In 1993, Keith Herber took investigators on an Adventure in Arkham Country. In 2010, seventeen years later, that adventure continues with... More Adventures in Arkham Country! Investigators will travel to Arkham and Kingsport, Foxfield (the new hotbed of mythos activity created by Keith Herber), and the loathsome, decaying town of Innsmouth! More Adventures in Arkham Country will have investigators exploring a mysterious crystal-lined cavern and an opera house under renovations to become a movie theater. They'll delve into Arkham's history concerning the witch Goodie Fowler and the past of a young swimming star being considered for the 1928 Olympics. They'll experience car trouble Lovecraft style and battle nightmares in Kingsport. Among the six terrifying investigations Miskatonic River Press is very proud to present one of the authors featured in the original Adventures in Arkham Country, Scott David Aniolowski (Malleus Monstrous, Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood) with his first published scenario in fifteen years! Welcome back to Arkham Country.

More Adventures in Arkham Country

Adam Gauntlett

Brian Courtemanche

Tom Lynch

Scott David Aniolowski

Oscar Rios

Bret Kramer

Miskatonic River Press

Only in New York can one battle an Outer God and later, if one lives to tell about it, have a drink in the "speakeasy belt." If you can investigate here, you can investigate anywhere!

The minds behind such Classic Call of Cthulhu® game titles as New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley and More Adventures in Arkham Country are proud to present Tales of the Sleepless City. This is a collection of 1920's era Call of Cthulhu scenarios that could only be set in New York. The Big Apple is practically a character in each of these pieces: investigate a strange explosion on the subway, disappearances in Hell's Kitchen, a murder in Harlem, and much more.

Tales of the Sleepless City

Brian M. Sammons

Daniel Harms

Mikael Hedberg

Charles Michael Hurst

Long before ivy grew on the walls of Miskatonic University or the Deep Ones first came to Innsmouth, centuries before the mad Arab penned the dreaded Necronomicon, the malevolent powers of the Cthulhu Mythos plagued mankind. During the Age of the Antonines (96 AD-192 AD), when the Roman Empire was at the peak of its power, dark and unknowable forces were at work. Ancient wizards sought ways to cheat death, explorers stumbled on the remnants of alien civilizations, foul cults practiced unholy rites, and inhuman creatures sought to mix their blood with ours. Across Rome's vast empire, a few brave men and women rose up to meet these threats for the greater good of mankind. They carried light into the darkness, dispelling a poisonous taint which grows best in the shadows. With steel and spell and burning torch, these heroic investigators of the ancient world defended their civilization from the fearsome powers of the Cthulhu Mythos. Golden Goblin Press is proud to offer up six of their adventures, each based on classic tales by Howard Philip Lovecraft. Welcome to De Horrore Cosmico. This book contains a collection of scenarios for the Cthulhu Invictis era of play: The Vetting of Marius Asina by Jeffrey Moeller Doom by Chad Bowser Murmillo by Oscar Rios Kith and Kine by Phredd Groves The Devil's Mouth by Stuart Boon The Case of Tertius Orestius Sedonius by Penelope Love and Mark Morrison Articles: Some Tips for Players and Keepers (Rios), Patrone mi Patrone (six pregenerated NPC patrons; Boon, Groves, Moeller, Rios) Scenarios: The Vetting of Marius Asina, Doom (Scenario), Murmillo, Kith and Kine, The Devil's Mouth, The Case of Tertius Orestius Sedonius

De Horrore Cosmico - Six Scenarios for Cthulhu Invictus (Call of Cthulhu)

Jeff Moeller

Mark Morrison

Chad Bowser

Penelope Love

Stuart Boon

Phredd Groves

Golden Goblin Press

A collection of six 7th Edition Cthulhu Invictus Adventures

Golden Goblin Press Fronti Nulla Fides - No Faith in Appearances

Charles Gerard

Jeffrey Moeller

William Adcock

Ten Tales of Dark &amp; Secretive Orders: Lovecraft envisioned a world in which humanity is ignorant of cosmic realities. When the bleak truth is revealed, it terrifies us, for it offers no hope of our salvation. Cultists are the gatekeepers to this knowledge. Their aim is to keep secret the existence of their gods by any means possible, and to free their gods from their slumbering prisons thus bringing about humanity s final downfall. Cthulhu s Dark Cults provides keyhole-glimpses into these secret orders, all irredeemable and hell-bent for humanity s demise.

