Horrifying Monsters

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Children are taught to be weary when out in the woods on their own least they become the grisly ornaments for a Death Collector's tree.

Roughly twice the size of a Golden Eagle, Death Collectors are surprisingly inocuous creatures with their dull colouring of their feathers but their most striking feature tends to be their eyes, described by those who've survived encounters with them as black voids. Perhaps this is the source of the necromantic energies that possess them.

When a Death Collector finds a tree to roost in they will impale any creature they find on it's branches. Over time the blood and viscera of the corpses and the linger spirits will cause the tree to transform forming long ridged spikes to better hold the bodies onto. Some speak of even seeing the faces of it's victims in the bark. For whatever reason the Death Collector seems to favor children partly because they are easier to subdue and impale.

If left to it's own devices Death Collectors can cause whole swathes of a forest to become charnel ground were life is denied. However, even when killed it's taint can remain for years and it's even rumored that they never truly die themselves.

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Dumping some bioshock concept art

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>>49898017
well shit, thought i had more

oh well

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"I wouldn't worry about it"

>>49898126
Isn't that the SCP that is a cellphone dating app that does nothing and will make people go insane because fsfafdsggcsaythrgs.

>>49898281
It's more or less just a harmless stalker, albeit a creepy one.

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I've been looking for a reason to dump these. Real human parts, could be something dead space styled. 1/11

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They're less exotic looking after this

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>>49897620
you can stop right there.

That's plenty.

>>49897977
>Jellyman
Truly horrifying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxtLMoD9GqA

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>>49897620
if anyone has some good skinwalker texts I'd love to collect a few.

My best friend and I figured out passcodes to ask each other when we were running around at night to make sure.

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I hope somebody can put these to use

>>49897620
I like it!
Here's your reward:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaJ4Z8d4HkM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMJyCzR4jQg&index=72&list=WL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRr3WcRTaY8

>>49897620
>Carriers
The chosen hosts of the God of Pestilence and Mutations, carriers initially appear as members of sapient races caught in the throes of some terrible disease. Their skin is chalk-white and paper thin, and they vomit up black bile. They will attempt to infect other living creatures with this disease by getting some of the bile into the blood of others, which kills them over an excruciating seven days.
After sustaining damage, however, this creature begins to rapidly mutate. An arm removed will rapily regrow, this time as a writhing tentacle of muscle. A bolt directly through the heart will merely be violently expelled, and then the chest protected by a layer of chitionous armor. Even a severed head will barely slow these monstrosities. The only known way to kill one of these creatures is to burn it all over its body. The shock of attempting to mutate all over the creature's misshapen body is enough to destroy the creature's circulatory system.

>>49898797
but namefag I want none of this

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>>49898893
I thought you were a kindred spirit, oh well:
>That which I nicknamed "Blowpipe" is an example of the nefilim's distorted perspective. It's a recent breed, modeled after nefilims were targeted by firearms. So they did a sharpshooter, equiped with meat instead of metal and gunpowder. Imagine an armless man, his entire mouth pulled until it forms a long funnel of bone covered by skin. It's noseless but has many, many nostrils to inhale until its lungs fill like accordions on its back. The lickings of a lengthy tongue lubrificate the "barrel", the ears work as bipods which stabilize when it is crouched on legs that bend like a bird's. The tongue loads the projectile. In this moment, it exhales, spitting a sharp tooth with enough strength to make it disapear inside a tree's trunk. If all the teeth are spent, its lips can hold anything, be it bullets, wood splinters, arrows or gravel. And a important warning if you need to fight it: its eyes are at the abdomen of wasps that exit the nostrils and watch all from above. Kill them, and its aim becomes terrible.

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>My delicious tidbit, have you ever heard about the blemiphage? You have? How this piece of meat knows the blemiphage? Amazing. I'll speak with you then. I mean, I'll talk and you'll listen, but I want some moans and a little piss at the end, right?

>Oh, the blemiphage. The blemiphage, I love to say "blemiphage", because I gave it this name. Why did we made them again? Oh, yes, it was after noticing how easier it was to hunt prey with help, like you do with those hairy and four-legged things. They are also our heralds and spies, seasoning feasts much before the others arrive. Some disappearances, scratches on the beds of the little ones sleeping, holes in the goats' necks, everything to improve the taste. I still don't understand how this still works so well. After the preparations, they would make great marks in useless things like crops, showing that it was a good place for a falling nest to land.

>A blemiphage is easy to do. It's so easy that even one of them can make another of them. They bite the head off, and only then infect what's left, we don't want it to grow wrong, do we? Arms and legs stretch, reaching further. The nipples swell and elongate until they look like hungry leeches choking on a snail's eye. But, but, but, how do they bite without a head? The answer is: ribs. Budding lots of muscular bulbs, then loosening the ribcage until it looks like a mouth from neck to belly button. And so we have another blemiphage, ready to fecundate the terror and other blemiphages between mortals.

