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As a rule of thumb, its something thats a bad idea to mess with. Its part science, part otherworldly power and part divine intervention. A lot depends on the scenario and setting, but in most cases if my players decide to start casting spells they better be prepared for some nasty things happening

Thank you very much TO. I appreciate the feedback a lot. Any experience you have with it in your ongoing campaign, Id love to hear it. Cheers Poul Adding further Mythus influence might be a good idea. The campaign i want to use it for is very much a WIP but he specific item is prepared by a mystic and granted to the Investigators to help them. The ritual to make it failed horribly meaning that Shub Niggurath invested a little influence of her own in it. The creator is not aware of this. The Investigators will learn down the road that something is wrong and I have 2 different NPCs in the works that can help them get rid of it again.

Version 2 of the Foot attached Furless Rabbits Foot v2.pdf

Thanks a lot for the input. I do not own the foot unfortuantely. But I plan on getting one like it, the player will naturally have to wear it while we play

Goal is not to make players hate me (Which is why i want input) I want it to be scary but copeable And there is a whole playsession/scenario planned on finding out how to remove and then getting it removed. Thanks for the input. Ill work on modification.

Im working on this and would like some feedback on it. Fleshless Rabbits Foot This item is presented to teh Investigators as a Rabbits foot. Unless players themself conclude taht such an item might bring luck, I´ll hint at it via a occult check. The item itself does bring luck, after a fashion. The investigator who wears it will feel the effect of it once he fails his first check of any kind. Once this happens the rabbit foot tries to bind to him. The player performs a luck check, if he fails teh rabbit foot bind to him and becomes unremoveable. Untill the foot is bound to a Investigator every time a test is failed it will try to bind. Once its bound to a player the fun begins. Everytime a player fails a test, he immediatly spend the amount of luck needed to succed. He then perfroms a POW check (This is excempt from the luck effect.) If the POW test is succelsfull he pays 1d4 Magic Points and regains 1d10 luck. If failed nothing happens. If the player is has to few luck points to spend, his luck is reduced to 0 and he loses 1d4 Sanity and then checks for Pow as usual to regain luck. To good, to bad, to brutal? Any input would be valued I do have plans in place for how its removed again, which the players will discover (and then very likely try to enact)

Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the answer @Rick Meints

Any chance the 3 categories content could be divulged to the public?

Who do I sue for a new F5 key? Old one is worn out from me hitting it, to see if they are up for sale yet 😂

A last one. Puchase of the new PDF will include teh discount code for the Physical Books as well? I assume yes, but just want to check

Will the matching PDF be released in advance(if so when) or after?

Thank you all. Excactly the kind of help I hoped for

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I am very fond of The Yellow Sign and the way The King in Yellow spread corruption to bring forth Hastur. Id love some input on what supplements I need to read to really broaden my knowledge of the subjetc of everything Hastur, Carcosa and The King in Yellow. Help me lose my sanity and see the Yellow sign in all its glory

Awesome, just ordered it. Looking forward to its arrival but at least I have the PDFs until then

Thank you @CoasterjunkieX, that was a nice one

Thanks klecser. I think this was the one and only really hard lesson to learn. Mostly its an issue because it will make handouts far harder to prepare. Printing them from an PDF is far easier than photocopying the handout from the book

Having gotten The Starter set, Investigators Handbook, Keepers Screen, Grand Grimoire and Masks of Nyarlathotep from my parents I was pleasantly surpriced to recieve links with them to also get them in PDF versions Then just after Christmas I spend gift money to purchase: Keepers Rulebook, Mansions of Maddness, Petersen's Field Guide to Lovecraftian Horrors, Doors to Darkness, Pup Cthulhu, Two-Headed Serpent and Terror Australis from a online bookstore. Thats when i learned that said trader does not provide the free PDFs Lesson learned the hard way. Dont repeat my mistake

Yeah the glow can be annoying. Its a hard dissue to solve without adding more page i.e. making the product more expensive

Im in no way belittleing the issue you have, but with the free PDF with it, at least you can read it more clearly on screen/tablet

Looking forward to January for its Europe availability

Any and all extra information and/or confirmation on this would be amazing. I´ve been out of RPG for quite some years and has not played CoC since the 90ies. Just got the Starter set and Investigators Handbook for christmas to slowly start up again. HotOE was a campaign i have fond memories(or horrific nightmares to be honest) about and getting a new copy of it would be amazing