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Miniatures Adventure => Call of Cthulhu => Topic started by: H.M.Stanley on May 07, 2021, 06:47:37 PM
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I only have a basic outline of HPL's work. Tell me, why purple robes for Cultists?
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I reckon it’s just the rule of cool - from memory HP typically described his cultists as “mongrel” types dressed in rags, sweepings of the gutter types.
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Mine have various coloured robes depending on their affiliation.
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I think I'm going to theme mine on the graphic novel Fatale with the main villain being Bishop and/or The Yellow King
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I'm doing mine in black, I like it for it's rarity value. And of course I can always use them for the Neighbourhood Watch Alliance as well.
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LOL!!
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My 16-year old daughter recently told me purple was the most evil looking colour. Not sure where that notion came from, but she does really well in art, so it must be right!
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I only have a basic outline of HPL's work. Tell me, why purple robes for Cultists?
https://tintin.fandom.com/wiki/Kih-Oskh_Brotherhood ;)
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Not exactly grim-dark though is it? 🙈
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Due to the purple dye being incredibly expensive it is often associated with religious and secular power, luxury and monetary ambition. Thus it is seen to represent gluttony, lust, greed, pride, arrogance, idleness, excess and envy.
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