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Yes, that is correct. The new edition has corrected some typos and errors from the original, non-RuneQuest branded edition, and has several new pieces of interior art, but is otherwise the same content.

Here's a prime example of a talented crew of independent Call of Cthulhu creators taking on one of Chaosium's official Call of Cthulhu settings and expanding it dramatically in exciting ways — which creators are expressly permitted and even encouraged to do as part of the Miskatonic Repository community content program at DriveThruRPG. With In Strange Seas the Royal Navy meets the Mythos! This is a brilliant new take on Call of Cthulhu's Regency Cthulhu: available now in PDF and POD formats. In Strange Seas: The Regency Cthulhu Naval Compendium Evan Perlman, Cameron Hays, Meghan Kuschner, Jazmin Ospa, SR Sellens, Alexander Smith, Carolyn Ivy Stein, Stephen K. Stein ($17.95 for PDF, p[lus POD options, 188 pages) In the Regency Era, the Royal Navy is all that stands between England and the imperial designs of Napoleon. Now, the sailors must also stand against the horrors and threats beyond all understanding! Can your investigators survive in the dangerous wooden world of a King’s ship? And if they do, will their reputations survive intact? In Strange Seas provides a full setting guide for the world of the Royal Navy in Regency Cthulhu. In this guide, you get: Details about society and daily life at sea Tips for running naval combat, with a player-facing cheat sheet! Customized investigator creation, including Navy-specific occupations and backstory tables Advice on using Reputation rules at sea, where a sailor may be poor in treasure but rich in esteem Quick references for all different kinds of ships A tour of a frigate Colorful phrases Period-authentic recipes Also provided are six scenarios that will take your investigators across the seven seas, to the navy headquarters, and even across time itself! Want to take part in the Miskatonic Repository Program yourself? Under the Miskatonic Repository community content license, Call of Cthulhu fans can make their own work for use with the game line available to the public, using guidelines, templates, and art provided by Chaosium. Whether you share your content for free or put it up for sale, this program is a digital home for terror that joins the dreamscapes of all who peruse it. Miskatonic Repository Guidelines for Content Creators Additional Guidelines

No. This is a new edition. If you want it you'll have to buy it.

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Coming in March 2024, a new cover for The Glorantha Sourcebook! This new cover by the award-winning Chaosium staff artist Loïc Muzy features iconic characters from Greg Stafford's world of Glorantha. This edition contains revised, updated, and expanded content drawn from a variety of long out-of-print and rare sources. Combined with the RuneQuest core rules, The Glorantha Sourcebook is a player’s next step to flesh out the setting for their RuneQuest games. There will also be a new leatherette version of The Glorantha Sourcebook out at the same time, released exclusively at Chaosium.com.

Lynne Hardy, associate editor for Call of Cthulhu and Line Editor for Rivers of London, shares advice on how to build effective investigators from both a narrative and mechanical sense. Part of our Chaosium Interviews series with James Coquillat.

Chaosium is coming to SXSW Sydney's Games Festival. Our team will be in Sydney Australia from Thursday October 19th to Sunday October 22nd, with an actual play show, a panel, and a weekend of game demos! STREAM OF CHAOS: CALL OF CTHULHU LIVE Fortress Sydney Alienware Arena, 8:30-10:30PM Thursday October 19. Cthulhu comes to SXSW Sydney! Join us for a live actual play of mind-bending horror and maybe just a few laughs. The Stream of Chaos leads a group of players, including special guests, through a tale of 1920s cosmic horror Published by Chaosium, Call of Cthulhu is the world's best game of horror, mystery, and investigation. In this tabletop roleplaying game, ordinary people are confronted with the machinations of the Cthulhu Mythos. Set in the 1920s, the modern-day, or beyond, players portray investigators of the unknown—decent folk taking a stand against the terrors of the night despite the costs to their sanity and their lives. Only they can save humanity and the world from unthinkable horror. PANEL: WRITING FOR AND ABOUT GAMES JMC Academy Auditorium, 2:30-3:30 Friday October 20. Industry veterans discuss the dichotomy of games writing between development of digital and tabletop games, as well as the modern state of games journalism. With Chaosium's Brian Holland (moderator), Leena Van Deventer, and Jess Zammit. ROLEPLAYING DEMOS Mercure Sydney Grand Ballroom, 11AM-9PM Saturday October 21, 11AM-4PM Sunday October 22. New to tabletop roleplaying games? Or maybe you’re “done with the dungeon” and want to try something different? Chaosium's award-winning TTRPGs are praised as being some of the most engaging and innovative of all time – come and try Call of Cthulhu (horror), RuneQuest (bronze age fantasy), Pendragon (knights of the Round Table) and Rivers of London (modern urban fantasy). We’re running one hour demo games throughout the show, starting every 2 hours. No experience needed, we provide everything you need! Plus you'll be able to buy selected Chaosium TTRPG releases from our friends at Aetherworks.

