Please turn JavaScript on

Tabletop Curiosity Cabinet

Want to know the latest news and articles posted on Tabletop Curiosity Cabinet?

Then subscribe to their feed now! You can receive their updates by email, via mobile or on your personal news page on this website.

See what they recently published below.

Website title: Https://tabletopcuriositycabinet.blogspot.com/

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  0.13 / day

Message History

This entree had me stumped for a bit. It got me thinking about something interesting though: When we use names of monsters, what are we reffering to?For the chimera specifically, I found four ways in which we can use the term.1. Monsters as fantastical animalsThis first one fits well with the depiction in the Little Brown Books (LBB):“Combining the worst of many creatures, a Chi...

Read full story
Two interpretations of a monster this time, fitting its dual nature I suppose.Look, I think these primitive/savage sub-human creatures are often very boring. The Little Brown Books (LBB) are unfortunately no exception to this:‘At worst these creatures are semi-intelligent, and therefore Centaurs will always carry some form of weapon: 50% of a group will carry clubs (equal to Mor...

Read full story
 Next monster by alphabetical order of the Little Brown Books is the black pudding:‘Another member of the clean-up crew and nuisance monster, Black Puddings are not affected by cold, it is spread into smaller ones by chops or lightening bolts, but is killed by fire. Black Puddings dissolve wood, corrode metaI at a reasonably fast rate, have no effect on stone, and cause thr...

Read full story
 I’ve been meaning to do qualitative versions of the monsters from the Little Brown Books (LBB), but have been putting it off for almost three years. The idea was inspired by a community project that never went anywhere on a discord server I no longer frequent. For it, I wrote a gryphon and a centaur, but my perfectionist brain wants to get through these alphabetically (as ...

Read full story