[translated from the back of the book]
What would Cthulhu be without artifacts? These objects, which sometimes seem almost commonplace, but on other occasions turn the stomach upside down just because of the sight, write their own chapter of mythos magic?
Who doesn't know the expeditions to the unexplored parts of the world, which sometimes brought amazing souvenirs to light? Or the multitude of mystical objects that lie dormant unrecognized in various collections? Or just the mad witch next door, who has been given a mighty gem by fate or her machinations?
This book contains over 200 artifacts "for domestic use". They come from previously published adventures and stories, there are historically documented items that are now associated with the Cthulhu mythos, as well as many completely reimagined artifacts. These are not only man-made items, but also creations of mythos beings, such as the Mi-Go or the Great Race of Yith.