It’s no longer quiet on the Western Front. An ancient horror is stirring and something dark walks the halls of Hospital Number Five. Bullet-ridden, bruised and bloody, the Investigators, soldiers and nurses in the Great War, are brought from the fontline to Military Hospital Number Five. Haggard staff make their rounds, the doctors experiment after […]
Category Archives: Trail of Cthulhu
Here is a proposal for the cover of Cthulhu Apocalypse. Please do let us know what you think. (Edited to add: Thank you for all your feedback on this. We aimed for a cosy British apocalypse with this picture, which we got, but it’s clear we need to have a rethink. Your comments have been […]
Pookie over at Reviews from R’lyeh has re-reviewed the extended edition of Arkham Detective Tales which is due for release in November. You can read the full review here. Ultimately, what “The King’s Men” does is nicely round out the quartet in Arkham Detective Tales and make it a quintet. In doing so, it draws […]
It’s official, Graham Walmsley’s Purist Adventure, The Dance in the Blood is number 1 on the latest episode of RPG Countdown, beating out the likes of the Dresden Files and Wizards of the Coast. You can hear the full broadcast here, which includes an interview with Graham.
Pelgrane donated the very last copy of the Trail of Cthulhu leatherbound limited edition to Paul of Cthulhu to help fund the excellent yog-sothoth.com forum . It is signed by by Kenneth Hite (author), Robin D. Laws (GUMSHOE system), Simon Rogers (publisher) and Jérome Huguenin (artist). It also features a hand-drawn sketch of Cthulhu by […]
Lowell Francis over at RPGGeek has been busy reviewing even more GUMSHOE products. This time, Rough Magicks has been under his scrutiny, with great results. You can read the full review here. Rough Magicks isn’t just a book of spells, nor is it just a variant magic system for Trail of Cthulhu. It provides both […]
Another offering from Lowell Francis at RPGGeek, his review of Armitage Files is simply entitled ‘wow’ and you can read the whole thing here. The Armitage Files is a unique game book. Pelgrane’s once again demonstrated that they’re willing to go in new and novel directions. At the same time we once again get their […]
This is a Spanish review from José Muñoz. Here is a Direct Link and here is a link to Google’s Translator. The Armitage Files is, from my point of view, the best supplement that has brought so far the editorial for The Trail of Cthulhu. Represents a radical shift in the way of set scenarios […]
From José Muñoz. Here is the Direct Link in the original Spanish and here’s a link to Google’s Translator. It is loaded with action and always leaves open one or more outputs to the survival of the researchers, with little emphasis on certain events that might undermine their mental health, which makes a charge Arkham […]
Here is the second review from José Muñoz. Also in Spanish, here is the Direct Link and here is a link to Google’s Translator. Moreover, we are again on a situation that presents a scenario that moves away from what is considered Purist -the twenties and the three or four cities visited and revisited by […]