Jason Durall, creative director for all things BRP, talks about the long legacy of inspired and borrowed content, rules, and settings, in TTRPGS. Part of our Chaosium Interviews series with James Coquillat.

Chaosium Inc, publisher of the Call of Cthulhu and RuneQuest tabletop roleplaying games, welcomes acclaimed artist Ossi Hiekkala to the Chaosium team. Ossi has formally joined the company as Staff Artist, working with fellow Staff Artist Loïc Muzy and Staff Cartographer Matt Ryan as part of the company's internal art team. Based in Finland, Ossi studied graphic design in Rovaniemi, Lapland, followed by three years studying illustration in Japan. After almost 20 years illustrating in the commercial world for advertising and packaging, and having achieved acclaim for his art in boardgames (Flamme Rouge, Honshu and Hokkaido, Nanga Parbat, etc), Ossi has ventured into illustrating for tabletop roleplaying games for Chaosium. Ossi says that RPGs were an essential element of why he turned to illustration: "In my early teens, RuneQuest was the first roleplaying game I ran. Call of Cthulhu was the second. Stormbringer may have been the third or fourth." Ossi's work for Chaosium includes the covers for the RuneQuest Starter Set, RuneQuest: Weapons and Equipment, and the forthcoming Lords of the Middle Sea (shown above). He is also working on the official movie poster for our blockbuster actual play series Graveyards of Arkham. You can also see Ossi's art inside Basic Roleplaying: Universal Game Engine (shown below, top), and titles in the new Cults of RuneQuest series including Cults of RuneQuest: The Earth Goddesses, Cults of RuneQuest: The Lightbringers, and most recently, Cults of RuneQuest: Mythology (shown below, bottom). Ossi currently has a slate of art commissions underway for RuneQuest (below, middle), Call of Cthulhu, Pendragon, BasicRoleplaying, and Lords of the Middle Sea that will appear in coming releases. OSSI HIEKKALA COMPANY BIO

Chaosium president Rick Meints's newest 'Out of the Suitcase' post looks at the advertisements the Avalon Hill game company ran for RuneQuest in their premier house magazine The General. https://www.chaosium.com/blogout-of-the-suitcase-45-runequest-advertising-in-the-general/ Including this ad for "RuneQuest Slayers", in the second-to-last issue of the magazine.

Kickstarter backers will receive their physical copies first and then after that these books will be made available in general release..

Meet Dustin Wright, Chaosium's master of customer, distributor, and retail support, who's worked at the company since 1996, the longest-serving member of the team. Dustin is talking to James Coquillat for our Chaosium Interviews series.

