Call of Cthulhu RPG

Core Rulebook and other core/reference accessories

• Call of Cthulhu 6th Edition - New edition in 30th March 2005 the current core rulebook softcover ukL 26.99
  "The Rules of the game amount to about 40 pages. The rest [c. 200pp - pp.] of this book is advice, background, references, and utilities for the keeper [ term for the gamesmaster/mistress - pp.]. Now that you know that, players new to Call of Cthulhu can skip the rest of this part Re-read Sandy's spiel above. It's true. Believe it. Now go on to Orientation. Those who have already played Call of Cthulhu, stick around." - from "Welcome to the Fifth Edition" - Lynn Willis; many still think of the fifthe as the classic edition of this rpg of hideous, brooding, powerful, nameles, formless & indescribable horror...
  "Part the veil that separates frail humanity from the terror that lurks beyond space and time. Investigate forgotten ruins, haunted woodlands, and nameless menaces [i almost tyopped that as "menacles" - pp.]. Enter the world of Call of Cthulhu!" - from the Forword - "Sandy's spiel above" - by Sandy Petersen;
  Horror Role-Playing Game set in the worlds - including the real world - of H.P.Lovecraft written by Sandy Petersen & Lynn Willis, with Keith Herber, William A. Workman, William Hamblin, Mark Morrison, Lee Gibbons, and friends
  
• Cthulhu Dark Ages - New title in 10th March 2004 ukL 19.99 (out of stock)
  mid-march through may 2009 (at least): "reprinting" - i.e. out of stock at publisher, too
  It is the year of our lord 950, and much of Europe is in a sorry state. The remains of the Roman Empire, centered upon Byzantium (Constantinople, modern day Istanbul) is occupied in iconoclasm, religious disputation and civil unrest - when it is not actively engaged in civil war; the Roman church is generally weak, ill-educated - and frequently depraved - throughout western europe, many cities are depopulated, trade is stagnant everywhere, and robber barons do pretty much as they like.
  The Byzantine, Theodorus Philetas has translated the Al Azif into greek, renaming it The Necronomicon; it will take one hundred years, and much blood, and increasing madness, before the book is condemned as blasphemous, and very nearly all copies are destroyed: and even then, the evil does not end... In an age where books are not common, and their authors' scholarship rarely doubted, ancient knowledge is authoritative wisdom, unchallenged save when declared heretical, or contrary to Aristotle
  the core rulebook for medieval cthulhu role-playing
• Call of Cthulhu d20 (hardcover): the d20 system core rulebook NEW in 2003 (was ukL 24.99; out of stock)
  this is a self-contained rulebook using the d20 system, not a sourcebook requiring any D&D 3rd edn. books; it is published by Hasboro-Bradley/Wizards of the Coast under licence from Chaosium
  and see the collection of CoCth d20 scenarios, Nocturnum, and Delta Green d20 for an excellent modern day campaign setting & sourcebook for this system


• Official Limited Edition Cthulhu Dice Set - New accessory in 12th March 2008 ukL 9.99
  blister pack of the seven polyhedral rpg dice, d4, d6, d8, d10, d00, d12 & d20, numbered faces suitably embellished with framing design, hideous cthuloid symbol replacing the "1"
  [see entries in the dice listings for current stock: black on white, yellow on black (and also a fluorescent set got to customer order, as it's twice the price)]
• Cthulhu Now (out of print, replaced by 1990's Handbook which itself is now o/p.)
  
• The Keeper's Companion 1 (last reprinted 24th October 2003) was ukL 14.99 (out of stock & out of print)
  Occult Books; Languages & Scripts; Arcane Antiquities; Secret Cults; Forensic Magic; Alien Races, Mysterious Places; Skills, Expansions, New Skills; Good Cthulhu Hunting, an Alternate Resistance Table, Feverish Study, Law Enforcement Timeline, Circumstances of Death by State, Brainstorming, Books & Sanity, Alternate Rules, updated Investigator's Sheet,...
• Keeper Companion 2 New in January 2003 (was ukL 14.99; out of stock)
• Malleus Monstrorum - New sourcebook in 4th January 2007 (was ukL 19.99; out of stock and reported out of print)
  over three hundred and eighty of the things that can "Eternal Lie..." - the CoC Bestiary, etc.
• Minions of Cthulhu (was ukL 7.99; out of stock)
• Call of Cthulhu Keeper's Screen (was ukL 9.99; out of stock)
• 1920s Investigator's Companion (was ukL 13.99; out of stock)
  the decade player's companion most recently available
• 1990's Handbook (out of stock & out of print)
  Bringing Call of Cthulhu into the modern world with details of computers, surveillance systems, the roles of the american government, military, police and of orgranised crime; includes an optional hit location system, and a chapter of story seeds set around the world (with map), plus annotated bibliography. Revision of the long out of print Cthulhu Now.
• The Lurker in the Lobby ukL 12.99
  Guide to the Cinema of H. P. Lovecraft: useful guide & sourcebook, but not specifically designed for rpg use - so n.b. no stats.

the Call of Cthulhu RPG is based upon the Cthulhu Mythos fiction of H. P. Lovecraft, and also others working with this in his settings and elsewhere; see the Cthulhu Novels list. (the listing includes short story collections & anthologies, plus A Bibliography and Concordance.)

