Mysterious, wild and beautiful, Scotland in the 1920s is home to horrors modern and ancient, man-made and star-born. From the rolling pastoral Lowlands to the snow-capped peaks of the Highlands and the seaweed-choked Western Isles, creatures and cultures have taken root in Scotland whose maddening, corrupting influence can be felt far and wide. Fiendish things haunt the hive-like alleys and wynds of old Edinburgh, while Glasgow's streets whisper with rumours of dark terrors in the shipyard shadows on the snaking, poisonous Clyde. And in the isles, murmurs on fishing boats and ferries speak of far older things, of sites of power and standing stones, awakenings and stirrings in forgotten places. Something terrifying lurks in the night, casting dark shadows over Scotland. Shadows over Scotland is a massive new hardback sourcebook for Chaosium's Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game covering Scotland in the 1920s. It features: 
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<li>Three comprehensive sections detailing the Lowlands, Highlands and Islands </li>
<li>Individual sections on history, folklore, language and life in 1920s Scotland </li>
<li>A complete Mythos timeline </li>
<li>Detailed coverage of nine cities and their various inhabitants </li>
<li>Six sinister adventures complete with extensive handouts</li>
</ul>

Shadows Over Scotland (Cthulhu Britannica)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Stuart Boon

Crafts & Hobbies

Cubicle 7 Entertainment

The forces of fascism have overwhelmed Europe. Britain fights on desperately, and every man and woman must do what is necessary to avoid defeat. In forgotten corners, darkness stirs. The cycles of the ancient god-things are measured in millennia, but those who serve them plot to take advantage of the chaos of conflict to advance their own schemes. For an unlucky few, the war collides with evils out of time, and they see and learn things that humanity is ill-prepared to encounter. The truly unlucky survive, and come to the attention of a certain spymaster, code letter N, who has plans for them. Pressed into service with British intelligence, they are thrown into a desperate two-front war against the Axis forces and the insidious menace of the Cthulhu Mythos. World War Cthulhu: The Darkest Hour is a World War 2 setting book for Call of Cthulhu from the multi-award-winning team of Dominic McDowall, Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan, Jason Durall, Stuart Boon, Martin Dougherty &amp; Ken Spencer (writers) and Jon Hodgson, Paul Bourne, Scott Neil, Scott Purdy &amp; Steffon Worthington (artists). You'll need a copy of the Call of Cthulhu rules to make full use of this setting.

World War Cthulhu The Darkest Hour

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Jason Durall

Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan

Martin Dougherty

Ken Spencer

Dominic McDowall

Se ven

Gaming

Cubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd.

Long before ivy grew on the walls of Miskatonic University or the Deep Ones first came to Innsmouth, centuries before the mad Arab penned the dreaded Necronomicon, the malevolent powers of the Cthulhu Mythos plagued mankind. During the Age of the Antonines (96 AD-192 AD), when the Roman Empire was at the peak of its power, dark and unknowable forces were at work. Ancient wizards sought ways to cheat death, explorers stumbled on the remnants of alien civilizations, foul cults practiced unholy rites, and inhuman creatures sought to mix their blood with ours. Across Rome's vast empire, a few brave men and women rose up to meet these threats for the greater good of mankind. They carried light into the darkness, dispelling a poisonous taint which grows best in the shadows. With steel and spell and burning torch, these heroic investigators of the ancient world defended their civilization from the fearsome powers of the Cthulhu Mythos. Golden Goblin Press is proud to offer up six of their adventures, each based on classic tales by Howard Philip Lovecraft. Welcome to De Horrore Cosmico. This book contains a collection of scenarios for the Cthulhu Invictis era of play: The Vetting of Marius Asina by Jeffrey Moeller Doom by Chad Bowser Murmillo by Oscar Rios Kith and Kine by Phredd Groves The Devil's Mouth by Stuart Boon The Case of Tertius Orestius Sedonius by Penelope Love and Mark Morrison Articles: Some Tips for Players and Keepers (Rios), Patrone mi Patrone (six pregenerated NPC patrons; Boon, Groves, Moeller, Rios) Scenarios: The Vetting of Marius Asina, Doom (Scenario), Murmillo, Kith and Kine, The Devil's Mouth, The Case of Tertius Orestius Sedonius