The Greg Stafford Memorial Award for Gloranthan Fandom was established in November 2018 in memory of Chaosium's revered founder and original creative visionary Greg Stafford. With the blessing of Greg's family Chaosium will occasionally and irregularly present the award to recognise a significant and exceptional contribution to Gloranthan Fandom in a current year. This month marks the fifth anniversary of Greg Stafford's passing, and we are pleased to present the 2023 award to the artist Mark Smylie. Chaosium community ambassador Nick Brooke said, "Mark’s beautifully-detailed artwork has brought community content authors’ imagined Gloranthan scenes vividly to life on the Jonstown Compendium. His most recent contribution is a massive amount of meticulous technical artwork showing all stages of Gloranthan shipbuilding, along with a diverse range of stunning nautical portraits, for Martin Helsdon’s 2023 magnum opus Ships & Shores of Southern Genertela." Mark’s art can be seen in several other Jonstown Compendium releases including Martin Helsdon’s Armies & Enemies of Dragon Pass and Men of the West, and Chris Gidlow’s ENNIE Award-nominated Citizens of the Lunar Empire. As with many other community content creators, Mark Smylie’s work has since featured in Chaosium’s own books (see the cover of the Red Book of Magic and many illustrations in the RuneQuest Starter Set, Pendragon Starter Set, and RuneQuest Weapons & Equipment). When not in Glorantha, Mark develops his own Renaissance-era fantasy world of Artesia, and is working on a BRP-derived role-playing game in that setting. On receiving the award, Mark Smylie said: I’m surprised and honored to be offered the 2023 Greg Stafford Memorial Award. I don’t know how many people currently at Chaosium know this but my very first art submission to a publisher was to Chaosium in 1983 when I was still in high school, and somewhere in my files I still have a very kind (and well deserved) rejection letter from Lynn Willis and a very brief letter from Greg describing some of the events that were going to mark the end of the Third Age (a letter that made my friends and I realize we really had no clue about the scale of what was going on as this was years before King of Sartar would see the light of day). Greg’s ongoing work on Glorantha, RuneQuest, and Pendragon was an enormous inspiration in my own creative endeavors—in no small part because it was and is always ongoing—and it’s been an honor and joy to be able to contribute artwork to all three in recent years, particularly for Martin Helsdon’s Ships & Shores book (and let’s face it, really I am getting this award because they can’t give it to Martin a second time) as well as to some of the as-yet unpublished books on Dragon Pass and Sartar that are in Chaosium’s extraordinary pipeline of material that continues to grow Greg’s legacy. Many, many thanks and I hope my small contributions bring some of that same joy to Greg's and Glorantha’s many fans. Previous recipients of the Greg Stafford Memorial Award for Gloranthan Fandom are: Lev Lafayette (2018), the driving force behind successfully bringing back RQ Con Down Under after a hiatus of twenty years. Martin Helsdon (2019), author of the monumental fan work The Armies and Enemies of Dragon Pass, based on Greg's writings. Nick Brooke (2020), for his passionate advocacy of the Jonstown Compendium, Chaosium's community content platform for Glorantha on DriveThruRPG. Katrin Dirim (2021), for her vibrant Gloranthan art, inspired by art styles from antiquity and the middle ages and capturing the essence of mythology. Andrew Logan Montgomery (2022), creator of the critically acclaimed and bestselling Six Seasons in Sartar trilogy in the Jonstown Compendium. All art featured on this page is by Mark Smylie and appears in Martin Helsdon's 2023 community content title Ships & Shores of Southern Genertela, available at the Jonstown Compendium, Chaosium's platform for independent creators for RuneQuest and Glorantha at DriveThruRPG.

Today is the fifth anniversary of Greg's passing. While there may be a twinge of sadness each time we think of Greg, the smiles and fond memories far outweigh it. As we approach Chaosium’s 50th Anniversary we know his spirit and influence will remain undiminished. He left us five years ago today, but only in body. We have a post by Chaosium President Rick Meints in the Mythic Worlds forum:

Today marks the fifth anniversary of the passing of Chaosium founder Greg Stafford. To memorialise the occasion Chaosium president Rick Meints writes: As one of the keepers of Chaosium’s archives, I cannot remember a day that didn’t involve Greg Stafford in some fashion or another. Every piece of paper from the days of yore either was written by him, reviewed by him, and/or signed by him. He involved himself in every aspect of our company from its inception in 1975 until that fateful day five years ago when he made his last journey to other side. Since his death we still feel his influence. Many of us use the phrase “what would Greg do?” when faced with a difficult decision or in need of a bit of inspiration. These last few months include some poignant examples of how much he remains a part of what Chaosium does. The Pendragon Starter Set published this summer bears his name on the front cover. It was one of Greg’s last projects, and the culmination of decades of his work. The same could be said of the RuneQuest Cults books being published over the next few months. Greg and Jeff spent many countless sessions working on the series of books cataloging the lore Greg first dreamt of in 1966 and enriched over the following half-century. As the curators of his body of work, we continue to work on his vision for them and remain true to it. Most of my Out of the Suitcase posts include Greg by name. I hadn’t thought about it until writing this that the Meints Index to Glorantha mentions him on most of its pages as well. All the “classic” Call of Cthulhu and RuneQuest material we rereleased in the last few years – still recognised as some of the most engaging and innovative TTRPG products of all time – have his name in the credits too. These are but a few examples of how his influence is still present. While there may be a twinge of sadness each time we think of Greg, the smiles and fond memories far outweigh it. As we approach Chaosium’s 50th Anniversary we know his spirit and influence will remain undiminished. He left us five years ago today, but only in body. Vale Greg! -- Chaosium founder Greg Stafford (rear), with the four principals of Moon Design Publications (L-R Michael O'Brien, Neil Robinson, Rick Meints, and Jeff Richard), who joined the Chaosium ownership in 2015 -- -- "May Issaries guide your path" – Rick's signed copy of Cults of Prax --

