Brand new scenario from Adam Gauntlett (Not So Quiet) set in 18th Century London, with a side trip to the Colonies. The exact date is unspecified, but is assumed to be sometime from 1760 to 1770. The protagonists are members of the exclusive Hell Fire Club, with an interest in fine (pornographic) literature and rational […]
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The winner of the Grand Prize in the Cthulhu Apocalypse Competition is Benjamin Charvet. He gets Play Unsafe, A Taste For Murder and a signed copy of the Eternal Lies Suite. We are sifting through the individual winners, and we’ll announce them soon. Here are the answers: 1. The War of the Worlds by H.G. […]
Dan Harms reviews The Investigator’s guide to Occult London. …this is an enjoyable and entertaining read for anyone interested in one or another aspect of the Bookhounds universe.
A glowing review of The Big Hoodoo over at rpg.net; 10 out of 10. The adventure effortless transports investigators from scene to scene without the need to railroad the players. The clues themselves lead the players to frightful conclusions steadily ramping up the suspense level until the final climax. Plus deserved praise for Jerome: For […]
Alien creatures, half fish and half frog, whom Obed Marsh encountered and whispered rumours in Innsmouth all lead to the South Seas and their terrible secrets. Pelgrane freelancers are versatile. So for this supplement set in the remote islands of the Pacific, it is Jerome who writes, and Graham Walmsley who illustrates…
An excellent review of the Eternal Lies Suite by Ben Gerber of Troll in the Corner. Five out of Five. Wow. It’s not often that I get to start off a review with that word, so I’d like to use it again. Wow!
How could I have missed this? Robin Laws is interviewed in depth over on Flames Rising. He discusses GUMSHOE, Stone Skin Press and other projects.
For one day only, if you are in the US, you can get the three most prominent Dying Earth books for only $15; saving over $75, here. It’s via Ed Healey’s new venture, Loot – he’ll be offering new RPG goodness every day. Orders will be shipped out by Pelgrane.
I had an idea for an Esoterrorists supplement, which I passed on the Robin Laws for fleshing out and to Gareth Hanrahan to write. These posts will give you an idea how we develop supplements. The germ of the idea was in The Esoterror Factbook, where I had suggested that PCs might be stationed in […]
A striking new cover by Pascal Quidault for the forthcoming Fear Itself supplement, Invasive Procedures.