Playtesting is now closed. The Dance in the Blood, the next in Graham Walmsley’s sequence of Purist adventures is ready for playtesting. Another adventure Not So Quiet, set on the Western Front in a hospital is also ready. Testing will need to be completed by 10th July. If you’d like to playtest, please email me […]
Category Archives: Trail of Cthulhu
Just to let people know that we are currently in the preparation phase of the Eternal Lies Suite project. This means that right now we’re focusing on a variety of tasks: – Developing themes for the suite Dividing up the various tracks amongst the group Building a suitable orchestral template within the sequencer software For […]
OgreCave review On the Shelf review Fast RPG Reviews review
Ken Hite gives a detailed interview to Innsmouth Free Press, covering Trail of Cthulhu, Night’s Black Agents and why he would like to belong to the Great Race of Yith.
In the beginning… As I’m about to undertake the creation of a suite of music for the upcoming Trail of Cthulhu supplement, Eternal Lies, I thought it best to first give everyone a quick introduction. My name is James Semple. I’m a media composer who has written music for both film and videogames. I’m also […]
A piece from Jérome from The Black Drop.
This rpg.net review is from veteran reviewer Lev Lafayette, who averages just over 3/3 on his reviews – tough reviewer. He gives Trail a 4/4.
Review of the improvisational Trail of Cthulhu supplement Armitage Files on Stargazer’s World. “The Armitage Files” is definitely a book anyone interested in running Trail of Cthulhu should own, especially if you want to try something new. But it proves – without a shadow of doubt – that it’s possible to improvise an investigative games […]
Eternal Lies, the forthcoming mammoth campaign for Trail of Cthulhu will have a sound track album designed for use in actual play, created by James Semple and a team of other musicians. James Semple, has produced music for GUMSHOE including four tracks for Esoterrorists (Dissonance) and four track for Trail of Cthulhu (Four Shadows ) […]
Dan Harms reviews the newly released Watchers in the Sky.