by ZombieMania
Populate Arkham and Innsmouth with citizens, investigators, literary characters and creatures from Lovecraft’s world. A digital collection of 31mm STL miniatures for your tabletop, from Miskatonic University to the secrets of the waterfront.
On the banks of the Miskatonic River, Arkham brings scholarship and everyday New England life together under the shadow of forbidden knowledge. Professors and students cross paths with shopkeepers, dock workers, police officers, boarding-house residents and wealthy collectors. Miskatonic University is the city’s intellectual heart — and a doorway to investigations that reach far beyond its lecture halls.
Innsmouth is a declining Massachusetts seaport of fishing boats, weathered wharves, the Marsh refinery and closely guarded family histories. Fishermen, labourers and old households share its streets with the Esoteric Order of Dagon and inhabitants whose strange appearance hints at a bond with the sea. Its citizens, hidden hybrids and Deep Ones let you build encounters from an uneasy first arrival to a confrontation on the waterfront.
THE INVESTIGATORS
Build the people who follow the clues: academics, reporters, detectives, doctors, occultists, adventurers and other specialists. These three panels form a standalone Investigators collection for mysteries in either city and journeys beyond them.
FACES FROM LOVECRAFT’S STORIES
Meet the protagonists, antagonists, witnesses and supporting characters represented in the character panels of this Kickstarter. Here is the complete literary cast shown in those panels, organised by the stories they come from. The Arkham & Dunwich and Innsmouth packs retain the contents shown in their respective collection panels.
Henry Armitage, Warren Rice, Francis Morgan, Old Whateley (labelled “Viejo Whateley” on the panel), Wilbur Whateley, Lavinia Whateley, Seth Bishop, Mamie Bishop, Earl Sawyer, Curtis Whateley and Dr. Houghton. Scholars, witnesses and the Whateley family bring the rural terror of Dunwich into the collection.
Walter Gilman, Keziah Mason, Frank Elwood, Joe Mazurewicz, Dombrowski, Desrochers, Paul Choynski, Father Iwanicki, Professor Upham, Professor Ellery, Dr. Waldron and Dr. Malkowski. The cast reaches beyond the witch and her victim to the lodgers, neighbours, clergy and academics caught around the Witch House.
Edward Pickman Derby, Asenath Waite, Daniel Upton, Edward Derby Upton, Eunice Babson, Moses Sargent and Abigail Sargent. Edward Derby Upton is Daniel’s son, a separate character from Edward Pickman Derby.
William Dyer, Frank H. Pabodie, Atwood and Danforth: members of Miskatonic’s expedition into the Antarctic unknown.
Carter and Joel Manton, whose debate in an Arkham graveyard ends in an encounter with something that resists description.
Albert N. Wilmarth, the Miskatonic scholar drawn into disturbing testimony from the Vermont hills.
Herbert West, whose experiments cross the boundary between life and death. The creature panel also includes the reanimated Allan Halsey.
Zadok Allen, Captain Obed Marsh, Onesiphorus Marsh, Barnabas Marsh, Eliza Orne, Benjamin Orne, Anna Tilton, Casey, E. Lapham Peabody, Walter, Douglas and the Marsh great-grandmother; the unnamed narrator in both his original and transformed versions; the Gilman House desk clerk, the Newburyport ticket agent and the grocery clerk. The two character panels cover the town’s witnesses, its families and the narrator’s investigation of his own ancestry.
CREATURES AND SUPERNATURAL FIGURES
Alongside the human cast, the core creature panel depicts Brown Jenkin, the Colour out of Space, the Unnamable, the Dunwich Horror, a Deep One, a Mi-Go, reanimated Allan Halsey and Wilbur Whateley in his revealed, inhuman form. Innsmouth also has its separate Deep Ones category. These are sculptural interpretations of literary beings; the Dagon download advertised separately remains the campaign’s standalone free gift.
The unnamed citizens, district inhabitants and standalone investigator professions shown elsewhere are additional characters for your own adventures. They are separate from this list of figures drawn from Lovecraft’s fiction.