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Sharing pic of non-parasitical still scary creature

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As sordid as the history of vampirism is, they do have an element of tragedy when it comes to the generation of new life. In ancient times, a vampire and a human fell in love. This human was once a paladin of the god of death who as you know, despises the undead in all forms. The vampire was likely seducing him or her (their genders have been lost to time) for its own ends but the facade of feeling eventually became real feelings. Both of them wanted to raise of child that is their own flesh and blood. The unnatural nature of vampires makes them unable to reproduce with each other but it turns out that if someone is still human then they can reproduce with a vampire. Since the human was a paladin of Hades, this was a gross betrayal. Their union was cursed and so has every other union between human and vampire in existence. When the Dhampir was born, it ripped its way out of the womb of the mother and then tore apart the father in its savage frenzy. Despite having origins from an undead creature, tests on actual Dhampirs show that they are completely living creatures who upon being born fully functional, will move out into the wild where they behave like most wild beasts as an omnivorous creature. A Dhampir can reach a very large size, eventually growing to be the size of a farm wagon, as creatures created from a curse of Hades, they have a hatred of undead, the site of them drives them to destroy such abominations in a frenzy, servants of Hades have sometimes been granted the ability to bind and control one. Some rather unethical knightly orders have taken to breeding the things, forcing a vampire prisoner to impregnate captured female necromancers or raping captured female vampires.

>>49899093
>but I want some moans and a little piss at the end, right?
I am not familiar with these flesh crafters, but I can already tell I want no part of their magical realm.

>>49897620
>"horrifying monsters"
>just a big spider with a spooky skeleton face
0/10 for lack of originality or scariness

There's a little monster, a little worm that sparkles in the sun, bright and shiny and where the little children play.
And when they hold it, it melts, changing the form to soak into the skin, leaving just a little shiny patch that won't come off. And there it grows.
Down through the veins, elongating all the while, passing nutrients and blood as fast as the nerves. And then it starts.
It reaches the mouth, and bits of it pass on in spit. It reaches the adrenal system, and the child starts sweating pheremones, attracting other children to share their spit. And then it spreads.
Little boys gain more more muscle, protecting their future queens as it reaches the brain. And it waits for danger.
Little girls gain more specialized neurons, waiting to command their knights. And it waits for the right moment.
They always fuse. Little muscles start moving under skin when still. Fingernails become claws. The reproductive system undergoes changes. They lose themselves.
The worst is when an adult is infected by a child. Then it all happens at once. And the youngest girl becomes queen, suddenly adult and ready to feed. There's nothing pretty, just fanged tentacles Peeking out from the mouth and from under the dress. Nobody lives long when that happens, and the village dies except for one little girl dripping shiny worms as she walks to next one.

>>49897620
anyone got the rest of those CoC monster pics?

Google False Hydra

>>49898797
>that music in the last video
I keked

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>>49900907
>Some rather unethical knightly orders have taken to breeding the things, forcing a vampire prisoner to impregnate captured female necromancers or raping captured female vampires.
It was pretty dull, until that point. That's fucked up, but also extremly intriguing.

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a sort of monster

>>49901045
It was worse, I removed the two paragraphs which weren't about the monster. It was a project about a whole bestiary told by the "Ellequin" to his prey and unwilling sucessor, if he passed the whole ordeal.

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>>49898017
Guess that I played too much RE as a child 'cause I find these to be cute rather than scary.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atxYe-nOa9w

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>Formerly human cybernetic monstrosities.

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>>49897957
>Innsmouth Look

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>>49898323
MAL0 just wants a friend, but its shy. You would be to if everyone you tried to communicate with runs screaming from you. Rejection hurts bit MAL0 keeps trying because it knows only a fool dwells on the 99 who scream and hide, a wise being consoles itself with the one who looks on with curiosity and says "hi".

Your Mom. She gave birth to you. She's the worst monster evah!

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>>49904323
Fragment was a wonderful book.

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>>49899093
sounds like a human form of the gaping dragon from dark souls

>>49912065
Yeah, it really does. But my inspirations were these:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headless_men

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjIXwkX1e48

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>>49911598
>The Lost Cosmonauts have returned home, they've brought friends they met in deep space and they are royally pissed over having been left to die.

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>>49897758
did you come up with that? I really like this concept

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The Son of Sin ( Part 1/2)

A creature born from the wildest nightmares, the Son of Sin begins its life cycle from an egg. What creature lays this egg is unknown, for the legends vary from a region to another and every village seems to have its own stories about them: all of them, however, seem to agree on the fact whoever is unlucky enough to be stalked by a Son of Sin deserves it, and believes these loathsome creatures are the messengers of the punishment inflicted by a god or another.