De Horrore Cosmico - Six Scenarios for Cthulhu Invictus (Call of Cthulhu)

Jeff Moeller

Mark Morrison

Chad Bowser

Penelope Love

Oscar Rios

Phredd Groves

Golden Goblin Press

Who Knows What Happens... Behind Closed Doors\nMansions of Madness Vol. 1 contains five scenarios for use with the Call of Cthulhu Starter Set or the 7th Edition Call of Cthulhu: Keeper Rulebook. It includes two fully updated and revised classics, along with three brand new adventures, and all can be played as standalone adventures, used as sidetracks for ongoing campaigns, or strung together to form a mini-campaign spanning the 1920s. Suitable for up to six players and their Keeper, each scenario should take between one and three sessions to play through, and are an ideal next step for those who have already experienced the horrors contained within the scenario collections Doors to Darkness and Gateways to Terror.\nHere are the five scenarios:\nMister Corbitt 
Does a seemingly shy and retiring local businessman hide a terrible secret? Can the investigators solve the riddle and save the day?\nThe Crack d and Crook d Manse 
Long considered to be a cursed place by the folk of Gamwell, it seems the Fitzgerald Manse has finally escaped its sordid past. But, no one s seen the new owner, Arthur Cornthwaite, for quite some time. Is history repeating itself?\nThe Code 
Summoned to the home of Dr. Kenneth Connolly by an urgent telegram, can the investigators make sense of the bizarre events afflicting Wellington Manor?\nThe House of Memphis 
World-famous magician Memphis the Great has not been seen for weeks. Has he merely gone off on another of his legendary magic-hunting trips, or is there a more sinister reason for his disappearance?\nThe Nineteenth Hole 
Renovation work at Thistledown Golf Club has not been running smoothly. First, there were tales of illnesses, then ghostly sightings, and now no one can find the owner. Dark shadows fall over Scotland and all is not what it seems.\nThis supplement is best used with the Call of Cthulhu Starter Set or the Call of Cthulhu (7th Edition) roleplaying game and, optionally, with the Pulp Cthulhu sourcebook, available separately.

Mansions of Madness Vol.I (Call of Cthulhu Roleplaying Game)

Chaosium Inc

Shaun DeWolfe

Gavin Inglis

Christopher Lackey

Humor & Entertainment

Chaosium, Inc.

Britannia and Beyond (Hard Cover Version) A Setting Guide to the Province of Britannia, and the Barbarian Lands of Caledonia and Hibernia for Cthulhu Invictus

Richard Watts

Willaim Adcock

Fred Norton

Behind the modern façade of Britain in the 1920s is a country teeming with links to the supernatural. British folklore harkens back to days of old when early cultures lived alongside strange folk and stranger creatures, when druids and shamans made sacrifices to pantheons of gods both powerful and terrible, and when people celebrated myth and legend in song, art, and oral tradition at the very heart of their civilizations. And those deep roots that so colourfully tell of fantastical creatures, miraculous events, and wondrous deeds also hint and grasp blindly at darker truths. The truth is that folklore can take us behind the veil of reality to glimpse the terrible, alien truths of the universe beyond, capturing vague notions of evil, malevolent beings, their horrible deeds, and the primal fears that they inspire and that have been preserved in Britain's cultural memory. Cthulhu Britanica: Folklore presents a uniquely British vision of Lovecraftian horror where fairies, witches, and folk traditions intertwine with the dreadful, eldritch powers and otherworldly terrors of the Cthulhu Mythos. The book features: A folklore bestiary, including fairy folk, shape-shifters, giants, little folk, black dogs, dragons, water horses, bodily horrors, and much more A folklore calendar and a new 1920s profession--the folklorist--for players Detailed sections on using folklore and folk magic for Call of Cthulhu Keepers And nine Folklore Mythos threats that can introduced into any scenario or campaign, or used as single-session scenarios

Cthulhu Britannica: Folklore

James Desborough

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