SACRAMENTS OF EVIL is a supplement for the CALL OF CTHULHU roleplaying game, containing six adventures set in 1890's England. Some of these are suitable for beginning players and investigators, while others assume some experience with the Cthulhu Mythos. SACRAMENTS OF EVIL integrates background information from Chaosium's CTHULHU BY GASLIGHT supplement, but that book is not needed for play.

Sacraments of Evil

Literature & Fiction

Love, Penelope

Ross, Kevin A.

Behrendt, Fred

Aniolowski, Scott David

Contemporary

Chaosium, Inc.

YE BOOKE OF MONSTRES contains dozens of new races and individual creatures for use with the Call of Cfhulhu roleplaying game. Included here are the following categories: Outer Gods, Elder Gods, Great Old Ones, Great Ones, Avatars, Servitor Races, Independent Races, Fabulous Creatures, and Unique Entities.These monstrous creations have been collected from fiction spanning over seventy years and from over ten years of favorite Call of Cfhulhu scenarios. The darkly imaginative work of a diverse group of authors is represented here. Where possible each entry begins with a quote describing the monster or entity. Where much about the creature is known, there may be an additional description. If discussing a god, Great One, or Great Old One, notice of any human cult comes next. Further notes discuss habit, habitat, or attack.

Ye Booke of Monstres: The Aniolowski Collection, Vol 1 (Call of Cthulhu Horror Roleplaying)

Genre Fiction

Mythos is the most innovative collectable card game on the market. Unlike most collectable card games, it does not use a boardgame rule system. Instead, it goes back to traditional card games like Hearts, Bridge and Poker for its mechanics. This enables a simple and elegant rule set without the complicated timing problems of other games. It also means that everyone in the game is always involved, never having to wait while others complete their turn.

The Art of Playing Mythos the Cthulhu Collectable Card Game: A Tome of Arcane Knowledge

Humor & Entertainment

Willis, Lynn

Krank, Charlie

Rowe, Eric

Puzzles & Games

Chaosium

"The castle came into view as I turned the corner and left behind me a row of untenanted cottages. It was set on the crest of a hill, three walls still standing, though the roof had long ago collapsed. A lone tower stood like a charred finger against the pale sky, and I momentarily wondered if this were the tower around whose window bats had clustered so long ago." Ramsey Campbell, "The Room in the Castle." 
This large, profusely illustrated book collects nearly everything known about the Lovecraftian-style universe which famous horror author Ramsey Campbell set in England's West Country. Reference chapters include Books and Artifacts, Cults, a lengthy Denizens chapter, Magic, and orientation material for Britain and the U.K., and for Campbell Country itself the Severn Valley. 
The eight scenarios are organized into a loose campaign which can be followed or not, as the keeper wishes. Among the places visited are Brichester, Mercy Hill, Lower Brichester, Lake Brichester, Temphill, Severnford, and of course Goatswood.

Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places: A Present Day Severn Valley Sourcebook and Campaign for Call of Cthulhu

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Sumpter, Gary

Kingrea, J. Todd

Watts, Richard

Mason, Mike

MITCHELL, DAVID

Ganyard, Clifton

Malkovich, Rob

Spisak, Steve

Gaming

That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons even death may die. -- H. P. Lovecraft Here are those things which can eternal lie, and which have lived beyond human understanding for strange aeons. The CTHULHU MYTHOS is comprised of a complex and broad group of sometimes-contradictory entities, powers, and concepts that encompass the secrets of time, space, and the universe. Fundamental truths of the universe are so alien and horrifying to humankind that mere exposure to them might result in madness or suicide. While humanity might crave comfort and truth, only one or the other is possible. 
This tome contains entries for more than 380 different creatures and beings that are part of the Cthulhu Mythos, presented for use with the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game. Entries are organized into the following types: 
OUTER GODS rule the universe. All races and lesser deities of the Mythos acknowledge the Outer Gods, and may worship them. Except for Nyarlathotep, these gods have little to do with humanity. 
ELDER GODS are neutral to or possibly rivals to the Outer Gods. Though vast and of awesome power, they do not seem to be as dangerous to humanity as the Outer Gods. 
GREAT OLD ONES are not omnipotent, but nonetheless are godlike and terrible in human eyes. Humans are likely to worship Great Old Ones, who are comparatively near at hand. 
GREAT ONES are the gods of Earth's Dreamlands. Do not confuse them with the Great Old Ones. They are the weakest of all the deity types, and a wise mortal can surpass them in might. 
AVATARS are variant manifestations of an Outer God, Great Old One, Elder God, or Great One. Usually less powerful than the gods they represent, many are more horrible to witness. 
SOME ENTRIES introduce unique entities, defying classification. RACES INDEPENDENT of and serving no particular deity are included, though individuals may worship, cooperate, or co-conspire with such beings. FABULOUS CREATURES are well represented, drawn from legend and lore. ANIMALS &amp; NON-MYTHOS MONSTERS complete the presentation, chosen from those most likely to be encountered, or the most common or popular.

Malleus Monstrorum: Creatures, Gods, & Forbidden Knowledge: Roleplaying Game Guide (Call of Cthulhu Roleplaying Game)

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