The egg itself looks so black it seems to absorb all the light around it and is no bigger than an eye. It is also extremely durable and many adventurers often mistake it for a precious, rare gem. Once a person picks it up, the creature inside the egg slowly starts recognizing it as its own parent.

If the unlucky adventurer keeps the egg for more than a few weeks, its surface starts cracking and a newborn Son of Sin is born. In this stage of its life, the creature resembles a centipede with human features such as fingers instead of insect legs and human hair instead of antennae, and a crooked human mouth where its mandibles should be, a human tongue darting in and out of the disgusting orifice.

It shrieks like a newborn child and as it grows up it becomes capable of crying, laughing and all producing all other human noises. Just like an human being, with the passing of years it also grows in size and its mind develops in the exact same way a human child would.

>>49916101
(Part 2/2)

Its nightmarish appearance is its least horrifying feature, though.

This horrible being feels a deep connection to the human who kept him while in his egg form, and is able to track him down wherever he is thanks to some kind of wretched mental connection.
The Son of Sin will always try to find its "parent": no matter how brutally or cruelly he is treated, he will always deeply love his human parent and will keep looking for him. The creature only feels at peace when its body is attached to that of his natural parent and would do anything to attain this goal. Some have even been reported to enter their parent's body (through their mouth or other holes) in order to remain as close to them as possible and make him unable to send them away.

The creature's main defense is its outstanding regenerative power. No matter how badly it is injured, through some dark and terrible magic its body seems able to slowly rebuild itself and bring it back to life. Even when stomped, cut into pieces or incinerated, the parts of its corpse slowly begin crawling back towards one another to bring the Son of Sin back to life and allow it to resume its search of its natural parents.

Since it always seems to eventually catch up to them no matter how far they run, most people eventually get tired of running away give up trying to outrun their unwanted son and embrace its presence as part of their life until their death. The Son of Sin is very protective of their human parent, despite it lacks any effective offensive capabilities except biting. Once their parent dies, the Son of Sin is known to shriek and cry for days on their parent's corpse before burrowing into it and slowly devouring all of it. Once they are done "mourning" their human parent, they finally fall into the ground, killed by the emotional stress of the death of the person they loved the most.

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>>49916160
But that's sad, not horrifying.
Poor little centipede thing only wanted some love ;_;

>>49901243
Thought it was puberty until the second to last line. That would be interesting.

>>49904079
Most edgy teens cut their wrists, this ones cuts with his wrists

>>49901183
Nah man. The face is coming out of a human vagina. See that the spider's legs up front start as the legs of a woman. See the mammaries on the back.

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Neat. I missed this expo.

>>49917307
I would adopt Centipede-Son and raise as loyal follower.

>>49904079
He looks so fucking bored. Imagine getting to the point in your life where you can shoot weapons out of your knees, and look so damn bored.

This is a future I want to avoid.

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im not sure if anyone else would find this as spoop as me, but.
>beings that have existed as long as the universe itself, literally living a galaxy
>feeds on planets
>mankind can do nothing but watch them work their way down our solar system.

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>>49915349
Settle down kid, and let me tell you about these 'Empties'.

Back in the days of the Stranarkian Empire – yes, it was that along ago – there was a primitive race called 'humans' and the Stranarkians, being the paranoid beings that they were, decided they couldn't let this race survive. Their only extrasolar colony was demolished by an armada of ships far beyond anything that humanity could combat, and with all attempts at contact and diplomacy being ignored save for one message: a starchart of the Stranarkian Empire. It covered hundreds of systems, a boast that there really was no way humanity could hope to survive.

The civil human government began to fall apart, but the military seized power and began a massive program that they claimed would save their race from extinction. Hundreds of small sleeper ships would be built, each carrying a number of human colonists. Loaded with supplies, it was hoped that at least some of them would survive. The true purpose of the project was, however , kept secret from the public.

A full half of the sleeper ships were loaded with soldiers, equipped with the heaviest weaponry the humans had access to, and were pointed at the Stranarkian planets as a final gesture of defiance. It was suspected that the life support systems would fail en route, given how far away the Stranarkian worlds were located, but the combat AI in the servo-suits would take over and complete the mission.

>>49922104
My cousin's brother's wife's best friend's ex-wife was working in orbital control on Ktarr Minor - yes, that Ktarr Minor - and detected a ship coming in for a very hard landing on the other side of the planet. The rescue party reported that nothing was alive on board, but there were a few suits with remains inside and so we brought them back to the colony so that we could give them a decent burial.

My cousin's brother's wife's best friend's ex-wife was working in orbital control on Ktarr Minor - yes, that Ktarr Minor - and detected a ship coming in for a very hard landing on the other side of the planet. The rescue party reported that nothing was alive on board, but there were a few suits with skeletons inside and so we brought them back to the colony so that we could give them a decent burial.

