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Chaosium Con Australia is coming in June! Today we are excited to announce bestselling RuneQuest creator Andrew Logan Montgomery joins Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason as one of our International Guests of Honour! Winner of the 2022 Greg Stafford Memorial Award for Gloranthan Fandom, Andrew's Six Seasons in Sartar trilogy sits at the top of the highest selling titles in the Jonstown Compendium, Chaosium's platform for independent RuneQuest creators at DriveThruRPG. Six Seasons in Sartar was the first Jonstown Compendium title to attain Platinum Best Seller status. Among its dozens of five star reviews, it has been described as "one of the best RuneQuest adventures ever" (Shannon Appelcline) and "a superb treatment of community, myth, and tragedy in Glorantha [that] as a campaign starter has no equal" (Reviews from R'lyeh). ”Chaosium Con Australia marks both my first time down under and my convention debut. I couldn’t be more excited for both. Looking forward to seeing you all there!” said Andrew Logan Montgomery. Chaosium Con Australia takes place on June 8-9 in Melbourne, Australia (King's Birthday Weekend). The venue is Moonee Valley Racing Club, Moonee Ponds. The convention hotel is The Sebel Moonee Ponds, a short walk from the venue. More Chaosium Con Australia guests will be announced in coming weeks. Badges for Chaosium Con Australia will be going on sale later this month: stayed tuned! And remember, in addition to Chaosium Con Australia in June, the original Chaosium Con once again takes place in Ann Arbor MI on April 18-21 – badges for the US con are available now!