Campaigns, Sourcebooks & Adventure Modules

• Adventures in Arkham Country - Lovecraft Country - 1920s ukL 14.99
• After Lovecraft: The Horror at Red hook; the Cold Case of Robert Suydam - NEW ADVENTURE and reprint STORY in 4th November 2009 ukL 9.99
  includes the mythos story, "The Horror at Red hook" by H. P. Lovecraft; no details regarding the mystery/adventure supplied by uk wholesalers
  ten years on from the horrific revelations of the original story, only two people who know what really happened are still living; Malone, an agoraphobic retired police detective, and a very special young girl - who wasn't even born when the grisly events came to light, and demons walked the earth...
  includes ready-to-run [- or modify, and then run!] pre-generated characters, and promises "You'll Never Read Lovecraft the Same Way Again..."
• (H.P.Lovecraft's) Arkham: Unveiling the Legend - Haunted City - 1920s; New title in 29th March 2003 ukL 21.99
  dual system (native "BRP" & d20)
• The Compact Arkham Unveiled - Lovecraft Country - 1920s (out of stock & out of print)
• Baby's First Mythos - Revised (expanded) 2nd Edition - First Hardcover Edition, now in 2nd state or printing; in 13th January 2005 ukL 7.99
  "From the twisted minds of C.J. Henderson & Erica Henderson Comes the funniest Lovecraft book ever!" An Illustrated Cthuloid abcdary [the "correct" term for "alphabets", or so i am told], and Not Really A Sourcebook At All - except for the pictures, the pictures...
  and now in tasty (well, chewy) board-covered edition, with added X!
• Before the Fall (out of stock & out of print)
• Bermuda Triangle - 1990s - new in April 1998 (was ukL 12.99; out of stock and out of print)
  Secrets of the Devil's Triangle: Cthulhu in the Caribbean; three quarters sourcebook, a quarter scenarios & running Caribbean campaigns, including Voodoo & privateering, piracy & tourism, zombies & scuba diving...
• Beyond the Mountains of Madness - 1930s (out of stock & out of print)
  The Starkweather-Moore Expedition of 1933-34
  a major Call of Cthulhu campaign estimated to take 15-20 full evenings/nights of rpg-ing An Epic Arctic Campaign and Sourcebook written by Charles & Janyce Engan, with Michael Blum, John Goodrich, Mike Lay, Rob Montanero, Frederic Moll, Mike Hodge, Stetve Hill, Sophia Caramagno, Daniel Rohrer & Reginald Winston
• Blood Brothers (both #1 & #2 (non-mythos) (out of stock & out of print)
• Book of Dark Wisdom Issue 2, Volume 1 - New item in 10th March 2004 ukL 3.99
  "The Gaming Magazine for Call of Cthulhu and Lovecraftian Horror
• Coming Full Circle - Pagan Publ. (was ukL 12.99; out of stock)
• The Complete Dreamlands (out of stock)
• Cthulhu Britannica - NEW ADVENTURES advised 14th, arrived 28th October 2009 ukL 20.00
  five investigations set in different time periods: Bad Company, Darkness, Wrong Turn, King, My Little Sister will make you Suffer; includes optional ready-to-use pregenerated characters for players
• The Cthulhu Rainy-Day Activity Book - New in 4th February 2005 (out of stock and out of print :-( )
  you may wish to know there is also a D&D Rainy-Day Activity Book (or i suppose it's possible that you may not...)
• Day of the Beast - 1920s (out of stock & out of print)
• Dead Reckonings - Lovecraft Country - 1920s ukL 11.99
• Delta Green d20 - New edition campaign setting/sourcebook - in June or July 2007 hardcover ukL 29.99
  the d20 System conversion of the classic modern sfnal horror setting, with aliens, conspiracies secret organisations, supernatural horrors and the men and women dedicated to investigating the same
  for all Keepers and Players more desirous of amassing arcane knowledge, than retaining the last shreds of their (debateable) sanity
• Delta Green Countdown - Pagan Publ. (out of stock)
  424+6 = 430pp of Cthuloid Conspiracy & Modern Horror: The Insects from Shaggai; P.I.S.C.E.S. (formerly M.I.13, Military Intelligence Special Reconnaisance Section, re-established as the Paranormal Intelligence Section for Counter-Intelligence, Espionage and Sabotage); The Army of the Third Eye; GRU SV-8; The Skoptsi; The Outlook Group; Phenomenon-X; Tiger Transit; The D-Stacks; Keepers of the Faith; The Hastur Mythos; Appendices: Psychic Powers; Files of Prof. Emerson (Reports on Groversville Neo-Tissue; on Aquatic Humanoids; on Manhatten Subterraneans; on Pittsburgh Toxic Gel); New Skills; Adventures (A Victim of the Art; Night Floors; Dead Letter); Agency Templates; Index; Delta Green Investigator's Character Sheet & three-page map of Club Apocalypse
  Origins Award-Winning sourcebook written by Dennis Detwiller, Adam Scott Clancy & John Tynes
• Delta Green: Eyes Only - NEW Edition SOURCEBOOK in 3rd September 2008 (was ukL 21.99; out of stock)
  (the previous 2007 hardcover first edition, nominated for an Origins Award, is out of print)
  collects Machinations of the Mi-Go, The Fate and Project Rainbow, three of Pagan's Delta Green Chapbooks, sourcebook material on "tradecraft", and policing millennial NYC, and three scenarios
• The Doom from Below - NEW ADVENTURE - available 14th January 2009 (was ukL 8.99; out of stock)
  deep in the backwoods of New England lies a circular chasm plunging hundreds of feet into the earth: is it a marvel of nature, the remnant of some ancient maleficience, or - ?
  investigators exploring this ancient pit will face geological dangers, threats from mis-shapen but possibly natural subterranean fauna, and perhaps uncover a message from the dawn of time
  includes pre-generated investigator characters for quick-start play
• The Dreaming Stone - Dreamlands - 1920s ukL 8.99
  1920s set, but will transfer readily to other times.
