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We love the Miskatonic Playhouse! They're the wonderful podcast dedicated to playing and showcasing scenarios from the Miskatonic Repository, the ever-growing community content program for independent Call of Cthulhu creators at DriveThruRPG. We talked about them previously … read more

Congratulations Miskatonic Repository creators for Call of Cthulhu – 2023 was a big year!This year alone, independent Call of Cthulhu creators have added some 247 new products to the Miskatonic Repository, and in early 2024 we are on track to reach a significant milestone: over 150,000 titles s … read more

Our wonderful community ambassador Bridgett Jeffries is interviewing GMs from our Cult of Chaos gamemaster program and creators for our community content programs at DriveThruRPG! Cult of Chaos members are invited to tell us about themselves, discuss and promote their content, provide ins … read more

Here's part two of our wrap-up of community content releases in the Miskatonic Repository for 2023! Under the Miskatonic Repository community content license, independent Call of Cthulhu creators can make and sell their own Call of Cthulhu content using guidelines, templates, and art … read more

It's certainly been a bumper year for the Miskatonic Repository: here's part one of a run-down of the final indie Call of Cthulhu releases for 2023! If you like what you see, remember to give the creators a star rating or even a review!The Worm of Wall StreetPaul StJohn Mackintosh ($2.95, 24 pa … read more

The 'Unnatural Selections' series is our regular round up of notable Chaosium reviews worth a look.Here's what purchasers have said about these recent independent Call of Cthulhu releases in the Miskatonic Repository at DriveThruRPG. Our creators love to receive reviews and ratings, so if … read more

Earlier this year the Miskatonic Repository was opened up to Roll20 VTT conversions, and already there are more than a dozen independent Call of Cthulhu titles you can play directly on Roll20!And just in time for Halloween, Roll20 has 3 brand new Miskatonic Repository titles available … read more

Here are six new community content releases in the Miskatonic Repository that – despite being set from Regency England to the Summer of Love in Los Angeles – all share a common eldritch theme: music. These independently-created Call of Cthulhu releases show off the amazing versitility of t … read more