Cthulhu's Dark Cults (Call of Cthulhu Fiction)

Literature & Fiction

Cody Goodfellow

John Sunseri

Shane Jiraiya Cummings

David Witteveen

John Goodrich

Peter A. Worthy

David Conyers

William, Jones

United States

Chaosium, Inc.

MONOGRAPHS FROM THE ORDER OF ST. JEROME foster new talent in literature and the arts. These Monographs are works in which the author has performed most or all editorial and layout functions of this book. It has not been otherwise edited or modified. The brothers deem that this work offers significant value and entertainment to our patrons and fans of the Cthulhu Dark Ages roleplaying game.THE RAVENAR SAGAS are a collection of three Cthulhu Dark Ages scenarios spanning a thirteen-year period between 989 AD and 1002 AD. The Sagas take place across Scandinavia and what will later be known as Nova Scotia.  Players will be taking the roles of the crew of a small knorr (a Viking longship). While pre-generated characters are provided keepers may allow players to create their own. These characters will have many adventures during the Sagas, honing their skills as they face countless challenges. Investigator’s skills may well increase from scenario to scenario; status and the characters' ages definitely will. Investigators will be sailing dangerous waters and battling deadly adversaries, some may not survive. Provisions are written in to allow “replacement” crew to be recruited between voyages.  The Havamal — First recorded from the oral tradition around 1200 AD by Icelandic historian Snorri Sturluson, The Havamal is a collection of Old Norse poems. These short poetic verses, said to be handed down from Odin himself, gives us a window into the life, values and warrior traditions of Scandinavian culture during “The Viking Age” (790 –1070 AD). It is part of a larger collection of pre-Christian lore called The Poetic Edda, which includes many stories from Norse Mythology. Pieces of The Havamal are sprinkled throughout this book, as well as other, more modern works where appropriate.  The Viking People — During the Viking Age no one, not even the Scandinavian peoples themselves or rest of world, used the term Viking. Scandinavia was without a central ruler, a patchwork of small semi-independent kingdoms long before the formation of countries like Norway, Sweden or Denmark. Outsiders referred to these northern seafaring peoples by many different names. The Irish called them Gaill (Foreigners), the Slavs and Greeks called them Rus, the Arabs called them Majus, the Anglo-Saxons called them Danes and the Franks called them Normanni (Northmen). Of all these varied names Northmen is the term used through this book when referring to native Scandinavian peoples during the Viking Era.  The Saga of the Ravenar — The sagas of the Ravenar are three adventures that take place in Norway, Iceland, Greenland and Vinland, between the years 989 AD and 1002 AD. The scenarios began with “The Unsung Saga”, a short high action demo posted on the Chaosium Missionary website just after the release of Cthulhu Dark Ages. The following scenarios kept to the theme of high action horror. Players expecting to read ancient tomes in monastery libraries while carefully unraveling a mystery are in for a shock. The crewmen of the Ravenar are men of action, well armed, fearless and eager to carve out legends for themselves.

The Ravenar Sagas: Three Viking Adventures for Cthulhu Dark Ages (A Cthulhu Dark Ages monograph #0348)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Gaming

Ripples From Carcosa (1st edition)

MYTHOS HORROR IN THE 1950s NEVER BEFORE had the world faced a threat as potentially devastating as the A-bomb -- and the even more lethal H-bomb that followed. Educational films showed how to "survive" a nuclear blast by crawling under a desk, as if a few inches of wood made any difference. In movie theaters, classic monsters of the '30s and '40s were replaced by atom-spawned horrors. Unseen enemies were everywhere: from devilish rock-and-roll music to morally-corrupt books such as Lolita and Catcher in the Rye. Comic-books corrupted the minds of our youths, and godless Communists constituted a red menace to be stopped using any means necessary. 
ATOMIC-AGE CTHULHU brings Lovecraftian horror roleplaying into the post-war golden age. Here you find background and history that led to the development of the 1950s world, along with new skills and professions for your investigators. A number of Sinister Seeds are included to help you grow your own 1950s horrors, but seven complete adventures are ready for you to spring on your unsuspecting players.

Atomic-Age Cthulhu: Mythos Horror in the 1950s (Call of Cthulhu roleplaying)

Christopher Smith Adair

Brian Sammons

Matt Sanborn

Michael Dziesinski

Humor & Entertainment

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