With the release of Cults of RuneQuest: Mythology, this thread is to catch any typos or errors spotted. Please note them here, quoting the relevant page number, the error, and the suggested correction. We will correct the PDF file and the print file for reprints. IMPORTANT NOTE: this is not a thread for questions or discussion of the rules, we are specifically looking for errors and typos only. Please take discussion to another thread. If you have multiple comments, please edit your previous comment and add them to that, thankyou. Please note @Brian Duguid's helpful notes on page numbering below Attention nitpickers! The page numbering is different in the PDF and the print editions, and so it's worth noting which version you have identified any issue with. In the PDF, the pull-out spread is numbered pages 26-29, so the first page of the Monomyth is on page 30. In the print edition, the pull-out is unnumbered (sitting between pages 14 and 15 in my copy), so the first page of the Monomyth is on page 26. I have the leatherette but I assume the standard print edition is the same. Well done to Chaosium for navigating two separate page numbering systems - the index in my PDF and print copies both seem to take full account of the different numbering, which is impressive 😃. But: if you are directing anyone to a page, for nitpicking or any other reason, you will want to specify whether it's the PDF or print version. Unless the content is before page 26, in which case they are the same.

Your players arrive in one hour. What do you need to know to run a RuneQuest scenario? Chaosium's Jeff Richard shares some advice on how to quickly build a beginner RuneQuest scenario. He's talking to James Coquillat for our 'Chaosium Interviews' series on YouTube.

Cults of RuneQuest: Mythology 168 pages, full color hardcover – $39.99* Also available in special leatherette version (a Chaosium.com exclusive) – $90.00* And at DriveThruRPG – $18.99 *price includes PDF when purchased direct from Chaosium.com and Friendly Local Game Stores that are part of the Bits & Mortar initiative. Cults of RuneQuest: Mythology is part of the new Cults of RuneQuest sourcebook series for the RuneQuest TTRPG. It contains an indispensable history of the mythology of the storied and epic Bronze Age fantasy world of Glorantha. A supplement ideal for both players and Gamemasters — A system-free book, Mythology is perfect for any fan of Glorantha, players of other roleplaying games, and anyone with an interest in creative mythology. An explanation of myths and mythology and how it works in Glorantha — Dozens of Gloranthan myths, ready for players and Gamemasters to draw inspiration from, giving further context to the mythical history of the world. This supplement is an enhancement to Cults of RuneQuest, but is system-free and requires no other book to use. Please note Cults of RuneQuest: Mythology is not currently available from our Australian warehouse. It should be available later this month.

Arkham unveiled – behold Loïc Muzy's full wrap-around cover art for our forthcoming Call of Cthulhu: Arkham book, coming in 2024!

Return to the haunted city. Call of Cthulhu: Arkham is coming worldwide in hardcover and PDF in 2024. We will be sharing much more in the coming months. As first revealed by Keeper Kris Straub to the massive PAX AUS Main Theatre audience for Acquisitions Inc Play Call of Cthulhu!

Coming to the PAX AUS Main Theatre and Twitch, join us for Acquisitions Inc plays Call of Cthulhu, featuring Erika Ishii and Keeper Krios Straub! And be sure to tune in for an exciting announcement for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game! Oct 6, 2023 at 8:30 AEDT twitch.tv/PAX

Congratulations to community creators Neil Gibson and Drew Baker, whose Jonstown Compendium RuneQuest title Highways and Byways - A Wayfarer's Companion won Best Cartography at this year's Australian Role-Playing Industry (ARPIA) Awards! Neil is shown here with their award. And congratulations also to Chaosium's Brian Holland, whose forthcoming Call of Cthulhu solo adventure Alone Against the Static was an Honourable Mention for Best Scenario; and to Chaosium's Stream of Chaos crew (David Naylor, James Coquillat, Art Hunter, Alex Caton, and Jackson Heenan), who received an Honourable Mention for Best Stream. Chaosium congratulates all the winners and honourable mentions. The ARPIA Awards were held at ACMI, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, on the evening of October 4th as part of Melbourne International Games Week.