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Award-winning Australian novelist Jane Routley is back with her second Miskatonic Repository creation: A Midsummer Night's Darkness, a one-shot set in 1909 with Suffragettes as investigators! And another Australian author of note Rjurik Davidson, "a master of antipodean weird", makes his Miskatonic Repository debut with Stars Over Siberia, a scenario set in St Petersburg, 1929. Just two of a host of brilliant new Call of Cthulhu titles in the Miskatonic Repository - it's going to be a great year for community content! A Midsummer Night's Darkness Jane Routley ($3.31, 27 page PDF) The Recipe: Take a doughty group of suffragettes travelling through rural Shropshire in a caravan. Add two beginner sorcerers in search of arcane power. Stir in a vengeful poacher. Bake it all together on a warm midsummer evening for a night of terror. 1909 one shot scenario which includes 6 pre-generated characters. Tell Me, O Muse Simon Alexander ($3.99, 17 page PDF) In the shadow of the Great War, an ancient mystery rises from the ash. "Tell Me, O Muse" invites experienced Investigators to challenge a conspiracy of truly epic proportions, where history and mythology collide in the unfathomable depths of Lovecraftian horror. A Keeper's Comfort Fleming Barto ($5.00, 59 page PDF) Fifteen years is a very long time, a lot can happen, especially alone…Harry Kincaid and Thomas Wolmont may be America's best lighthouse keepers, manning the most remote light in the US for the last 15 years, only one problem, no one knows where they are. Take the role of United States Lighthouse Service Inspectors, arriving at Keel Island and attempting to piece together the lives of these men. 1920s-era, inspired by Robert Eggers’ “The Lighthouse”. Halcyon Days Michał Pietrzak ($1.00, 12 page PDF) The mysterious disease has caused the deaths of three unrelated people in Kingport. A friendly doctors asks the Investigators for help in identifying the cause of the disease. What they find may affect them in ways they would not expect... Short adventure set in Kingsport of 1925. Alpaca in the Coffee John Hedge ($3.50, 38 page PDF) How would you react when the last person who'd ever use violence, turns violent? Something is very wrong with the coffee. Can the investigators unravel the mystery and confront a burgeoning sentience before it causes the city to tear itself apart? Alpaca in the coffee is a modern scenario set in Leith, part of Edinburgh in Scotland. It is an investigative mystery involving wyrd science, AI, and difficult choices. It is the third installment in the Alpaca Series. The Era of the Body Snatchers Mark Corrigan ($3.50, 43 page PDF) On a cold and wet November night in 1830s Ireland, strange things are afoot in a small graveyard in Faithlegg, Co. Waterford. These are troubling times where not even the dead can rest easily… In this Cthulhu by Gaslight scenario, uncover the dark secrets of The Hellfire Club, a clandestine organization shrouded in mystery and steeped in occult rituals. Led by the enigmatic and self-proclaimed 'King of Hell,' the club's disturbing practices involve gruesome sacrifices, reanimation of corpses, and a sinister pact with an eldritch horror. The Inner Light Jason Shayer ($4.99, 33 page PDF) A murder investigation leads investigators to an influential wellness institute that is a front for the Cult of Cthugha. The cult hopes to free the Great Old One, Cthugha, from its bonds and bring about a new world order. The cult leader, August Chase, has lived for centuries, waiting for the right time to perform the ritual that will free his master. Chase will use the influence of his cult to prevent the investigators from stopping him. However, he’s unaware that his most trusted devotee, Dr. Trinity Emerson, has a plot of her own to seize the power for herself. One shot scenario set in the Classic Era of the 1920s, tthe second Miskatonic Mystery Club adventure (the first adventure is The Shambler Between Worlds). The Horror of Morinrood Rob Leigh ($9.99, 43 page PDF) The investigators are sent to a remote island in the Irish Sea to investigate a murder at a small research facility. But they are not alone: corporate agents, environmental protestors, and even the mi-go have taken an interest in the island. Trapped by a violent storm, the investigators must unravel the mysterious happenings on Morinrood while also staying alive. Modern day survival horror scenario inspired by computer games such as Prey (2017) and Resident Evil. Investigators must unravel a mystery, brave a punishing storm, and collect access cards to unlock new areas, all while dealing with the hostile creatures that now call the island home. The Neighbor Quico Vicens-Picatto ($3.00, 15 page PDF) The Johanson family, an extremely impoverished immigrant household, has recently moved to Liverpool. Their new neighbor in this place won't be an ordinary person by any means, and they'll have to fight to escape a terror that will not only come from the outside but also take root within, destroying them from the inside out. In this scenario, cosmic horror blends with psychological horror. The characters will soon be plagued by uncertainties about what is happening both outside and within the family. This will leave them feeling completely uneasy and cause them to experience intense anxiety, making it difficult for them to make wise judgments. Haunting of the Silverton Peter Wilbur ($10.00, 43 page PDF) A plea for help! A ghost is haunting a train. Can the investigators get the ghost out of the train or will they join the ghost on the train? An investigation involving research and investigative skills with deadly combat that hopefully can be avoided. The Haunting Handouts Revised J.J. Lahtinen (Pay-What-You-Want, suggested price $0.50, 1 page) Enhanced handouts for The Haunting scenario, available in the Call of Cthulhu Quickstart and 40th Anniversary Keeper Rulebook. Sanity Flowchart J.J. Lahtinen (Pay-What-You-Want, suggested price $0.50, 1 page) Sanity Flowchart, available in A4 and A5, textured and untextured formats. Cthulhu Maps - Beyond the Mountains of Madness - Maps Pack Lovemaps ($59.90, 80 maps, 200 tokens) A truly huge (1.9gb) pack of resources for the Beyond the Mountains of Madness campaign. Stars Over Siberia Rjurik Davidson ($9.95, 62 page PDF) The year: 1929. The place: St Petersburg, USSR. The scientific community is abuzz by the recent meteorite that blazed across the sky and came down on 2 June near Krasnoyarsk, Siberia. That brilliant ball of stone appeared like so much in the communist country, full of future potential, but fiery, blinding, dangerous. Meanwhile, deep shadows are gathering in Moscow and St Petersburg, for the frightening figure of General Secretary Joseph Stalin is taking control. Like a spider at the centre of a web, he monitors everything in Russian society, ready to scurry out and devour. The investigators are summoned to the office of Pietr Kutzenov, head of the New Research division of the Academy of Sciences in St Petersburg. Kutzenov instructs them to make a secret mission to retrieve the remains of the meteorite. But the journey is filled with secrets and revelations, and no one will return unchanged! WHAT IS THE MISKATONIC REPOSITORY? Are you a Keeper looking for new scenarios and story elements? A player looking for something mysterious to spark a character idea? Is your group looking for eerie ideas to use in your game? The Miskatonic Repository is where you can find —and create —self-published material for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game. Interested in submitting content? Go here to see the guidelines, and here for the additional guidelines. No extra license is required. Get started and download the MS Word template or the InDesign template for Miskatonic Repository submissions, and check out our other free creator resources.

