Non-Lovecraftian Monsters:weres that are not wolf/bear/rat/shark/boar/jackal/tiger, unless they are in the process of changing - and still in street clothes (breaking out of them or trying to hide inside them). Brundlefly, perhaps?
Monsters in our midst. There are tentacles coming out of baby carriages and wells and even washing machines... but the episode of X-Files comes to mind where the repairman's butt shows evidence of a tail... or maybe there's a woman in a veil hiding a tentacled chin... or gills being unsuccessfully hid by a sloppy scarf... It doesn't have to be just body parts, either. There are quite a few weapons being hidden figs. But there's as much potential with a backpack or gym bag or purse as there is for a doctor's bag.
Objects that are really monsters. Is it really a basketball? A chaise lounge? A mirror? A welcoming park bench? A tropical houseplant? A forest log or restful rock seat? Or is it carnivorous and only faking it, hiding its teeth or nematocystic tentacles or strangling vines? (Not all tentacles are cephalopodic).
How about some shapechangers that have the look of native North American spirits?
How about some Indian (as in Asian) fakirs?
Some animated skeletons that
don't have ancient weapons? Better yet, sculpt some human
bone skeleton dollies that we can pose (or drape) as we like.
Some evil-looking shadows that start along the base, hit a bend and then run vertically, as if up a wall:
I'd like to see one based on the sinister comicbook hero, another looking much like a Lovecraftian servant of Glaaki, ghoul, Yithian, or deep one... or perhaps a hunchback or monstrous Mr. Hyde or Jack the Ripper, hag, wraith, or Boston Strangler, horned demon, mushroom man, a midget on stilts, a human with fairy, bat or angel wings, an ass a la Midsummer Night's Dream's Bottom, Peter Pan's shadow ... whatever. You could have a lot of fun with this. This could be really useful as a marker for when someone rolls a successful "spot hidden" or "psychology" roll upon a suspiciously acting character... It can stand for true unseen natures as shadows or even reflections in mirrors or pools.
Evil humans: the beurocrat, the school principle, the nasty boss, the wicked and thin skeletal rich woman (like Cruella deVille), the corrupt politician, the Shylock money-lender, the con man, the arsonist, the religious zealot, the pimp, the drug pusher, repo-men, or tax collector, shady orphanage manageress, theiving street urchins, teen vandals.
Lovecraftian Monsters:Sand Dwellers (a cross between RAFM, Grenadier, and em4's would "unite" them enough to look like a group), including a female with baby or sandblasting "dishes" and a couple of younguns making dolmans with sandstone rocks, or perhaps a tribal elder or shaman drawing sand pictures...
female figures of any Lovecraftian race (I've yet to see a distinctively female deep one or serpent(wo)man for instance!) How about a deep one female that fancies herself as beautiful as a mermaid? Give her a mirror and a comb, and pose her seductively on a rock... LOL
star vamipres
fire vampires (although Anima Tactics has a great fire demon that works, I'd like to have a couple more in other kinds of poses):
Gnoph-Keh (only one I've found is from RAFM)
Hyperboreans (only one I've found is RAFM's... in the Gnoph-Keh pack)
New Yithians/Great Race (I've only got my Grenadier Giant Beetle to suffice)
MORE Mi-Go!
Insects from Shaggai
Xiclotlans
Servants of Glaaki
Shantaks (perhaps in adult and child sizes)
A few reptilian Lloiggor (the Greater Independant Race and not the Great Old One)
A couple more zoogs (similar enough to the sculpt from RAFM's 2923 Dimensional Shambler pack, but in different poses)
a small hunting horror that works with Grenadier's?
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