Midflight the rescue party's ship failed to respond to hails following some erratic flying, but scanners detected that their transponder had failed so no-one thought there was a reason to panic - border world, old equipment fails all the time and they assumed it was just a system failure. The only odd thing was the ship's computer was downloading an awfully large amount of data from the central core.

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Obviously all she had access to was the transponder data and unencrypted communications, but what she saw was that the ship followed standard approach procedure towards the landing field until it flew over the center of the colony, upon which the ships hastily descended and crashed into the main governmental building. She then heard reports of suited figures emerging from the flames, massacring the survivors and any bystanders. The last contact from the surface reported the spaceport was being overrun by eerily silent figures who could take a plasma bolt to the chest, have half their torso vaporized and pick themselves back up and carry on. After that nobody's really sure what caused the explosion that destroyed the colony, but a simultaneous overload of the central power grid combined with the detonation of the emergency reactor fuel stockpiles would do it.

Orbital Control naturally panicked, and called for help. The garrison on Ktarr Prime sent a reaction force, but when they landed there was nothing left of the colony but a smoking crater and a few badly damaged emergency data recorders. One of them was the internal monitor from the rescue ship, and even through all of the static and data corruption you could hear the terror of the crew as the supposedly dead creatures rose up and slaughtered them all with the calculated brutality of a machine designed for nothing but death.

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You see, back in the days of the Stranarkians Ktarr Minor was a major refueling point for their armadas. The humans must've pointed one of their attack craft towards it and hoped for the best, not realizing that Stranarkia would fall centuries before their dead soldiers arrived.

Of course, the official investigation told us that it was renegades from the Outlier Cluster, but who're you going to trust – some politician who's scheming to advance his own agenda and hasn't seen anything past his own constituency or me, a seasoned starship captain who's seen things that'll flash freeze your blood and thaw it out again before you can even think about screaming? It was the Empties I tell you, the Empties! Spirits of vengeance from a long dead species, uncaring as to the identity of their victims and driven by a single line of logic – revenge.

Now remember what I told you earlier, about how half of the human ships carried colonists? What if, somewhere out there in the depths of unexplored space, one of those ships defied the odds and made it? What if there's a world covered in enraged monsters, biding their time and contemplating revenge?

I've told you what their dead can do kid, and I lose sleep at night imagining what their living are capable of.

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>>49897758

After I eat dinner, I'll set up my laptop, and open my nightmare journal to see what I've got that is post-worthy.

>>49898281
It's from a deviantart page that makes suits for furry necrophiliacs

>>49920418

Some people just have eyes like that, dude.

>>49920780
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P155qPVaPMA

Okay, ready.

>>49923173
The Bone Seeker

An ache here, a pain there. Surely he hurts because he has something wrong with him. But what? Suddenly, an idea has taken hold. Perhaps he hurts not because he has some disease or affliction, but because he is missing something. "Of course! It's all so simple. I don't have enough bones in my body!"

In a daze, he feverishly searches back alleys, in woods and in fields, and graveyards - forgotten or overlooked places where he might find his prizes. On hands and knees, he riffles through grasses or under leaves for dead rodents - or even a deer; in the graveyards he sneaks into a mausoleum to pry for human remains.

Once he finds them, barely able to contain his glee, he take the bones, and begins to push them at his skin. Sometimes he finds that he will need to hold a fold taught with his other hand, other times he needs to snap off an end of a bone, to help facilitate its use. Eventually, the hard, foreign tissues force cushiony flesh to yield, and the bone is pushed under the skin, back where it belongs. Each new bone he comes across will find itself added to his ever growing collection, safe within him. But he still hurts. Wherever he adds a new bone, his tortured body is wracked with pain anew. This can only mean one thing: he still needs more. If he is to reach full recovery, he won't be able to rely on scavenging carcasses any longer. He will need to take a much more active approach.

Townsfolk have seen something unspeakable wandering the countryside. Pale, sickly skin, pulled tight over a monstrous form. Bulges, knobs, and protuberances visibly straining against their prison, and shifting and jutting as limbs move. It walks in a slow, ponderous manner. Each heavy step it takes, every movement it makes, is followed by the sound of the woods groaning, or the snapping and cracking of falling timber. Trust the wind: On still days, the creaking of trees proceeds a horrific fate.

>>49920418
Maybe he's just realised how hard it is to walk like that.

>>49898126
>Heard thou was sick, Anon.
> I bringeth thee soup, from Albertheragh...I mean Albertsons.

>>49915349
You signed the contract "comrade", take it up with your lawyer. And get your fucking space horror off my lawn, it's driving my neighbors insane.

