The End is Nigh for the Bestiary of the Forbidden

Cosmondo’s latest Kickstarter is coming to an end.

Entitled Bestiary of the Forbidden, this latest campaign features a wonderfully inventive—and not a little unnerving—menagerie of menacing monsters. These 32mm scale miniatures are designed for ‘role-playing games, tabletop, fantasy, horror and [games of] Call of Cthulhu’; they’ll also scare the waste product out of your RPG players or wargaming opponents. Dynamic and disturbing in equal measure, these cool critters are hands down some of the most characterful, detailed and vaguely disquieting miniatures I’ve seen in recent memory.

Five characterful and detailed monster miniatures from the

The core set for Bestiary of the Forbidden includes five monsters. The campaign’s stretch goals also include a further six creatures; all of these have now been unlocked. As an added bonus, each miniature also comes with detailed stats for Call of Cthulhu.

This campaign is the brainchild of designer and sculptor Miguel García, and project designer Riowen Campos. This is the pair’s 25th Kickstarter.

Bestiary of the Forbidden ends on Tuesday, November 25th at 10:59 PM

See the Kickstarter campaign for more details.

Six characterful and disturbing monster illustrations are displayed, each accompanied by a brief description. The top row features

Images courtesy of Cosmondo

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A collection of vividly designed cosmic horror creatures is showcased, featuring a variety of grotesque and imaginative monsters, each with unique forms and textures. The creatures display a mix of organic and alien features, including tentacles, eyes, and unusual appendages, all rendered in intricate detail. The title "BESTIARY of the FORBIDDEN" is prominently displayed at the top, with the text "Cosmic Horror Creatures 32mm Scale STL Files" at the bottom, emphasizing the campaign's focus on tabletop gaming.

Six characterful and disturbing monster illustrations are displayed, each accompanied by a brief description. The top row features "The Mycophage," a creature resembling a mushroom with tentacles, and "The Mycophage Dreamer," which has a bulbous head and a gaping maw. The bottom row includes "The Bloom of Devouring," a grotesque plant-like entity, "The Viscid Harbinger," with multiple appendages, and "The Coralfroot," characterized by a brain-like structure and tendrils. Each illustration is labeled "UNLOCKED," indicating they are part of the Kickstarter campaign for the "Bestiary of the Forbidden."

Five characterful and detailed monster miniatures from the "Bestiary of the Forbidden" Kickstarter campaign are displayed, each accompanied by a descriptive text. The miniatures include the Brooding Mawspawn, the Winged Cartorner, the Chorus of the Mew, the Ourlach, and the Ohanrel Watcher, showcasing a mix of grotesque and fantastical designs. Each creature is intricately sculpted, emphasizing their menacing features and unique characteristics, suitable for role-playing games and horror themes.

The End is Nigh for the Bestiary of the Forbidden

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