• The Complete Dreamlands - ukL 19.99
• (H.P.Lovecraft's) Dreamlands: Fifth (expanded) Edition - New expanded edition: 1st printing April 2004 in 19th May 2004 hardcover ukL 26.99
  Roleplaying Beyond the Walls of Sleep
  Background: Through the Gates of Slumber; The Atmosphere of Dream; The Dream-Quest of Randolph Carter; Gazetteer of the Dreamlands; People of the Dreamlands; The Dreamlands Bestiary; Gods of the Dreamlands; The Dreamlands Grimoire; Adventures: To Sleep, Perchance to Dream; Captives of Two Worlds; Pickman's Student; Season of the Witch; Lemon Sails; The Land of Lost Dreams;
  Appendices: Creating a Dreamlands Adventurer; Bibliography; Chronology; Index; Handouts & Dreamlands Character Sheet. incorporates the long out of print:
• (H.P.Lovecraft's) Dunwich: Return to the Forgotten Village - New title in October 2002 1920s ukL 19.99
  Gives both D20 & CoC/Chaosium's BRP System game stats.
  Until 1806, a thriving community on the Miskatonic river, dominated by the Whateley family, when members of this tribe started to delve into matters that wouuld have been far better left to lie forever sleeping... Since then, the Whateleys have split into fratricidal splinters, worshippers of the unwholesome and betrayers of their uncorrpted kin, and retreated into the backwoods. But the town yet exists, more ghost than alive; and the secrets of its mysterious collapse remain too, awaiting investigation by the intrepid...
• Escape from Innsmouth (was ukL 14.99; out of stock)
• Fatal Experiments - 1920s (out of stock & out of print)
• Final Flight - NEW ADVENTURE available 25th June 2008 ukL 5.99
  it starts with a perfectly routine, commercial flight... that ends with the passengers of Flight 101 trapped in the green hell of a jungle in South America
  was their crash truly an accident? and are they truly alone in this sweaty green hell?
• (Ramsey Campbell's) Goatswood (and Less Pleasant Places) First Edition July 2001 ukL 20.99
  Current-day Cthulhoid Complications (mostly) in the Severn Valley - South & South-Wet England, reaching up into the Midlands - Sourcebook & Open Campaign Book; most adventure ideas readily transferrable with appropriate slight modifications to the 1940s, 1930s, 1920s, 1890s or even earlier: the adventures may also be run completely independently of one another.
  Foreword by Ramsey Campbell; Intro by Scott Aniolowski + postscript by Gary Sumpter; The Campbell Mythos: including details of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland with particular referrence to England, the Severn Valley, and to Ramsey Campbell's particular takes upon these and the Cthulhu Mythos; Campbell Country: The Severn Valley; Map; Belas Knap; The Domesday Book; Berkeley; Birmingham; Bishop's Cleve; Brichester; Campbell Country (Map); Severn Valley Detail (Map); An Encounter in the Library; Books of Interest; (ditto:) At the University; (ditto:) in the British Museum Library; Bristol; Camside; Cheltenham; Cirencester; Clotton; Deerhurst; Forest of Dean; Gloucester; Goatswood; London; Lower Brichester; Lydney; Mercy Hill; Sevenford; Old Sevenford; Sharpness; South Cerney; Stourport-on-Severn; Temphill; Tewkesbury; Upton upon Severn; Warrendown; Winchcombe; Witley Court; Worcester; The Windthrope Legacy: Scenario & background detail; Gothic: Scenario & background detail; Silent Scream: Scenario & background detail; Cross My Heart, Hope To Die: Scenario & background detail; The Watcher Out Of Time: Scenario & background detail; Unpleasant Dreams: Scenario & background detail; Blessed Be: Scenario & background detail; Of Dreams and Dark Waters: Scenario & background detail; Third Time's the Charm: Scenario & background detail; Handouts (photocopiable, rather than to be cut out); Index
  Ten Years in the making, this is a major Cthulhu Now Sourcebook (244pp incl. title p, indica), easily convertible to other periods, written by Scott David Aniolowski & Gary Sumpter, with Richard Watts, J. Todd Kingrea, Clifton Ganyard, Rob Malkovich, Steve Spisak, Mike Mason, David Mitchell, with interior artwork by Drashi Khenedup & Paul Carrick, based upon Ramsey Campbell's mythos fiction (an original anthology of Goatswood stories, including one by him, is available as Made in Goatswood just to simplify things).
• The Horrible Secret of Monhegan Island - 1920s ukL 9.99 (in stock, though out of print)
  published by Grenadier Models Inc. approved for use with CoC (presumably by Chaosium) and "by permission of Arkham House". 4-6 player adventure. 48pp incl. title, contents & advertisement for Grenadier's Call of Cthulhu adventurer & monster miniature figures (i.e. 45pp adventure incl. plans, maps, optional pc templates & npc stats. (new copies found lurking in the back...)
• Horror's Heart - campaign set in montreal - 1920s (out of stock & out of print)
• King of Chicago - includes title adventure & The Secret of Marseilles - 1920s (out of stock & out of print)
• (H.P.Lovecraft's) Kingsport: the City in the Mists - New title in 21st August 2003 1920s ukL 19.99
  Gives both D20 & CoC/Chaosium's BRP system game stats.
  A morning's stroll from Arkham, the misty Massachusetts coastal town of Kingsport is home to artists and fishermen, to dreamers and sailors; some find solace in dream, but otheres, only danger, horror, terror - and maybe death. Charles Baxter's dreams drove him to despair, and he took his own life, leaving behind only a water-soaked collection of poems by way of explanation - or clue.