>>49923759
Considering they took a gay leather straitjacket image as one of their SCP images, I don't think they give a shit

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>>49928602
>Probably would end up looking something like this.

y'all ever heard of a false hydra?

http://goblinpunch.blogspot.com/2014/09/false-hydra.html

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>>49922180
So humanities plan was to crash, with no survivors?

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>>49932476
Too uniform and natural-looking. Inspirations included (reverse) BIID, bone cancer, cherubism, and supernumerary teeth. Think more biological horror, with bones being forced under the skin in erratic, senseless patterns, skin stretched tight over the chaotic mess shifting and grinding underneath.

I envisioned it something more like the insane cancers from Silent Hill 3, but instead of being fat-looking, it looks more misshapen with a random, ever shifting assortment of bony knobs, processes, and shapes seen straining aganist the sickly, tight skin keeping them in place.

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>>49933706
Oh, I forgot, also slight inspiration from the strange case of the woman that began to grow "nails" from her hair follicles. I think she might have had some turbo-charged form of disseminated porokeratosis?

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/memphis-woman-world-fingernails-growing-hair/story?id=16974423

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>>49915908

they're real, but much more adorable in actuality. pic related.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrike

>The family name, and that of the largest genus, Lanius, is derived from the Latin word for "butcher", and some shrikes are also known as "butcher birds" because of their feeding habits.

>Shrikes are known for their habit of catching insects and small vertebrates and impaling their bodies on thorns, the spikes on barbed-wire fences, or any available sharp point. This helps them to tear the flesh into smaller, more conveniently-sized fragments, and serves as a cache so that the shrike can return to the uneaten portions at a later time.

Dire Platypus. Scale an ordinary platypus up to the size of a saltwater crocodile and replace the duckbill with a bird of prey's beak.

>>49904391
Can you find all the vags on the pic? Mark all the vags in ms paint and send the pic to [email protected] for a chance to win a trip to Atlantic City!

>>49916160
There's nothing a little permanent polymorph spell wouldn't fix. Maybe with a side of animal companion to first train it and then uplift.
That's my fetish, I'm afraid

>While it looks like a deer, it is much larger, half-again as long as the heaviest of draft horses, and several times as tall, balancing on the clusters of long, thin bone spikes that extend from where its hooves should be. Its head is partially a skinless skull with empty eye sockets and a mouth so full of sharp, curved, interlocking teeth that they leave no room for a tongue. Its horns are unlike any deer, instead being a practical bush of long, thin, branching spikes of raw, bleached bone. Its skin is mostly gray and hairless, but flushes to an rosy, infected red where bones show through, and small pinpoints of light, like bright stars, fill the voids of its eye sockets.

>Maybe the size of a very large apple, this creature is only nominally a, "fly." Instead of a pair of large, many-lensed eyes, it possesses several, a cluster of six to ten, eyes from varying species and of many colors. Its proboscis has been replaced with what at first appeared to be a single, finger-joint length rasping spine with a ridge running down its middle, and its wings resemble more those of an ornithopter: long straight limbs with square or rounded flaps of skin attached to the underside, mismatched, making its flight appear swaying and ungainly. It possesses only four other limbs, two pairs of legs clustered around the tail end of its body, but perhaps most frightening is its, "mouth." When it senses living food in its surroundings, the rasping spike beneath its eyes, as well as fully the first two-thirds of the underside of its body, splits open as a set of mandibles, revealing a lamprey-like mouth full of shark-like teeth, each capable of independent motion, a long, hooked beak at its middle.

>>49897957
>bottom left
p. cute

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>>49917307
It's like Billy and Jeff's relationship from Grim Adventures. A good necromancer or entomancer would love that bug like a son or daughter.

>>49918406
Yes. I like this anon.

>>49941284
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5eYl4NDrmA
LOVE ME, DAD

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>>49941769

bumpity

>>49932476
This is what a mimic looks like once it sheds the fake human skin.

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Parasites are the most horrifying thing to me.


spooky music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC7iGFQ9ICQ

>>49946203
The odd thing is, those maggots have probably saved his life, maybe even the leg, by eating dead flesh before it can become gangrenous.

>>49898244
/x/ is here

>>49947394
Yes. We need more love for Krull. The Slayers were fucking creepy

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>>49916160
Wait, how big does this thing grow? because if it grows to human size and tries to crawl inside of you or physically latch on/wrap around you, that will be painful.

>>49898126
"the goose will attack you if you open this door"

I always found the concept of the charnel colossus pretty unsettling.

>bunch of people commit mass suicide and become basically what is a lich made up of hundreds of bodies and consciousnesses.

>can assimilate people into it's form

>can subliminally implant ideas into your head so that when you leave or escape, you are mentally compelled to return to it if it isn't dead and be assimilated.

>can also cast spells

>>49946444
True dat. still, poor barsted,probably a wound that got infected, or frost bite

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>>49949226
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>>49949385
It's my Birthday today, have a gift

>>49949840
thanks senpai.

