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Purchased my copy a couple days ago at my friendly local game store, and had the PDF enablement by the time I drove home to read the hardcover. Outstanding upgrade from the prior version. Art, paper stock choice, book ribbon, everything. Well done!

My group wrapped our take on Masks of Nyarlathotep this past weekend. They did great work, had a blast, saved humanity from the worst, but not all the horror. I've given out certificates of completion to mark the occasion. And we're off this Saturday to start the Horror on the Orient Express. 😍 I was considering the length and investigations to include, esp. as I have Reign of Terror. Checking with the group, I've got some folks who are not into flashback scenarios with alt investigators, so I'll be skipping those (this time anyway). Debating including The Dreamlands Express, and think I'll skip The Doom Train.

I swear he's got the same look on his face that he used to give me when I'd ask him too much about the Lunar Empire and enlightenment back in the HW/Issaries days ... Which I always took as more of a "Lunars aren't the heroes here, Bri ..." chiding, so seeing him in rank is a little amusing. Love the cover and off to order a copy.

Still chugging along with regular play. The group was pretty effective in Cairo, including a spectacularly cinematic and explosive time at a dig site ... which took out three Investigators and left the group stunned. 😈 💀 They have since moved onto Kenya, and are messing around in Mombasa, trying to figure out what to do. Delighted to be this far into Masks.

I would love to hear more about your plans.

My softcover (DTRPG) arrived yesterday, and it looks great. Really enjoying reading it. Top notch work!

Just a brief update - my Call of Cthulhu campaign continues. Other than a few odd reschedules, we've been playing weekly ... pretty much making for a dream-come-true for me of campaigns / games I've always wanted to run. The Florentina Theatre was thoroughly investigated, but the Investigators needed to check themselves in for rabies treatment, and when that was concluded, the trail had gone cold. From there, some recovery including reading, for some, the latest volume from an old author friend, Jackson Elias. And, in early January 1925, off they went to NYC to meet said friend. Yes, they are now well involved in the Masks of Nyarlathotep now. We just wrapped tonight's session with them arriving in Port Said, after an ocean voyage and dealing with ... things in jolly good England. Everyone is having a delightful time. The Marine Biologist is also receiving mental care in a London Hospital after snapping, along with a medium (their old friend from Kingsport, who definitely had a sorry turn of affairs after meeting them again in a London Hotel dining room).

Bought this one, and giving it a read this evening.

Ha! Perhaps. I am running games pretty much every night, so there's less minutes to read.

I'd agree wholeheartedly after reading through it for the last week. Wonderful city, great sourcebook - comprehensive, and gives a fantastic sense of place.

I'll admit that I didn't catch Fioracitta was for Mythras (core) and not Lyonesse. Something about the cover made me think (assume) it was for Lyonesse. I'm pretty excited to get my copy regardless, of course.

Oh, absolutely. I prefer to do a first read of the printed book, but definitely got the PDF + POD package. Much appreciate the pdf being free for that option!

Just ordered up a softcopy of Fioracitta, so will let you know when it arrives. I usually like to do my first read through a printed book (when I get one).

They are - I'm using that deluxe prop pack in fact. Investigators have been loving the handouts, and it's been pretty easy getting the props uploaded into my Roll20 game.