• Last Rites - four adventures - 1990s ukL 10.99
• Last Rites - four adventures - 1990s (complete & clean but well-worn secondhand copy) ukL 5.95
• Mansions of Madness 2nd Edition - New Edition adventure collection/sourcebook in 13th June 2007 ukL 17.99 (out of stock)
  reissue of the classic collection of 6 investigations
  more for Keepers than Players, unless some of you latter have Ambitions...
• The Complete Masks of Nyarlethotep - 1920s (out of stock & out of print)
• Midnight Harvest - NEW ADVENTURE - available 19th November 2008 (was ukL 8.99; out of stock)
  the autumnal Costume Fete fills sleepy Five Lanterns with outlandish garb sewn by the best costumiers in the country, every year: but this year, some of the ghastlier garb seems a little excessively convincing - could it perchance be real?!!
  a rash of missing children, the discovery of unholy texts, and an irruption of wandering gibbering lunatics...
  will your investigators sort out the real from hte make-believe, and the significant from the irrelevant, in time to prevent the true menace's blasphemous goal being achieved?
• Miskatonic University - New title in 21st December 2005; was ukL 21.99 (out of stock)
  details to follow - "rsn" [possibly]
• Mortal Coils - 1900 to 1929 - Pagan Publ. ukL 13.99
  eight adventure scenarios, set in north (mostly) & south america (two) & Mexico (one); capable of being woven into a campaign.
• Murder of Crows - NEW ADVENTURE - available 1st October 2008 ukL 6.99
  thousands of crows have appeared, and are attacking anyone who dares enter the woods about Bethlehem, New Hampshire; can your investigators discover whatever is driving this merciless corvaceous mystery?
• Mysteries of Mesoamerica - NEW SOURCEBOOK & ADVENTURE OMNIBUS - in 21st January 2009 ukL 24.99
  over 200pp: includes background information, overview and closer detail, as may yet be known, on the "Olmec", Toltec, Mayan, Aztec, Totonac, Miztec and Zapotec cultures that dominated these parts of the "New" World before re-discovery and invasion by 15th+ C CE europeans, with particular emphasis upon the three themes dominating the major religions, and life: Blood, Sacrifice and Death; modern era detailed information includes Revolutionary Mexico, Banana Republics (e.g. Honduras), and the history of the most important (non-player) characters
  about 60% of the volume is given over to four independant, but linkable by Keepers, scenarios set in and against the background of different Mesoamerican achaeological discoveries - which turn into "Investigations": 1914: The Well of Sacrifice; 1923: Menhirs in the Grotto; 1925: The Heretics; 1927: Temple of the Toad
• The New Orleans Guidebook - 1920s (was ukL 10.99; out of stock)
  includes the scenario Twilight of the Fifth Sun
• New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley - NEW ADVENTURES - in 29th April 2009 ukL 22.99
  six new adventures by Christopher Smith Adair, Keith Herber, Tom Lynch, Oscar Rios, and Kevin Ross
• No Man's Land - 1918 - Mythos (out of stock & out of print)
  The Fog of War & Against the Star Spawn - originally run as "Screams in No-Man's Land, the Cthulhu Masters Tournament game at Gencon '93; beneath the Forest of Argonne, there is Something that feeds on misery; and in the bloody shambles of World War I trench warfare, it has fed well...
• Nocturnum - New title in 2003 ukL 19.99
  A modern-day horror campaign builds up from a conspiracy of destruction, a blast of ill will from an ancient god; a hunt and a chase from the heartland of the USA to the very brink of insanity and doom that awaits in the east, at the end of the world...
  Usable as one straight episodic campaign, individual & largely unconnected adventures, or as a Campaign Setting providing a very long-running background story, sometimes advancing only slowly (and sometimes at a truly furious pace), during the course of which lulls multitudinous smaller & shorter adventures may be set, and the precise details of the constituent parts of this campaign modified to suit players, their characters - and your own more fiendly instincts...
  I Long Shades: Snowflake Valley; The Madness of the Twilight Queen; Stillness;
  II Hollow Winds: Wanted!; A Dire Warning; The Sky is Falling; The Benefactor; Visiting Hours; A Family Affair; Revelations; Thor's Anvil;
  III Deep Secrets: The Copenhagen Connection; The Weaving of Three; Beyond the Sea; Moscow Showdown; Into the East; The Turning of the Wheel; The Tyrr Nemaii; Armageddon Plain.
  Nineteen d20 scenario-chapters; over three hundred pages long.
• Our Ladies of Sorrow - NEW ADVENTURE CAMPAIGN in 21st October 2009
  they have preyed upon mankind since before the dawn of history: they are the Ancient Goddesses of Grief, Madness and Death, and not even the most modern of present-day investigators is immune to their powers
• Out of the Vault - New title in 2003 ukL 18.99
  ten scenarios from early & now out of print issues of the Call of Cthulhu magazine, The Unknown Oath; Ten scenarios reprinted from the pages of the out of print first ten issues of the Call of Cthulhu semi prozine, The Unspeakable Oath; Within You & Without You; In Media Res, both by John Tynes; The Travesty & All Good Children, both by Chris Klepac; The House on Stratford Lane, by John H. Crowe III; The Beast in the Abbey & Dark Harvest, both by Kevin A. Ross; The Lambton Worm, by Steve Hatherly; Blood on the Tracks, by J. Todd Kingrea; What Goes Around Comes Around, by Jeff Moeller; plus a sample blank investigator character sheet.
