Saturday, April 09, 2022

Silver Bayonet - Manchurian Monster Pool.

As mentioned in an early post some of the creatures can be a little challenging for some of the Joe McCullough's rule books, add to that the complication of going off piste and picking Manchuria as a setting.

Having decided on a change in theatre, I had a quick google on suitable 'monsters' for East Asia and these seemed to fit the bill. Thanks to Northstar and Reaper cracking service.

These were a fun distraction and something a little different to pass through the paint table.

Fangshi - Chinese Necromancer

Possessed - Human's who are willing to invite Demons into their own bodies.

Goblins or Gremlin's - Tiny little buggers but they had a Oriental feel to them.

Hopping Vampire - Why not.

No idea what this is - let's call him a Troll for now.

With a lengthy list of other potential monsters within the rule book, I figured I would match them to what's tucked away in the cupboard. so here goes.....

Vampire Bat - Crows, Demon - Chinese Dragon, Living Armour - Terracotta  Warrior, Hobgoblin - Temple Guard, Black Dog = Fu Dog.

Until next time.......

12 comments:

  1. Sounds like just the kind of thing I might need to come up with in my Pulp adventures Stu, if the adventurers ever disturb an ancient Orietal burial site, for example.....!

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    1. Agreed Keith, you will like the next faction very much pulp if you can have Edwardian pulp :-)
      Cheers
      Stu

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  2. Those are great! The orangey-brown ape looks a lot like the critter who appears twice in the 80's action classic "Big Trouble in Little China."

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    1. Now you mention it :-)
      Of course it was the demon from the tunnels.
      Cheers
      Stu

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    1. Thanks Steve quite a refreshing change.
      Cheers
      Stu

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  4. Lovely work Stu….I like the gremlins 👍

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    1. They are pretty good a mix of metal and resin.
      Cheers
      Stuart

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  5. Very cool figures, Stu. As Ski mentioned above, that "ape" does look like the one in BTILC.

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    1. Thanks Dean great spot, my 15 year old self struggled to place him :-)
      Cheers
      Stu

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  6. Great your expanding to other parts of the mysteries of the world! Surely the Yeti will make an appearance!

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    1. Now there is a challenge to hunt one down ;-)

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