>>49949840
happy birthday

>>49934105
That is absolutely fucking horrific

>>49897620
>the this gave me a boner

I'm terrible

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>>49949840
assuming you're not conscious during that, I would join a charnel colossus voluntarily when I'm like 80

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I'm glad this thread is still up because I actually just woke up from a nightmare with some kind of beast in it. I liked it so much. I quickly wrote down a description:

>You will find an eye.
>Do not look into the eye, do not touch the eye.
>If you do, it will come looking for its eye.
>When it does, it will ask you a question starting with a 'w'.
>When it touches you it will feel like that part of your body went to sleep. It will feel like the worst pain in your life.
>It will want you to look at it.

>No matter what happens, do not look up and do not speak.
>Lay flat on the ground covering your ears and shutting your eyes.
>Do not listen to it, what it says will make you want to look.
>It will leave only if it realizes its eye is not in your possession.
>If you have the eye it will take it.

>The only way to know if it is gone is when your body becomes "awake" again and you hear words not starting with a 'w' sound.
>It could take hours before you know it is gone.

I can't exactly recall how but in my dream my mother found the eye and people thought she was crazy or something talking about this beast. Then later some guy came along and more or less gave the same description I gave you.

I only saw it when it was speaking to my mother while trying to provoke her for like a split second. The only way I can describe it is a huge dog without a tail, very long limbs and a large, long, snout. It was also kind of hairy but also not?
I actually found pic related on google just searching for "black monster dog." It kind of looked the same but it was on all fours, definitely more bony, but not starving african child bony, very thin basically. I don't think it had eyes either... actually with the story I just gave that's obvious...

So what I'm trying to ask is how can I smooth out the warning and make it more interesting? Also what should I name it?

>>49952826
Followup:

Without going into detail I did actually have the monster trying to provoke me and parts of my body did actually feel like they were asleep. I'm talking ribs, shoulder, feet, it hurt like hell and its actually how I woke up.
Its reasonable my feet are actually asleep but so is the left side of my stomach and my left shoulder. And thats what really creeps me out.
I thought only limbs were supposed to fall asleep due to blood flow, how the fuck does it happen to your torso?

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>>49952442
A colossus which is a cult leader. The cult claims joining with it is the afterlife. Then the colossus fell for its own propoganda and went full Leto II.

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The chill of the still air is seeping through even the gratuitous layers of artic clothing, the vapors of your breath lost to the darkness before you. You grope your way along the wall of the cyclopean tunnel, a small shred of hope that the next bend will bring you to blind sun of the six month Sun. The other are gone, the vehicles too no doubt, but to die in the light of day is better than to drown here in this cold sea of darkness.

And then, hope, ahead the sound of movement. Perhaps Dyer and the others, perhaps they didn't abandon you! Salvation! But... Why no lights? They can't be too far ahead of you. Please, do not let my saviors to be as hopelessly lost as me! The scraping grows louder, not footsteps, not regular and then, growing ever louder, the voice. Raspy and boiling....

"Tekeli-li... Tekeli-li!"

Perhaps to drown in darkness, is not as bad as once thought.

I'm not good at this, but I wanted to bump with something.

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A visit from the Tooth Fairy

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>>49897957
>That bottom left

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I miss practical effects.

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>Hopefully some cool new monsters
>DUDE ITS A PLANT THAT CEMENTS YOU IN PLACE AND PUTS ANTS UNDER YOUR SKIN AND TORTURES YOU HORRIBLY BUT FOR NO REASON YOU'RE STUCK AND STILL ALIVE FOR WEEKS BECAUSE SO FUCKING EDGY HOLY SHIT ARE YOU SPOOKED YET

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>>49897620
>A great beast, 8 metres wide or so I reckon, crawled out of that vile pit. It resembled a spider, though it was quite unlike any arachnid with which I am familiar. Its eyes were arranged in no ordered fashion, neither by row or symmetric scatterings and by God, what eyes! Dozens it had, black and lidless, seeing in all directions like the giant Argus of Greek antiquity. That it saw me I do not doubt, but it seemed to pay me no heed. Perhaps it saw no point in greater expenditure of effort when there was fresh meat hopelessly snared before it.
>It scuttled on many legs; more than eight, definitely. How many I cannot say, though I would hazard a guess at thirty. Yes you heard right, for did I not mention how great the thing was? Each leg was thicker than my waist! The noise it made when it moved was especially loathesome: a massed shuffling, with each leg creaking horridly.
>It loomed over the ensnared buck, that had not so long ago rested between the sights of my gun. The thing bleated and moaned desperately, but the hell-spider was not perturbed in the least. I expected great fangs or mandibles to devour the animal entirely, but the creeping monster had something much more abhorrent in mind.
>Two lips I saw, splitting vertically down the front of the creature's head, below the eyes. They spread wide, horrid strings of saliva and ooze catching the light in grotesque fashion. And from within came limbs, like great worms or snakes. Tentacles I suppose you might call them, but they were smooth and supple and quite unlike those of cephalopodic life.
>These myriad tongues coiled around the buck, ensnaring it even further. They tightened suddenly and I heard a crunch that made my stomach turn. The spider drew the crushed morsel in, and then withdrew back into its hole where it was swallowed by shadows, and was gone.