• A Peculiar Pentad - NEW ADVENTURES? or SOURCEBOOK? due in 18th November 2009 ukL 9.99
  designed to provide resources and inspiration to players and keepers [i read]
  written by Jeff Grubb, Gwendolyn FM Kestrel, Jeff Quick, John D. Rateliff [sic], and Thomas M. Reid
  but no useful description of actual contents provided by wholesalers
• The Realm of Shadows - from April 1940 on - Pagan Publ. (was ukL 13.99; out of stock)
  Campaign plus source for the Culte des Goules and the Cult of the Charnel God; from Massachusetts through the Dreamlands, and the rain forests of French Guinea
• A Resection of Time - 1990s ukL 8.99
  The Strange Case of Kyle Wilson: a two-three night scenario
• The Resurrected III: Out of the Vault - NEW ITEM ukL 18.99
  see above, under the title "Out of the Vault"
• Secrets (was ukL 5.99; out of stock & out of print)
• Secrets of Japan - New sourcebook in 16th February 2005 ukL 26.99
  There are Two Japans: one is the bright, modern, technical and electronics-enamoured wonder of glass, fibre optics and steel; the other is a shadowy labyrinth of feudal corruption. The two co-exist uneasily upon their volcanic archipelago, off the north-eastern coast of Asia - islands that are the battle-ground of ancient entities that once ruled the Empire of the Sun, and who are not yet reconciled to its loss; Azathoth, Hastur, Yig, Nyarlethotep; and, behind and above them all, great Cthulhu...
  Japan: a necklace of cold and glittering jewels of enlightenment in the sea of the darkness of ultimate cosmic hostility that is the truth: the millennium is indeed here, and the third and final age of man is over, if not yet quite gone. Mappo has come; now the Buddha cannot save you.
  Secrets of Japan contains an overview of the culture, history and people of Japan, presented as a cthulian milieu; it offers an entire new world of great potential for keepers & investigators wishing - or obliged - to take their researches further eastwards.
  Contents: The Yonaguni Monuments; Introduction; Scroll One: Atmosphere; Scroll Two: Secrets; Scroll Three: People; Scroll Four: The Six Realms; Scroll Five: Scenarios & Sinister Seeds; Appendices: Index; written by Michael Dziesinski, with art by Paul Carrick, Canete, Jason Chan, Katsuhika Hokusai, Drashi Khendup, Andy Lee, Nottsuo, E. J. Su, Jason Thompson, Sigmund Torre, & Melissa Uran. At 360pp, this is a major addition to the Call of Cthulhu game
• Secrets of Kenya - 1920s-30s New title in 2nd May 2007 ukL 21.99
  the first half details the civil, cultural, geographical & political history and environs of the east african british colony (including its native peoples' society, culture & traditions), focusing on the capital, Nairobi, but paying attention also to Mombasa, Kisumu & Lamu, principal towns, together with character templates, optional skills & rules, and numerous NPC templates for the keeper; and also provides a Mythos tour... maps included include considerably more accurate maps that may be used in place of some in the Complete Nyarlethotep
  the second provides background, set-up, plot & development, with atmospheric descriptions, and copyable player handouts & game aids for four substantial adventures: Madness of the Ancestors, The Cats of Lamu, Savage Lands & Wooden Death
  a 3pp Timeline of British East Africa through 1940, 6pp gazetteer of major african cthulhu sites - at least, those that are known *g*, bibliography and 3pp Index
  written by David Conyers; with David Lee Ingersoll, Lee Roberts, Paul Carrick, Badger McInnes & Charlie Krank
  in europe and america, the cthulhu mythos is a thing of dark corners, deep cellars, ancient castles & crumbling stately homes: in africa, it roams wild, stalking those who dare come to interfere
• Secrets of Los Angeles - 1920s - New sourcebook in 3rd October 2007 (was ukL 12.99; out of stock)
  facts, people & places, backrounds, major characters, rumours & legends from, and leading investigators to, 1920s Southern California and the City of Angels
• Secrets of Morocco - NEW SOURCEBOOK - in 1st October 2008 (was ukL 14.99; out of stock)
  learn of the ancient traditions and the war-torn cities of Morocco, and rebellions, and its Mythos details, as you venture into the further reaches of this partly fertile, partly mountainous and mostly arid desert, ancient country
• Secrets of New Orleans (1920s) - NEW SOURCEBOOK in 28th October 2009 ukL 14.00
  incloods voodoo. no other details provided by wholesalers
• Secrets of New York - New title in 27th July 2005 ukL 17.99
  During the day, ships, barges, tugs and pleasure boats steam up & down New York's waterways, dashing through bridges to disgorge thousands of all manner of people and tons of produce, goods & other stuffs, and to take on more of the same; at night, the city blazes with a myriad lights, diamonds dazzling in buildings so tall, they must surely scrape the city's skies. And at night, those lights cast shadows, in which may be found music, food, drink & other drugs, dance - and maybe dark rituals practised in secret...
  Intro; Feasters of the Dark; A History of New York; Manhattan: Uptown; Manhattan: Midtown; Manhattan: Downtown; The Outer Boroughs; Adventure: The Half Moon; Adventure: Transgression; Appendix.
  A Mythos Guide to the City that Never Sleeps; written by William Jones
• Secrets of San Francisco - New title in 26th April 2006 ukL 19.99
  From its position as the golden gateway to the Pacific, its promise as the land of plenty for those prospectors, traders, speculators, cheats & worse who made their fortunes in the Californian Gold Rush, to its simply being the culmination of the doctrine of Manifest Destiny, in at least one interpretation, San Francisco sometimes seems thoroughly domesticated, purged of its wild excesses by the great quake & fire, perhaps: but tales of the city and the region surrounding may belie the friendly mask...
