Island of Ignorance-The Third Cthulhu Companion is a collection of articles and scenarios for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game. Contained within these covers are: Eight articles detailing dangerous artifacts, mythos tomes, and heroic investigators: "The Golden Goblin" by Geoff Gillan "The Walshes: A Cthulhu Cult" by Daniel Harms "Massa Di Requiem Per Shuggay: A History of the Devil's Opera" by Scott David Aniolowski- "Johnny Came Marching Home: Mechanics for Playing a Military Veteran" by Oscar Rios "Dweller in Darkness" by Tyler Hudak "The Knjiga Mrtva (or Book of the Dead)" by Eckhard Huelshoff "The Silks of Irem" by Tom Lynch "Raggedy Clothes and Worn Out Shoes: A Look at The American Hobo" by Oscar Rios Five frightening scenarios: "Consumption" by Brian M. Sammons-The investigators stumble upon a dying woman outside of Arkham, leading them into a conflict with a secretive fellowship possessing unholy appetites. "Let the Children Come to Me" by Mark Shireman-Missing children and ancient legends lead investigators to horrific crimes and nightmarish monsters on the outskirts of Aylesbury (FOR MATURE AUDIENCES) "The Lonely Point Lighthouse" by Oscar Rios-The investigators are hired to debunk claims that a lighthouse off the coast of New London, Connecticut is haunted, but soon learn there is much more going on at Lonely Point. "With Blue Uncertain Stumbling" by Jeff Moeller-The investigators travels to Key West, Florida to look into a mysterious wedding reception photo showing what appears to be a ghost of a strange woman reflected in a mirror. "Darkness Illuminated" by Jon Hook-Something odd is going on at St. Lucy's School for the Blind in Arkham, where a new doctor is performing experimental treatment, with promising results, but unexpected side effects. 18 pre-generated investigators and a quick equipment check list page, allowing Keepers and players to dive straight into the action.

Island of Ignorance the Third Cthulhu Companion

Humor & Entertainment

Geoff Gillan, Daniel Harms, Scott David Aniolowski, Tyler Hudak, Eckhard Huelshoff, Tom Lynch, Brian M. Sammons, Mark Shireman, Oscar Rios, Jeff Moeller, Jon Hook

Puzzles & Games

Golden Goblin Press

Along the banks of a crescent bend in the lower Mississippi River lies a city like no other... It is an old city with a colorful, often tragic history, a place where different races, cultures, and religions meet, sometimes blending and other times clashing. It is a city rich in the arts, where music and food are celebrations of life. Yet beneath it all, there is another city, a haunted place where mysterious cults worship in the surrounding swamps, sagging plantations hide terrifying secrets, and the sins of the past do not stay silent or unanswered. The dark and dangerous powers of the Cthulhu Mythos are woven thickly into the tapestry of the Crescent City; they have always been and always will be. But through it all, there have been a few brave and hardy souls who fought against these sinister forces. Many of them fall in this crusade, their bodies broken, their spirits corrupted, their minds unhinged by the horrors they face. Because of their struggles and sacrifices, the Crescent City is protected, and the blasphemous horrors beyond human understanding are kept a bay... at least for now... These are a few of their tales. Tales of the Crescent City-Adventures in Jazz Era New Orleans is a collection of scenarios and supplemental articles for the 6th Edition Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game. Eight scenarios set in the City That Care Forgot: "Tell Me, Have You Seen the Yellow Sign?" (Golden Goblin Press Edition)-by Kevin Ross Bloodlines-by C. Michael Hurst Needles-by Daniel Harms The Quickening Spiral-by Stuart Boon Song and Dance-by Oscar Rios Five Lights at the Crossroads-by Jeff Moeller Asylum-Return of the Yellow Sign-by Kevin Ross Five frightening scenarios: Investigator's Guide to 1920s New Orleans-by New Orleans Mythos Étienne-Laurent de Marigny-by Kevin Ross A Few Notes on the Yellow Sign and The King in Yellow-by Kevin Ross 198 pages.

Tales of the Crescent City Advenures in Jazz Era New Orleans

Stuart Boon, Daniel Harns, C. Michael Hurst, Jeff Moeller, Oscar Rios, Kevin Ross

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

Oscar Rios

Phredd Groves

Tales of Cthulhu Invictus: Nine Stories of Battling The Cthulhu Mythos in Ancient Rome

Robert M. Price

Tom Lynch

William Meikle

Christine Morgan

Edward M. Erdelac

Pete Rawlik

Lee Clark Zumpe

Konstantine Paradias

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

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