The IPR Pelgrane Press sale will be closing very soon – it’s 15% off all Pelgrane Press products, including PDFs. Go there while you can! Edit: The sale is over.
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Pelgrane Press is taking a break until 4th January. The store is still opne, The posters and Eternal Lies CDs will be shipped out the first week of January. Anyway, I’d like to thank all our customers and freelancers for an excellent year.
An On the Shelf Review of the new WW1 Trail of Cthulhu adventure, Not So Quiet by Adam Gauntlett. The scenario itself has an impressive cast, a cult with well-thought-out motivations, a logical choice of Mythos antagonist, and enough non-Mythos activity to keep players guessing… Not So Quiet is another solid addition to the Trail […]
So much news, so late in the year! The latest issue of Page XX, our free webzine is out now, with news and articles. Bookhounds of London is available for pre-order from the Pelgrane store . Pre-orderers will get a preferential opportunity to get limited edition. The Eternal Lies Suite – over an hour of music […]
We know that Jérome Huguenin’s atmospheric, ENnie-award-nominated art for Trail of Cthulhu is very popular, and so we’ve released three A2-sized (16.5 x 23.4 in), high-resolution gloss posters printed on 200gsm paper. The front covers of Trail of Cthulhu, Rough Magicks and Arkham Detective Tales were chosen for this privilege. Half of the profit goes […]
Three Fourteen Games will be producing adventure materials and supplements in both English and Spanish for Fear Itself and Esoterrorists. Their first release will be called The Last Guest (detailed below). The Last Guest He got some painful souvenirs from his time in the war in Iraq. He was too close when a grenade exploded. […]
When the so-called holy thorn tree of Glastonbury is destroyed by vandals, the hallmarks of an Esoterror operation are apparent to the greenest of Ordo Veritatis analysts. In its apparent senselessness, the small event causes widespread public distress, both in the devout and in respecters of tradition. Heightening the cognitive anxieties generated by the story […]
There is a Castle Bravo actual play report here at Nerdbound, with some excellent feedback from Bill White, the writer.
What non-adventure supplements would you like to see for GUMSHOE (other than Trail)? Edit: Those are some great core setting suggestions, but I’m after either current-setting-specific suggestions, or else general GUMSHOE supplements.
This was, without doubt, the best Dragonmeet we’ve had. Robin Laws and Ken Hite were present, truly splendid and affable guests. Pelgrane Press co-founder Sasha and his daughter Freya were there, helpful as always, and Beth enjoyed her first Con, impressing the stalwarts with her knowledge of Lovecraft and the GUMSHOE line. On the adjacent […]