  The Bay Area has known many masters, and each has left their mark upon the land - and upon the city of angels: its cosmopolitan riches attract fugitives, scholars, adventurers, adherents to unorthodox faiths and many more to the most lawless cities in the u.s.a.
• Shadows of Yog-Sothoth - New title (= revised, expanded, corrected, etc. edition) in 1st December 2004 ukL 17.99
  A grand, seven-part 1920s campaign revealing details of a secret society conspiring to achieve the premature rise of R'lyeh - and with this, the release of dread Cthulhu!
  The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight (Boston); Look to the Future (New York); The Coven of Cannich (Scotland); Devil's Canyon (the Mojave Desert); The Worm that Walks (Maine); The Rise of R'lyeh (South Pacific); Plus two bonus scenarios: People of the Monolith; The Warren; Plus Keeper's Handouts to be copied or cut out & given to Players, as & when Appropriate.
  A Global Campaign to Save Mankind by Sandy Petersen, with John Carnahan, John Scott Clegg, Ed Gore, Marc Hutchinson, Randy McCall, Ted Shelton
• Spawn of Azathoth - New title in 8th June 2005 (Cthulhu Now) ukL 17.99
  well, new edition iirc of this Campaign for 4-6 experienced investigators: the suspicous death of a former teacher draws them into an adventure influenced by the sun's hidden companion star
• The Stars Are Right! - New title in January 2005 (Cthulhu Now) ukL 17.99
  Love's Lonely Children (Richard Watts); Nemo Solus Sapit (John Tynes); This Fire Shall Keep (Andre Bishop); The Peofessionals (Fred Behrendt); Fractal Gods (Steve Hatherley); The Gates of Delirium (Gary Sumpter); The Music of the Spheres (Kevin A. Ross); Darkest Calling (David Conyers); The Source and the End (William Jones); When the Stars Came Right Again (Steven R. Rasmussen & D. H. Frew). intro by William Jones & David Conyers' adventure're new to this second edition of the title, November 2004
• Strange Aeons (1957; 2015; 1603) (was ukL 10.99; out of stock & out of print)
  three adventures: Garden of Earthly Delights - 1597; Blood Moon - 2015; The King of Shreds and Patches - 1603.
• Taint of Madness (1890s; 1920s; 1990s) (was ukL 12.99; out of stock)
  A Sourcebook of Sanity, Insanity, Therapies, Asylums, and Laws & Procedures Relating to Such Topics - modifications to the Call of Cthulhu sanity rules - three fully-developed asylums (Bethlehem for the 1890s, Arkham for the 1920s & Bellevue for the 1990s), plus a short scenario for each of these.
• Tatters of the King - New title in 15th February 2006 (1920s) ukL 19.99
  Over the winter of 1928, first the sensitive & the weak - and later, all manner of artists, writers & dramatists - not to mention mediums & the insane - are disturbed or produce peculiarly disturbed works, redolent of some confused panic with no obvious external causes...
  The religious fringes feel new lines of divine communication are opening; some feel - and some even claim publicly - that God is talking to them directly;
  And all feel the call of the stars...
  Tatters of the King is a 232pp (including titles) campaign written by Tim Wiseman suitable for a party of around half a dozen investigators; ideally including a psychoanalyst or alienist, and at least some involved in the creative arts, whether professionally, or as rich amateurs. It is not necessary for all or even most to live in London or the home counties, but foreign-based investigators must be able to travel thither, and free to do so (or able to make themselves so); before the matter is settled - one way or the other - they will find themselves travelling much further afield.
  Advice & guidance on options for involving the player characters in the roils of the events is provided.
  Hastur's Gaze is attracted Back to the Earth for a While - and Some Things Change...
• Terrors from Beyond (1920s & 30s) - NEW ADVENTURES - due in 1st, arrived 8th July 2009 ukL 19.99 (out of stock)
  six adventures: "Ghost Light" by Gary Sumpter: the Hallowsay Light has been dark for several consecutive nights, and the safety of shipping near the Orkney island is at risk; nothing is known against the keepers of the Hallowsay Light, except that one of them whittles childrens toys from driftwood, one is an amateur poet, and Donald Graham, the Principal Lighthouse Keeper, plays the melodeon;
  and whilst there are locally rumours abounding regarding the island, including that of the White Lady, there is nothing to suggest any of these has concrete existence; and nor has there been any permanent population upon the isle, save that of the lighthouse keepers, though neolithic man raised stones and left obscure carvings to bear witness to his presence.
  three from the m.v. Helios, bringing the relief keeper, supplies and letters on its scheduled trip, volunteer to accompany Archie Finlay, the new lighthouse keeper, onto Hallowsay and to investigate the reason for its failure and provide what help the keepers may require; but what will they find?
  "A Method to Madness" by John Almack: revised from that version originally presented at Necronomicon October 2001, Tampa, Florida (merkia)
  in which the investigators start off inside Wormwood, a private mental asylum in New England, to which (rightly or wrongly) they have been committed - some several years hence, and some only very recently, as a result of their accidentally or otherwise causing some obstruction to the fungi/mi-go's half-completed scheme...
  being inmates of the institution, they are of course at something of a disadvantage; not only are they short of resources (save for what they may improvise), but any outside contacts they may have left doubt their sanity - as, indeed, do most of them themselves, as often as not.
