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Miskatonic Monday #84: the unspeakable and blasphemous Zgrozy collection

Miskatonic Monday #84: the unspeakable and blasphemous Zgrozy collection

Posted by Michael O'Brien on 9th Oct 2023

Zgrozy started in Poland and quickly became very popular both there and in the English-speaking Call of Cthulhu community, having released over 30 supplements—scenarios, bestiaries, and more—on the Miskatonic Repository, Chaosium's platform for independent Call of Cthulhu creators at Drive … read more
Chaosium Interviews: Make Mysteries from Scratch, with Lynne Hardy

Chaosium Interviews: Make Mysteries from Scratch, with Lynne Hardy

Posted by Michael O'Brien on 29th Sep 2023

What kind of mystery is the hardest to solve? Rivers of London line editor and Call of Cthulhu associate editor Lynne Hardy shares some useful advice about how to make your own mysteries from scratch, and how to alter them on the fly if your players do something unexpected.Lynne is talking with … read more
Coming up at PAX AUS: Chaosium Presents: Call of Cthulhu Live! (Oct 7)

Coming up at PAX AUS: Chaosium Presents: Call of Cthulhu Live! (Oct 7)

Posted by Michael O'Brien on 28th Sep 2023

It's the official Call of Cthulhu Stream of Chaos live from PAXAUS! Join us for a 2-hour one shot actual play of the Call of Cthulhu TTRPG, full of unknowable horror, and maybe a laugh or two!Live at the Twitch Quokka Theatre at the Melbourne Conference and Exhibition Centre, and streamed on PA … read more
Chaosium Unveiled: Nameless Horrors 2nd Edition

Chaosium Unveiled: Nameless Horrors 2nd Edition

Posted by Michael O'Brien on 25th Sep 2023

Six scenarios against the Unknown! Chaosium Unveiled looks at Nameless Horrors 2nd Edition. Originally published in softcover nearly 10 years ago, this updated hardback edition of Nameless Horrors contains brand new art, player handouts, and maps for each of its six scenarios.Available now … read more
Chaosium Interviews: When to Write Niche, with David Larkins

Chaosium Interviews: When to Write Niche, with David Larkins

Posted by Michael O'Brien on 17th Sep 2023

How narrow is too narrow for the focus of a story? Pendragon line editor David Larkins talks about writing for a fixed niche, be it the Knights of King Arthur or the eldritch horrors lurking in 1920s Berlin.  David is talking to James Coquillat as part of our Chaosium Inter … read more