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>>49897620
>"If you gaze long into the abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you."

>>49897914
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>>49898017
How did bioshock end up not anything like this?

>>49946444
Yup. I once has a medical trainer who found a man in the woods, laying on the ground with maggots all over his face. Turns out he was alive and had merely had a stroke and fallen over, injuring his face. Maggots kept the wound clean. As far as I remember, he made a recovery.

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Man's true form

>>49958317
They wanted to make the enemies seem more pitiable and less monstrous.

>>49958830
But it could have been system shock 2 under the sea. Think what could have been

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>>49897620
why trying to creat one when nature is way more creative than you

>>49958676
>toe nerves dragging in the snow

Bobby would be saving himself an incredible amount of pain if he just floated a bit higher.

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Going to dump a handful of Metroid concept art.

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>>49959155
and good I love metroid's arts

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>>49959236
that's a real animal

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>>49957411
Nice concept but it looks like a pair of buttcheeks with ribbons coming out of it

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKTkCa5nB_8

else if you want inspiration you can search in french comics, there's good ones like in "Les Mondes d'Aldébaran" or in Moebius stuff

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I LOVE horror and the macabre, and I haven't found anything that gives me a more visceral fear reaction than pic related.

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>>49959558
>Gigerworld - The Videogame

>>49961416
hey, I wrote that. cool.

>>49959055
it helps focus

>>49961416
That would be Dark Seed.

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>>49964299
Got a link to the original thread it was in or a text file? I'd prefer to save it as text than as a picture if possible.

>>49948202
>stab old wizard
>instead of that sweet, bounty-paying blood, only black ichor slowly stains his rope.
>he looks at you sadly, and the rest of his clothes start to writhe
>fucking man-centipedes slip of his hood, hissing at you with their ungodly human mouths
>the cold marble floor begins to quiver

That's how big they get Anon.

>>49959664
fuck you anon, i hate you forever

>>49949385
>an abomination whose sole focus is the perpetuation of any cultural traditions and the acquisition of more constituent parts to ever expand the breadth of experience.

Why not a friendly anthropologist colossus composed of a gang of old explorers and archeologists who merged their minds when their bodies could no longer serve them in the pursuit of knowledge?
Travel the world, discover new ancient secrets, and if a certain tomb-raider doesn't agree that a particular artifacts belongs in a museum- well, I'm sure they'll come around to their point of view soon enough.

>>49965186
10/10

>>49949385
>whose sole focus is the perpetuation of any cultural traditions

Gets attack bonuses against tumblr.

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This thread really needs more shoggoths.

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>>49959664
It should be oriented the other way around. Because it looks like you're lying down in bed looking up, but the wall at the bottom edge would be at your feet, meaning you're 2 feet tall, when it should be against your head.

>>49911598
Oh shit, he's getting pissed for what that monser is doing to Earth, isn't he?

>>49957634
Shut the fuck up, Carl!
See, this is why I didn't want a beholder roommate. And fill that damn hole back up!

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>>49902731
This actually creeped me the fuck out

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>>49970450
thanks, that's exactly what I was going for

I had a dream there was this big hulking faceless humanoid with a droopy head. It was fleshy and naked with no genitalia and would chase people and make them check their watches, and if they wore a watch the creature compelled them to kill themselves. I then translated it to my campaign.

>>49970514

Might as well give the other two dream monsters while I'm here

One was a tall equally fleshy and equally faceless man. He was seeping blood and could generate silence. He commanded an army of shadow children

The other was a fat bald man with a giant oven baked turkey body. The wings had blades on the edge, and he would scream "Walla walla woo" as he killed people. This was the hardest to translate into the campaign

>>49970659
Walla Walla woo

>>49955538
>MAKE US WHOLE

>>49968193
>Armstrong sets foot on the moon and suddenly is Exalted for his heroism. Decent campaign starting point?

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Shitty art but this was a parasite I had that killed people and grew inside their bodies to wear them like sleeves. I also had an undead monster that was basically a pregnant woman + russian nesting dolls. I figure you can guess the rest. Always worked well at terrifying my players.

>>49971332
Oh Gawd!

Creepy thing is all of these monsters had their own specific dream. They didn't come from the same one

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There's this one monster that flashed in my mind some time ago. I did a sketch but haven't drawn anything better with it yet.