  "Death by Misadventure" by Glyn White; wherein visitors to a recently violently (and inexplicably) deceased wealthy art collector's private collection find much to intrigue them, and decide to investigate; the trail leads to Ravensby Abbey in the Lincoln fens, and thence to thewizard, Joseph Crascall of Wisbech, apparently descended from the infamous 17th Century sorceror of the same name.
  "Grave Secrets" by Brian Courtmanche; in which once local, now educated investigators are called in by the new doctor to see whether they can plumb the depths of a dark mystery in the hamlet of Stafford, Rhode Island, that seems to've claimed the life of yet another child of the Bell family every other month - to which the increasingly superstitious, puritanical locals are beginning to attribute to supernatural causes.
  "The Dig" by Brian Sammons, in Arkham, Massachusetts; ideal for launching an Arkham Miskatonic University-prohibition era-set campaign;
  from thirty miles west of Arkham, and the tiny community of Dunlow, the student Stephen Cambpell came to the Miskatonic University to study archaeology, where he eventually told Dr. Adam Carris about the strange inscriptions to be found in stones in the hills behind his father's farm - markings he'd always believed to be Indian, but which his teacher is stunned to discover aer in Tsath-yo, a long-dead hieroglyphic writing from ancient Hyborea.
  a summer vacation dig is promptly organised, and Dr. Carris raises no objections to his colleague from the MU Anthropologu department joining in with a small contingent to study a small group of the Wammic, a reclusive tribe, living nearby, and to explore how the Hyboreans might've survived in prehistoric America; but he finds it a bit much when Dr. Amanda Nelson manoeuvres to climb aboard with a party, to study the local botany - it isn't very long since their on-again, off-again relationship finally collapsed.
  and why does Professor Burlington keep his excavations only a mile or so beyond the camp a secret? and what - if anything - might the local legend of a giant wild man, the Dunlow Creature, have to do with anything?
  and "The Burning Stars" by David Conyers. what happens to investigators when they're driven insane? what happens when they've become so mad, they don't know they've lost their hold on reality? and what happens, when all but one of them is killed in the most gruesome and bloody manner by the vary cause of that insanity?
  the investigators in this adventure come back to consciousness in Elmwood Military Hospital, Port-au-Prince, Haiti (a US US Army Hospital), in October 1930;
  and the surviving investigator doesn't know what has happened to him, what he might've discovered or done; and he's sufficiently plausible, that his friends agree to help him retrace his steps, try to discover quite what occurred during his lost week's worth of memories, and to take things from there.
  it's Haiti, centre of the dark religion of Voudoun, and it's Halloween; what could possibly go wrong?
  the adventures/investigations include pre-generated characters for modification or immediate use as-is, and photocopyable player handouts as appropriate.
• The Thing at the Threshold - Mythos Edition - 1920s (out of stock & out of print)
  "a complete campaign in three chapters"
• Compact Trail of Tsathogua (was ukL 5.99; out of stock)
• Unseen Masters - 1990s/present day ukL 17.99
  Three adventures - The Wild Hunt; The Truth Shall Set You Free & Coming of Age - Cthulhu Now
• Utatti Asfet - 1990s/present day ukL 15.99
  Starting off at a symposium upon unexplained phenomena in Tonga, and returning thither eventually (via New Orleans, back-country bayoux; a mental institution outside Hamburg, & deep in darkest Sudan)

Cthulhu Live Action Roleplay

• Cthulhu Live 3rd Edition - New Edition, first printing in 6th September 2006 ukL 14.99
  by Robert "Mac" McLaughlin et al. [8/9/08: and, though wholesalers advised it is no longer available last week, they've supplied it this week. hey-ho... - ppint.]
• Player's Companion ukL 12.99
  Character advantages & disadvantages; powers & limitations of revenant transmogrifications; Real-Time Combat Syestem; early 20th century apparel; using stage make-up; prop-building; creating effects; detailed guidelines for organising & running LARP campaigns
• Lost Souls ukL 12.99
  covering the madness incarnate, that is the Church of the Yellow Sign to the psychopathic ritual killers of the Mund-Caprice Family, this sourcebook plunges players and keepers [GMs] into the darkest corners of the Cthulhu Mythos: players assume the roles of mortal servants of the alien horrors from beyond space and time and, subservient to the whims and will of their unspeakable god, offer foul sacrifice to him, and commit glorious atrocity in his name.
  includes guidelines for role-playing revenants, details of over two dozen cults & secret societies, and information on the shadow organisations that contend with Mythos Cultists on their own dark terms, including Pagan Publishing's Delta Green and the Catholic Church's Brotherhood of Sleep; New Skills, Spells & New Character Templates; and complete New Rules for Facade, Sanity's darker sibling.
• The Old Man of Damascus - NEW ADVENTURE - available 6th August 2008 ukL 5.99
  full-length adventure set in the three-year long siege of the fortress of Li [Le? La?] Vaux Moise in one of the easternmost provinces of Christendom, in which players plot, or intrigue against, the doom and desolation that seemingly inevitably awaits the Christian nobililty and soldiery, and perhaps also the muslim ambassadors from the caliphate: what desperate chances may they not search for, and grasp at, fearing to face their otherwise certain doom?
• Shades of Gray ukL 12.99
  LARP Cthulhu in the worlds of pulp fiction & film noir, also introducing elements from Pagan Publishing's Delta Green campaign.

