Candy Corn Monsters - Halloween Triad

At midnight on Halloween, after the porch lights click off and the last pillowcase is emptied, the uneaten candy corn remembers it was never chosen. The scraps at the bottoms of bowls sigh like crinkled wrappers, and the sweetest grudges in the world melt together. From that unholy sludge, they rise - Cornhallow, specter of insatiable desire; Huskbinder, who stitches stray kernels into oath and chain; and Cobwraith, with torch-bright eyes ever seeking. Together they are the Triadum Inmanducati, and they have a single desire for the unbitten. To collect their tithe… and feed.

Leave none uneaten, or the Triad will finish the feast. 

I had a lot of fun making my original candy corn monster, but felt like one just wasn't enough. Following the rule of three, two more ravenous creatures arise, fueled by the universal contempt displayed for ̷t̷h̷i̷s̷ ̷t̷e̷r̷r̷i̷b̷l̷e̷ ̷j̷u̷n̷k̷  the world's most delicious treat that we all love to eat. 

E̶̗̯̖̳̪̼̜͓̞͙̖̐̑̄̒̆̂͑̽͒̋̕̚͝Ā̵̲͙̹̇̂̆̌̐̉̀̕T̶̨̡̢̡͍̫̺̙͙͔̹͚̦̪̺̤̣̐̅͊ ̵̧̛̛̛̖̻̮̼̜̞̪̱̦͈̗̩̞̤͐̈̃̋ Y̷̡̙̺̼̗̺̞̻̝͒̈́̅ͅͅȮ̵̭̤̱̪̗̫͉̪̖̯̺͊̌̓̂̕͜͠U̸̧͎̲̥̫͔̿͌̃̊͑̀R̵̡̗͌͂͆̾͐̋̀̑͊̿͆ ̵̛͇̘͔̻͛̿̄͌̈́̂̃̀̐̆̿ C̵̢̢̞̜̣̰̦̤͉̽̂̂̉̓̈̀̍̄̅́̌̍̚̚ͅA̴̩͇̒̀̏͋̐̋̓̂͋̀̉̐̕͝N̷̨̨̛̦͉̙̼͒́͗͂̀͐̉̈́̊͋̑͝Ḍ̸̘̥̝͚̞͉̪̟͓̼͕̥̟̹̀͐̌͐͊̑̏̉̔̾̋̚͜Y̶̤͚̝͓̭̬̗̞̹̫̪͑̔͑̾̇͊̓̒̈̆̏͗̎̈͘͝͠  ̷͉̳̼͚͕̹̖͖̯̼̯̩͚͗̆̈́̽͐̀̃̚̕̕̚͜͜͝͠C̴̗̲̔̐̀̿́O̵̮̮̪̹̗͖̓͌͐̂́̊̌͐͊͘R̵̩̟͇̮̠̩̤̣͇̆̓̐̅̐͗̎̋̿͂̓͊̕̚͠͠N̵̨̤͉̖̜̣̥͗̊̎͝

In addition to two new monsters, the geometry for my original Cornhallow monster has been updated and improved from the previous version, cleaning up some areas, adding a little additional detail, and making his teeth more robust for scaled down printing. 

A profile for a Tiny Triad has been added, scaled down 50% to about 63.5mm height (2.5in)  - supports were fairly easy to remove in my testing (please be gentle with the little soul-devouring nightmares), but I'm working to see if I can improve it.

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