We're excited to be coming to PAX AUS this weekend, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre in Melbourne, Australia. PAX AUS is the biggest popular culture and gaming show taking place on this half of the planet, and we've got a whole raft exciting things to offer to Chaosium fans old and new! Here's everything we're doing, so do come and say hi (or G'day) if you're coming to PAX AUS!: Chaosium Booth - Fri-Sun throughout the show! (TT1234) Demo Games - Fri-Sun throughout the show! (Expo Hall) Press X to Scream: All Things Horror Games Panel - Fri 7:00-8:00PM (Fruitbat Theatre) Acquisitions Inc Plays Call of Cthulhu, featuring Erika Ishii - Fri 8:30-11:00PM (Main Theatre) So You Want to Write an RPG? Panel - Sat 4:00-5:00PM (Fruitbat Theatre) Community Content Pop-up Store, Nick Brooke Meet & Greet - Sat 5:15-6:00PM (Booth TT1234) Chaosium Presents Call of Cthulhu Live - Sat 8:00-10:00PM (Quokka Theatre) Community Creator Meet-Up with Nick Brooke - Sun 12-1PM (Offsite, at Boatbuilders Yard very close by) Chaosium Booth - Fri-Sun throughout the show! (TT1234) Visit the Chaosium booth (TT1234) to buy the latest Chaosium releases! Demo Games - Fri-Sun throughout the show! (Expo Hall) Thanks to an awesome team of volunteer GMs from the Cult of Chaos, we'll be running demo scenarios for our tabletop RPGs Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest, Pendragon, and Rivers of London! Come find our sign-up table at RPG HQ in the Expo Hall. No experience necessary, we provide everything you need to play. Press X to Scream: All Things Horror Games Panel - Fri 7:00-8:00PM (Fruitbat Theatre) The PAX AUS Horror panel returns! Join us as we discuss our absolute favourite genre of games; why they scare us and WHY we want to be scared! The panel will look over the last year in horror games from digital to tabletop, as well as touch on some classics that the whole family* can enjoy. With Brian Holland, Mia, Isaac Lee, Ruby Innes, and PAX AUS special guest Nick Brooke. *this is sarcasm" Acquisitions Inc Plays Call of Cthulhu, featuring Erika Ishii - Fri 8:30-11:00PM (Main Theatre) Acq Inc's Keeper, Kris Straub, leads a cast of curious characters (Erika Ishii, Jerry Holkins, Ryan Hartman, Laura Stringer) on a tour of terror that is sure to thrill, if not make you physically ILL! (This might be a touch scary, is what we're saying.) This tenebrous 2-hour session is brought to you by Chaosium. So You Want to Write an RPG? Panel - Sat 4:00-5:00PM (Fruitbat Theatre) Our panel of TTRPG Industry experts are here to answer your burning questions about creating tabletop roleplaying games! Whether you want to try your hand at penning a scenario, get started in independent publishing, or are looking for advice on how to get your foot in the door with major publishers, this is the panel for you! With Brian Holland, James Haeck, Alex Catton, David Naylor, Kat Clay, and PAX AUS special guest Nick Brooke. Community Content Pop-up Store, Nick Brooke Meet & Greet - Sat 5:15-6:00PM (Booth TT1234) Join us at the Chaosium Booth (TT1234) at 5:15PM, straight after the So You Want to Write an RPG panel. We'll have a curated selection of Miskatonic Repository and Jonstown Compendium print titles for sale! Community ambassador and PAX AUS special guest Nick Brooke will be signing copies of his TTRPG books including his Gloranthan Manifesto and the Gold ENNIE award winning Rough Guide to Glamour. Chaosium Presents Call of Cthulhu Live - Sat 8:00-10:00PM (Quokka Theatre) The official Call of Cthulhu Stream of Chaos live from PAXAUS! Join us for a 2-hour one shot actual play of the Call of Cthulhu TTRPG, full of unknowable horror, and maybe a laugh or two! With the Stream of Chaos team David Naylor, Jaime Coquillat, Art Hunter, Alex Caton, Jackson Heenan, and PAX AUS special guest Nick Brooke. Community Creator Meet-Up with Nick Brooke - Sun 12-1PM (Offsite, at Boatbuilders Yard very close by) At lunchtime on Sunday Oct 9 we're planning a social get together for Chaosium community content creators - (Miskatonic Repository, Jonstown Compendium, Explorers Society). Anyone interested in creating for these programs is most welcome! Venue is the Boat Builder's Yard Bar & Cafe close by to the MCEC.