Cults Across America;
Arkham Horror and expansions;
The Hills Rise Wild
are Cthulhoid boardgames; whilst
Do You Worship Cthulhu?
is an inspired paranoid party form of Cthulhoid insanity

Cuddly Cthulhus, Nyarlethoteps & Other Plush Abominations

• (not plush at all, but this seems the place to note them:)
  Bag of Cthulhu - NEW ACCESSORIES in 8th July 2009 ukL 11.99 (out of stock)
  6 larger and 24 smaller ink-washed, dark grey-green plastic replicas of Henry Anthony Wilcox's Horror in the Clay squatting Cthulhu, from H.P. Lovecraft's The Call of Cthulhu
  so far as yr hmbl srppnt can tell, these would be equally well usable for play with/in just about any other cthulhoid game, decorating a mantel, or the suitably-colouured sugar icing upon a birthday, cthulhumas or similar special occasion-honouring cake.
• (not actually plush at all - but definitely (Little) Monstrous :-) ):
  Baby's First Mythos - either First Hardcover Edition, 2nd state, or 2nd printing: it's not given as such (originally New in 13th January 2005; (now in chewy hardcover) ukL 7.99
  New Edition - most appropriately between (colour-printed) board covers - Now With Added X" (and schadenfreudistic afterword)
  "From the twisted minds of C.J. Henderson & Erica Henderson Comes the funniest Lovecraft book ever!" An Illustrated Cthuloid abcdary [the "correct" term for "alphabets", or so i am told], and Not Really a Cthuddly at all - but the pictures, the pictures...
• Halloween Chibithulhu - NEW Plushie GAME ACCESSORY in 14th October 2009 ukL 16.99
  a chthute lhitthle thingh - well, c. 16" (46 cm) high (including hhalloween hhat) - with huge adorable (i read) eyes, grinning Jack o'Lantern on its chest and a special advantage in Munchkin Cthulhu games
• Mini Green Chibithulhu - NEW PLUSH in 11th November 2009 ukL 6.99
  what can i say? it's about 3" (c. 7.5 cm) tall, has little white wings, and a horribly cute, trusting expression...
• Cuddly Superhero Cthulhu (large) - New item in 19th September 2003 ukL 26.99
  last couple available; stuffed plush dressed in "traditional Super-Hero costume"; Costume is purple and yellow with purple cloak; integral with the Superhero Cuddly Cthulhu's body (i.e. it is not removable); and, lurking beneath his frondlike tentacles, there it is - his tentacally suitable superhero symbol!
  n.b. NOT CE-marked; NOT suitable for young children, nor for babies of any age; recommended for 14-year-olds and over by american company
• Cuddly Mini Shoggoth: stuffed pink-and-mauve-tentacled, multi-eyed-grey-armed-and-bodied starfish-like plush - New item in 28th April 2004 ukL 9.99 (in stock, though no longer distributed in e.u.)
  last one available; would make a rather wonderfully weird shoulder ornament or similar, with a little inspired needlework (&/or velcro)...
• (not very) Cuddly Anubis - New item in 11th February 2004 ukL 19.99 (last one in stock; no longer distributed in e.u.)
  (approximately 14"/35.4cm tall): stuffed black and gold with lapis blue enamelled "gems" plush with velcro'd gold & blue stuffed Ankh Sceptre: The Ancient Egyptian God of the Dead...
• Cuddly Godzilla [Gojira] (large) - New item in 24th October 2003 ukL 19.99
  last one available; Sharp-looking (actually soft & slightly floppy) felt teeth, small head, multiply scaley-lined backboned reptilloid body and truly impressively tailed stuffed plush.
  n.b. NOT CE-marked; NOT suitable for young children, nor for babies of any age; recommended for 14-year-olds and over by american company
• Cuddly Rodan - New item in 19th December 2003 ukL 19.99
  last one available; stuffed eagle (?)-headed & tailed, winged sauroid (? i think he's a sauroid; i apologise to him in advance, if this be not the case) plush in a tasteful deep brown; the wings are wired so as to be positionable by bending each one's armature (true for all of the winged plushies on this page that are in stock apart from the small cuddly Cthulhu and the Monty Python Alive, Honest, Guv/Dead Parrot.)
  n.b. NOT CE-marked; NOT suitable for young children, nor for babies of any age; recommended for 14-year-olds and over by american company
• Cuddly Monty Python Dead/Live Parrot - New item in 24th October 2003 ukL 7.99 (out of stock & no longer available in e.u.)
  "It's a Norwegian Blue..." - stuffed plush n.b. NOT CE-marked; NOT suitable for young children, nor for babies of any age; recommended for 14-year-olds and over by american company
• Zombies!!! Bag of 100 glow-in-the-dark Zombie Babes ukL 7.99
  fluorescent (day-glow: they soak up ultra-violet light from sunlight and strip lighting, releasing it to effect in lower levels of light, and most effectively in dark & near-darkness) plastic zombies!
  n.b. NOT CE-marked; NOT suitable for young children, nor for babies of any age nor under 3 year-olds because small enough to be put in the mouth, so danger of choking etc.;Intended for use with the boardgame, Zombies!!! q.v;
  male zombies!!! and non-fluorescent zombies!!! are also intermittently available, at the same price (obtained to customer order)
  "Because You Can Never Have Enough Zombies"...
• Zombies!!! Dogs!!! Bag of Zombies!!! Dogs!!! New accessory in 13th July 2005 ukL 7.99
  Bag of 100; non-glowing, light fawn Dogs!!!;
  n.b. NOT CE-marked; NOT suitable for young children, nor for babies of any age nor under 3 year-olds because small enough to be put in the mouth, so danger of choking etc.; Intended for use with the tile boardgame, Zombies!!! q.v; and particularly with Zombies!!! 4: The End q.v.a.
  (Because A Zombie Can Never Have Enough Best Friends, perhaps?)

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