The Chittering & Barking Mad Join TTCombat’s Carnevale

September 28, 2026 by brennon

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TTCombat never fail to impress with their weird and wonderful 32mm scale miniatures for Carnevale. The newest miniatures cover the Doctors and the Patricians and are suitably twisted and horrible, perfect for the Lovecraftian and fantastical cobbles of the streets of Venice.

The Entomologist - Carnevale

The Entomologist // Carnevale

The Entomologist was once a young man by the name of Pietro Mignatta who had a fascination with insects. He would use them to treat wounds that he inflicted upon himself as he delved deeper into his own twisted imagination. When the Rent happened and magic flooded Venice, his lab was suffused with magic and the insects broke free, working their way into his body and mutating him into the creature that you see here.

The Entomologist Box - Carnevale

The Entomologist - Box // Carnevale

He is one of Carnevale's most cursed citizens and now finds himself stalking the streets and canals of Venice looking for someone to crush under that mutated fist before pulling them apart with his extra limbs. An impressive monstrosity that will look super cool once you've got to painting all that ruined flesh!

The second of the miniatures is for the Patrician. He also has a fascination with animals, although these are a little bit bigger.

Kennel Master - Carnevale

Kennel Master // Carnevale

The Kennel Master is one sadistic and barbarous killer by the name of Ludo Grimani. He takes great pleasure in the hunt where he releases captives into the city and then sends the hounds after them. He then follows, laughing his little head off as he chases the screams of those captured by the beasts.

TTCombat suggests that you pair the Kennel Master with the Sins of the Flesh if you'd like to really tap into that hedonistic theme on the tabletop in Carnevale.

Kennel Master Box - Carnevale

Kennel Master - Box // Carnevale

Again, I really like that Carnevale are doing these smaller releases for Carnevale. It seems to be allowing their sculptors to take more time with the miniatures and create some truly fascinating additions to the Carnevale range. I like that so many of them are named characters too, adding some more depth to the lore of Carnevale and the stories that you tell.

What do you make of these two additions to the Carnevale range?

"The Entomologist was once a young man by the name of Pietro Mignatta who had a fascination with insects..."

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