shielding, psychic purges, or the ability to negate incoming Psy-tech attacks entirely.

The Charter Hierarchy Three playable ranks define a character's journey through the Charter. Prospectors are the licensed backbone of the wasteland economy, gaining access to safe routes and Charter Scrip in exchange for a cut of their finds and an oath to the Tenets. Wayfinders are a different order entirely, rare individuals whose high THREADLOCK and trained senses allow them to do what no technology can replace. Chartermasters are governors, judges, and power brokers, their authority built on wealth, reputation, and the ability to maintain the fragile peace that makes commerce possible. The path from Prospector to Chartermaster is documented as a full campaign arc, from the Trial Run of a new recruit to the political maneuvering of an election campaign.

Key Figures Detailed profiles for the Charter's most powerful and memorable personalities. Silas "The Cog" Vance is the Chartermaster of Rust-Heap, a cold logistician who views the entire wasteland as a machine to be managed, and who has spent decades playing corporations against each other with such skill that they fund his own defenses without realizing it. Vella "Tinker" Trin is the technical genius whose Charter-Grade seal guarantees the only true quality standard in the wastes, kept alive and working by a surgically implanted resonance coil that is slowly destroying her. Rai Ishmael is the ex-corporate security chief who knows exactly how the megacorps operate because he used to be one, and who is quietly remaking the Charter's intelligence division in an image that makes the traditionalists deeply uncomfortable. Kaelen "Kael" Rostova is the Master Wayfinder who sees the Static as a new world to be explored rather than a sea to be cautiously navigated. Sister Eliane is the spiritual heart of the organization, a counterweight to its pragmatism who believes the Quiet Paths are moments of grace and that the Charter's tenets are a sacred pact, not just a business model. Tomas "Breaker" Vale is the most dangerous man the Charter has ever produced, a former Wayfinder who now leads a growing revolutionary movement to give the maps away for free and tear down the monopoly that everyone who benefits from it pretends is a public service.

Faction Relationships The Charter's integration with the other great powers of the Deadwake universe is documented in full. The Vance Treaties detail exactly how Silas Vance has engineered his agreements with CAD and Kenshin Industrial to extract maximum value from both while ensuring neither gains enough advantage to threaten Charter neutrality. The Earthen Pact describes the formal, rare, tradition-bound trade relationship with the Stillwater Compact, conducted in barter at neutral ground and governed by a mutual interest in keeping the corporations out of the deep wastes. The Charter's secret, undeclared war against the Choir of the Cascade is covered, including the deniable contracts and quiet purges that contain Choir activity without causing a panic. The Shadow Ledger documents the Charter's most guarded and profitable relationship, the Ghost Fleet operations conducted for the Null Guard that represent the purest expression of the Charter's philosophy: neutrality is not a moral position. It is a product, and it is for sale.

The Charterhouse Network Complete profiles for the four major Charterhouses and their strategic roles. Rust-Heap is the sprawling capital built in the wreck of the OTV Leviathan, controlling the routes to the Harbin Cauldron and the mercenary market of the central wastes. Lookout Point is the vertical coastal city overlooking the Graveyard of Ships, the gateway to maritime salvage and the closest official outpost to the Derelict Tombs. The Junction controls the old highway network at the most important logistical chokepoint in the region and hosts the densest concentration of corporate espionage activity in the wastes. Whisperfall is the mountain sanctuary built around a hydroelectric dam, a place of clean power and Quietist tradition that sits at the only safe approach to the Silent City, a ruin where the ASI drops to a perfect, deeply unnatural zero.

Intelligence and Espionage The Ishmael Protocols provide a detailed look at the Charter's counter-intelligence operations, including the digital hardening of the map archives, the Trust Audit internal surveillance system that has made Rai Ishmael the most resented man in Rust-Heap, and the Serpent Eaters doctrine of proactive disinformation that turns corporate espionage methods back on the corporations themselves. CAD's patient, data-driven approach to breaking the Charter's monopoly is documented alongside Kenshin Industrial's aggressive, human-centered method of poaching and targeted sabotage.

Miniatures Rules and Legendary Unit Profiles Complete Deadwake miniatures profiles for five unique Legendary Units, each with full stat blocks, wargear, and signature abilities. Silas Vance is a force multiplier who manipulates objectives and sows confusion in enemy command structures. Vella Trin is a battlefield tech specialist who can upgrade allied weapons mid-fight, at the cost of her own Cohesion. Rai Ishmael is a hunter-killer who strips enemy units of their defensive advantages and makes standard Prospector Crews significantly more resilient. Kaelen Rostova is a recon specialist with unmatched mobility and psychic navigation abilities that make him the definitive Wayfinder unit. Tomas Vale is a charismatic insurgent commander whose abilities disrupt enemy Commanders and turn the deaths of his followers into a source of power for those still standing.

The Philosophies of the Static: A Triptych Told through the eyes of Sister Eliane, this section sets the Charter's doctrine of careful navigation and preservation against two diametrically opposed worldviews. The Choir of the Cascade sees the Static as a nascent god awaiting completion. The Helios Foundation sees it as a disease to be burned out of reality regardless of the cost to the landscape around it. The Charter sees it as a treacherous sea to be respected, mapped, and cautiously crossed. None of these positions can fully coexist with the others, and this section makes clear exactly why.

Ten Mission Seeds and Six Detailed Adventure Hooks Ready-to-run scenarios and full adventure frameworks for both tabletop RPG and miniatures play. The mission seeds cover the full range of Charter operations, from escort duty and tithe collection to corporate sabotage and Ghost Fleet clandestine transport. The adventure hooks are fully developed multi-stage scenarios with branching structures, named antagonists, and layered twists, including a data heist into the Charterhouse archives, a corporate espionage investigation that may implicate Vella Trin herself, a moral reckoning over a tithe-evader who turns out to be the most sympathetic person in the room, and a Ghost Road expedition into a zone of absolute psychic silence where the danger is not too much Static, but none at all.

REQUIRES: Deadwake Core Rulebook. Miniatures scenarios require the Deadwake Miniatures Rules.

COMPATIBLE WITH: All Deadwake faction sourcebooks.

The map is paper. The Way is in the blood. Trust the Wayfinder

Heroes Forever - Villains Forever Sourcebook

There are a lot of people who want to be Heroes, but some want to be Villains. In this book we go thru what it takes to become a villain, the kind of villain you might be and some things like a Villain ar, Villain Guild, Assassin's Guild, the inner workings of a Secret Society.

In this book we have a complete secret society (The Seventh Dominion), how much it costs to perform duties that might involve a villain as well as how much you might make doing villain things. We have stats for villains as well as the Flame Dog, a villain bar. Cults, Gangs and Prison.

Looking for heroes? Wrong book. Inside you will find villains, the kind of people you don't want to make eye contact with. They don't wear halos, they wear scars. Deals are made, lines crossed and someone is getting blasted tonight. Pull up a chair, just don't sit with your back to the door.