Newly-released on the Miskatonic Repository, our platform for independent Call of Cthulhu creators at DriveThruRPG, William Bailey's Haunted Mansion is a masterclass of showing how you can deftly concoct a (fictional) Cthulhu Mythos tale out of real historical happenings, bringing in known locations, authentic artefacts and documents, and actual people who lived at the time. First presented as a live actual play production at the Ballarat Heritage Festival in May 2023, this one-shot Call of Cthulhu adventure is set in the turbulent 1890s of the historic city of Ballarat in Victoria's Goldfields, Australia. The scenario explores some of the places, figures and legends in that folklore and the machinations of a real but today largely forgotten cult which operated in western Victoria in the late 19th century; the New Lights or Stephenites, after their ruthless and charismatic leader Stephen. We congratulate creators David Waldron and Shannon Nichols, and the talented players and musicians who brought the story to life at the gaming table! And thanks to Ballarat Libraries who helped make it all happen at the Ballarat Heritage Festival (in Call of Cthulhu, librarians are the heroes, don't you know...) William Bailey's Haunted Mansion David Waldron, Shannon Nichols ($5.99, 39 page PDF) William Bailey was a figure both idolised for his philanthropy yet infamous for his ruthlessness in business and the depths of the skulduggery involved in his running legal battles with the Learmonth family. His 1883 mansion, which still stands on Drummond St in Ballarat is often claimed to be one of Australia's most haunted buildings in local folklore. One-shot scenario, set in 1890s Ballarat. The Investigators, based on the historical figures Detective Thomas Montague, Dr Bella Guerin, Spiritualist James Curtis, and Skeptic Clara Baldwin, will explore the mysterious events unfolding in mining magnate William Bailey's Mansion and the dark manipulations of the historic New Light cult, led by their enigmatic leader Steven. The four pregen investigators, all the NPCs, the backstory, an evil cult and a terrifying artifact* are based on historical characters, events and objects. Illustrated throughout with period photographs and actual floorplans. *The Ballarat Mechanics Institute's Touching the Full Redemption of Mankind by the Death and Blood of Christ Jesus is one of the only two examples of anthropodermic bibliopegy (binding books in human skin) in Australia. This real book - which you can actually go and see in the Ballarat Mechanics Institute's collection today - features in this scenario. And for more fascinating historical stories of uncovering the forgotten secrets of Ballarat’s dark and bizarre past (and potential Call of Cthulhu nightmarefuel) do check out David Waldron's award-winning Tales from Rat City podcast. Originally, William Bailey's Haunted Mansion took shape as a live historical roleplaying session at the Ballarat Heritage Festival in May 2023, held at the town hall. You can watch the performance here:

We formally welcome these members of the Chaosium team to their new roles! Kuba Polkowski, formerly working as an art director for Chaosium, is now lead producer for our new board games division which is led by Chaosium Vice President Daria Pilarczyk. Kuba’s major focus is the board game version of Horror on the Orient Express, announced to great excitement at Gen Con this year, and due to be launched on Kickstarter in March 2024. Horror on the Orient Express, designed by by Adam Kwapiński (Nemesis, Frostpunk) and Michał Gołąb Gołębiowski (Destinies), is the first in a line of planned blockbuster board games based on well-known Chaosium IPs by high profile designers. KUBA POLKOWSKI COMPANY BIO On the departure of James Lowder earlier this year, Susan O’Brien took on the additional role of Chaosium line editor for fiction. Susan is overseeing the launch of fiction titles based on Chaosium’s established game lines including Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest (Glorantha), 7th Sea, and Pendragon. Susan's first title, for a new Pendragon line of fiction, is Arthur the Soldier, book one of Chris Gidlow’s The Ruin of Britain trilogy. Susan is also managing the recently-announced partnership with Aconyte Books to publish fiction for Regency Cthulhu and Cthulhu by Gaslight. Having now passed the baton of board games to Kuba, Susan will continue to work with him shepherding through to release the current board game projects Red Thread of Fate and legacy titles Credo and White Bear and Red Moon aka Dragon Pass. SUSAN O'BRIEN COMPANY BIO