It's not exactly what you would consider a monster - could be a cursed object as well, since it's not exactly a creature, or living - not even of the false life of the undead.

It appears like a black pyramidal body. It never moves, it just stands still floating a few inches from the ground. Well, when it *is* there, because it can appear right when you look and disappear all by itself a few seconds later, or just lie there motionless for hundreds of years.
Thing is, when you say it, you'll be torn between two impulses.
Something from deep within your subconscious will scream at you to just run, run away and not look at that damn thing. Don't look, don't even think about it, forget it as soon as you can, and maybe it will all be alright.
On the other hand, you'll feel attracted - like you would when you stare down to an abyss and it seems to suck you towards the edge; a morbid and unspeakable fascination that you can't explain. And so this second voice will want you to touch the pyramid.
If you don't touch it, but keep looking at it, you'll feel that attraction become stronger. But eventually you'll probably just go away, or it will disappear by itself.
If you wack at the pyramid with weapons, it might disappear, or perhaps you'll manage to crack or break it ... and that will reveal a macabre surprise. But more about it later.
And if you touch it ... it will simply vanish. The pyramid will disappear without a trace and you'll even start doubting it has ever existed.
(Cont.)

>>49973052
(cont'd)

The thing is, if you 'escape' its presence without touching it, chances are it will appear again. In a month, or a year, or a decade. Maybe you'll find it in another dungeon. Maybe beside the camp, at night, or maybe in your house, in your room. It will just be there, waiting for you. Silent, motionless, terrifying. And every time it comes back, it will be harder for you to refrain from touching it. There's a trick - the less you focus on the pyramid when it's there, the less you look at it, the less you *think* about it, the least likely it is to reappear. Its persistance can be maddening, but it can be broken by keeping it out of your mind. Eventually, it will stop. Maybe. But you'll never know for sure.

But I left you hanging about the juiciest part. You see, as I said before, if you touch the pyramid it will disappear. It will never come searching for you again. But you won't have much time to rejoyce about that. A strange melancholy will slowly overtake you. In a matter of months, or days, or hours, you'll become more and more detached, passive, aphatethic. More and more often you'll find yourself as a lethargic shadow of a man, huddled by yourself and staring into the void. And when noone is looking, strange black filaments will start to emerge from you. THey'll be mere thorns at first, poking out of your skin, your nose, your mouth, or from under your eyelids. But they will grow, spread and branch off, like thin branches or capillaries, at unpredictable rates. Eventually they will envelop you, thickening around you and entombing you in what will become a black pyramid .

I mentioned that breaking a pyramid reveals a macabre surprise. In fact, past the external shell, you'll find a thick twine of what looks like fossilized capillaries; and huddled inside, the remains of a human skeleton, from whose very bones the capillaries have spread.

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>>49968198
Fine... Didn't think you'd be such a hard-ass about it. How about I get us some Eye Scream at Ben and Jerry's to apologize? I have a few coupons that can get us $3 off.

>>49973052
>>49973355
I really like this

Good job anon mind if I use this?

>>49902839
>Guess that I played too much RE as a child 'cause I find these to be cute rather than scary.

Except RE was never scary, and had the least scary enemy design of most horror games.

>>49898510
Body Worlds?

A creature that common folk called dark beasts. They were created by a wizard to punish a kingdom for fucking him over and were, basically, rat-taurs in appearance. They stood 5 feet tall and were 8 feet from snout to tail tip. \very lean, their main forelimbs had long sharp claws and their ratty feet could be used as hands and were very good for climbing. Their fur was black and they had exceptional night vision. They weren't entirely carnivorous but had a great desire for human flesh.

The main thing about them was that they could mimic almost any sound and would mimic peoples voices to lure them into traps or took turns just fucking with them for days until their prey a tired nervous wreck and easy pickings.

They moved in groups of 4-9 and would target farms primarily, ignoring livestock unless starving.

>>49902731
I thought that was pretty awesome.

>>49973052
>>49973355
Holy shit..

If I'm reading this right, this may be one of the very few instances where that guy who constantly fails perception checks ends up being the sole survivor.

>>49934105
I have hyperdontia too.

But I actually brush my teeth so they don't look all fucked like that.

You can't even tell unless you look inside my mouth.

>>49976406
Nice try mutant.
You won't get me to assimilate with your flesh-golem body.

>>49899093
>giant mouth as a torso
>no stomach

Dumb as hell

>>49959558
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLALmTcH2eA
There is also this game which seems to be just as messed up.

>>49922104
>Have combat AI and robots perfectly able to autonomously perform deep strikes in ennemy territory
>waste delta V with fleshbags that are expected to die en route

Fucking humanity kinda deserved to get wipped if they acted so stupid. Always found that HFY story pretty shitty.