An antiquarian answers a summons from a colleague only to find that the message comes from somewhat farther away than the other side of town. Also, this one has a ritually sacrificed hobo, how much more classic Call of Cthulhu can you get?
Featuring Aser and Megan. Music by Kevin MacLeod, “Alchemist’s Tower”
In a one-on-one Monophobia (Call of Cthulhu 6e) adventure a journalist crashes on a deserted island. However, when he finds other human beings he begins to wish he hadn’t.
Featuring Aser and Megan. Music by Kevin MacLeod, “Alchemist’s Tower”
For our one year anniversary, we head back into Call of Cthulhu for a special episode. After re-acquiring a book for an old friend, William Townsend finds his actions have come back to haunt him.
Featuring Aser and Megan. Music by Kevin MacLeod, “Alchemist’s Tower”
Our investigators have traced their suspected artifact thief Arnold Howell to an ongoing salvage operation transporting a worn out passenger ship to Portland Maine for refit. But having already discovered one dead man on the bridge and an unsettling lack of other signs of living crew,they must find out what exactly befell the souls aboard the Royal Perle before they find themselves having to flee with nowhere to go, like rats on a sinking ship.
The scenario Rats on a Sinking Ship was created by John d’Auteuil. The Call of Cthulhu role-playing game is copyright Chaosium Games.
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Elizabeth Childs and Trooper Atkinson are reunited when an idol is stolen from Elizabeth’s new employer. They are joined by Dr. Sylvia Conner to find the thief, a man uglier than sin.
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\When investigating strange legends in the Northeast, Elizabeth Childs and Humphrey Atkinson find more then they could have ever expected.
The events of this investigation are spun from a scenario seed found in the Call of Cthulhu 4th Edition Rulebook copyright 1989.
ERRORS: As we’re sure someone (and by someone we mean everyone) will point out, the official rules for Call of Cthulhu state explicitly that an attack roll for a shotgun blast cannot be impaled. We stand by the result pursuant to the Rule of Cool.
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