Miskatonic Monday: bestselling DM's Guild author M.T. Black writes for the Miskatonic Repository
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 7th Dec 2020
The Room with No Doors is the first Miskatonic Repository creation by best-selling DM's Guild author M.T. Black.
In addition to a number of adamantine and platinum best sellers in the DM's Guild, M.T. Black is also co-author of the official D&D 5e release Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus.*
The Room with No Doors
M.T. Black ($3.95, 28 page PDF)
When Hannah Flynn buys a new house in Arkham, she encounters nothing but tragedy and misfortune. She hires the characters to investigate, and they uncover the grim history of the residence before confronting its nightmare secret!
The Room with No Doors is a 3-6 hour Call of Cthulhu adventure. It is 28-pages long, including nine handouts and a map.
Other new releases in the Miskatonic Repository:
Andy Miller ($0.99, 38 page PDF)
THE BOYD GANG HAS ROBBED THE 11:10 TO SANTAQUIN! - Word is out and the populace of the small Mormon Utah town is ready to do something about the robbery. However, the county sheriff has already gotten a posse together in nearby Provo, so it looks like the residents of Santaquin will sit this one out. When a young rider comes into town with news of the bandits nearby, the town marshal decides to get some men of his own and go after them, into the badlands of northeastern Utah. Can a party of well-armed townsfolk and a few strangers capture the Boyd Gang before they disappear into the wilderness?
The Posse is a fleshing out of one of the hooks in The Last Valley and that scenario is required for play.
One Less Grave
Allan Carey ($8.99, 36 page PDF)
At the edge of a small English town stands the Church of Saint Bartholomew. Locals say that it is haunted by the ghosts of those buried there. The truth is far worse...
Brought to you by award winning Chaosium licensee, Type40. Designed to be played in a single evening of terror with 4 - 5 players. One Less Grave is the third scenario from their new monthly "Seeds of Terror" range, following The Mummy of Pemberley Grange and Endless Light.
Restitution
Arjen Poutsma ($4.99, $26 page PDF)
Modern-day scenario set in a Dutch polder, a low-lying area of land reclaimed from the sea and protected by dikes. The Hedwige Polder was created more than a century ago, but is now designated to be flooded again, as compensation for the impact of deepening the River Scheldt.
The six pre-gen investigators that come with this scenario are invited to a press conference in the Hedwige Polder, where they will discover the deep secrets that lie hidden beneath this land, and engage in an ages-old conflict that haunts it.
Plus new releases in French and Korean!
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*BTW, earlier this year M.T. Black joined Chaosium's MOB and DM's Guild Brand Manager Lysa Penrose in the Tips for Writing in the RPG Industry panel at PAX Online. This panel is all about writing for community content programs!: