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In the 40th anniversary year of the game, Tabletop news site BELL OF LOST SOULS describes how the release of Call of Cthulhu in 1981 changed the face of Roleplaying: "Modern gaming wouldn’t look remotely like what it does today without [Sandy] Petersen and Call of Cthulhu. I … read more

Now available in print again! The classic Call of Cthulhu campaigns Horror on the Orient Express and Beyond the Mountains of Madness."We've chosen to reprint Beyond the Mountains of Madness because we are at least four or more years away from producing an updated full color version for Cal … read more

While we're of course pleased to see our official releases receive critical and popular praise, it's positively delightful to see releases by independent creators in our community content programs at DriveThruRPG getting great reviews in the wider gaming press too! Here are some of th … read more

The Miskatonic Repository at DriveThruRPG is our thriving community content platform for gaming material for the Call of Cthulhu tabletop roleplaying game. New content is being added every week, with more and more independent creators taking the plunge of creating their own work.To help everyon … read more

You're invited to a strange encounter on the road...Next week, we're playing a Call of Cthulhu one-shot with an amazing cast!Becca Scott (The Calyx), London Carlisle (The Spot Hidden Show), Josephine McAdam (LA by Night), Alexander Ward (LA by Night), and Jasmine Bhullar (Relics & … read more

Chaosium has been nominated in several categories for the 2020 Prix Rôliste Prize. These awards, staged by Rôliste TV and judged by a jury of prominent figures in the French media and actors, are described as a French equivalent of the ENnies.Chaosium's nominations are:Best Interior Design … read more

Under the Miskatonic Repository community content license, Call of Cthulhu fans can make their own work for use with the game line available to the public at DriveThruRPG, using guidelines, templates, and art provided by Chaosium. Here's the latest selection of exciting new releases by com … read more

The latest in our Chaosium Interview series features Lynne Hardy, Call of Cthulhu associate editor and author of The Children of Fear, discussing her professional background, and how research influences her work. Lynne is talking with Chaosium's James Coquillat. … read more