Creator: Sculptorium of Madness | From £5.99
What It Is
This investigator's dressed for work, not glamour. Practical jacket, sturdy trousers, boots that've seen miles of pavement and worse. One hand rests on her utility belt — torch, notepad, probably a flask of something to steady the nerves — while the other hangs loose at her side, ready to reach for whatever she needs. The pose is confident without being cocky: shoulders square, chin up, the stance of someone who's walked into abandoned sanitariums at midnight and lived to file the report. Sculptorium of Madness has nailed that blend of scholarly curiosity and street-level toughness that keeps you breathing when the walls start bleeding.
At The Table
Obviously built for Call of Cthulhu or Delta Green, but there's range here. She could be a PC in a 1920s Masks of Nyarlathotep campaign — the journalist who won't stop digging, the archaeologist's assistant who knows more than she's letting on. In a modern Delta Green one-shot, she's the conspiracy podcaster who stumbled onto something real, or the FBI agent assigned to a case that doesn't make sense until it makes far too much sense. The utility belt detail sells her as someone prepared for the weird: EMF detector, salt, silver, whatever keeps the dark at bay.
For D&D groups running urban horror arcs — Ravenloft's streets of Dementlieu, Eberron's noir Sharn — she works as an Inquisitive Rogue or Knowledge Cleric investigating cult activity. Pathfinder 2e investigators running Agents of Edgewatch or Strange Aeons would find her perfect as an NPC ally or rival. She could even slot into Blades in the Dark as a Whisper or Slide, the crew's expert on occult threats who knows which forgotten temple not to rob.
Printed in high-quality resin. Supplied unpainted. 25mm base.
