Brad Harmer, on the wonderfully-named Emotionally Fourteen blog, gives The Watchers In The Sky 8 out of 10. The Watchers In The Sky is a truly grim, nasty and Lovecraftian horror adventure. It is, simply, Trail of Cthulhu doing what it does best.
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Weird Guys Of The Dragon Empire
April 25, 2025For the upcoming Paths of the Behemoth sourcebook, I contributed a parade of scavengers and [...]
Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff: Three Airstrikes, Total
April 25, 2025In the latest episode of their owl-fearing podcast, Ken and Robin talk climactic scenes where [...]
Trail of Cthulhu – Clues on the Fly
April 22, 2025The nature of Trail lends itself to carefully planned, highly detailed adventures. The investigators analyse [...]
Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff: I Don’t Make Up These Real Events
April 18, 2025In the latest episode of their delicious, almond-coated podcast, Ken and Robin talk bending world [...]
Narrating General Ability Spends
April 15, 2025Although the rules don’t call for it, some GUMSHOE groups add a narrative wrinkle to [...]
Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff: This is Not a Skeptical Museum
April 11, 2025In the latest episode of their subjectively numinous podcast, Ken and Robin talk planning a [...]
Scenario Checklists
April 9, 2025When preparing to run a pre-written scenario, processing all the information can be overwhelming. A [...]
Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff: Not Even Enough Gnomes
April 4, 2025In the latest episode of their prodigiously strong podcast, Ken and Robin talk weaselly patrons, [...]
Call for Playtesters: Boundary of the Darkness
April 3, 2025Pelgrane Press seeks playtesters for Boundary of the Darkness, the Trail of Cthulhu sourcebook of [...]
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