Jennell Jaquays was inducted into the Gaming Hall of Fame in 2017. There are many facets to her status as a pioneer in the hobby games industry; we love that one is she was the first artist to depict a TTRPG duck (RuneQuest ducks for the cover of Wyrms Footnotes #8, shown here). Chaosium president Rick Meints wrote about this in his 'Out of the Suitcase' series back in 2020: https://www.chaosium.com/blogout-of-the-suitcase-2-ducks-ducks-and-more-ducks/

In my latest Jaxarte story, which will feature in the forthcoming new edition of A Rough Guide to Boldhome, due out at Chaosium Con, our hero is a guest in one of Boldhome's Mostali mansions and comes across Dwarven tinned food. Each of these cylindrical metal containers is stamped with a symbol – "what appeared to be a cow, a sheep, some sort of flightless bird, and what looked to be a man": Two of the footnotes from the tale: 11] The Dwarf of Dwarf Run will occasionally offer “Cows in Cans” and the like for trade: as these foodstuffs do not spoil they make excellent long-term provisions for buyers expecting to be besieged or about to take a long sea voyage. It is said that the Mostali have a special magical hand tool to effortlessly open their cans; if so, this is a secret they keep to themselves. [12] Jaxarte does not go into details, but the famed cook Antonor Lukewarm of Geos in Jonstown is said to have sampled various Dwarven canned goods and recorded his impressions. He tasting notes said, “When the dwarves assert that their tinned beef is ‘100% cow’, let me warn you they are speaking quite literally. The can I sampled was certainly fresh, but in addition to meat it contained visible lumps of hair, horn, and viscera.” He tried the other varieties Jaxarte mentions; the sheep symbol proved to be mutton, the flightless bird was demi-bird (“tough, strangely bitter, and with bits of bone like chalk” ) and the man symbol was “probably herd man, but tasted like pork”.

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As we reflect on the achievements of RPG pioneer and GAMA Hall of Famer Jennell Jaquays, who passed away earlier this week, at the link is the interview Lynne Hardy did with her for 'Women in Tabletop Gaming Month' in 2018. https://www.chaosium.com/blogwomen-in-tabletop-gaming-month-15-chaosium-interviews-jennell-jaquays/

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Since the 1970s Chaosium has had the good fortune of working with some of the most talented creators in the industry, often when they were just starting out. Jennell Jaquays was one such creator, who went on to make a long-standing and multi-talented contribution to the hobby games industry as a designer, writer and artist. It is with a heavy heart we say goodbye to her today. While Jennell created material for a host of game systems, we of course revere her for her highly-regarded work for the RuneQuest TTRPG. She was one of our company's earliest artists, contributing her creative talents to some of our most iconic RuneQuest products. This includes Griffin Mountain, regarded as "a true masterpiece of the early days of gaming" (Grognardia). The original cover art was done as a painting and is one of the most cherished items in my personal collection – it hangs on the wall in my office, I'm looking at it now as I write this. Jennell not only illustrated Griffin Mountain, but co-wrote it with Greg Stafford and Rudy Kraft. It's rightly considered one of the greatest TTRPG campaigns ever written. Other iconic RuneQuest titles Jennell was involved with include Cults of Terror. Jennell not only did the terrifying cover art, but wrote the Cult of Thanatar, one of the most fearsome and horrifying antagonists ever created for the game. Jennell's more recent work to feature in RuneQuest-Glorantha publications includes the covers for Wyrms Footnotes #15 and Greg Stafford's The Sea Cave, part of RuneQuest Classic's Old School RQ Resource Pack. One subject near and dear to Jennell was Ducks! The earliest visual depiction of Ducks in a TTRPG context was her cover art for Wyrm's Footnotes #8, drawn in 1979. Jennell brought them to life in Glorantha, probably more than any other single individual, and we thank her for bringing more humor to our gaming table. In that vein, for Judge's Guild Jennell wrote and illustrated Legendary Duck Tower, a spoof on her own 1979 D&D module Dark Tower. As a talented sculptor of miniatures, she added another dimension to our gaming experiences, once again often with a bit of humor. Back in the early 1980s Jennell sculpted a series of Gloranthan miniatures for Martian Metals. Her love of miniatures carried on to this day, and some of the last TTRPG projects she was involved with featured or were inspired by her miniatures work. We grieve with all of those who knew Jennell, especially her family. We are certain her work will live on and continue to inspire future generations of TTRPG creators. We at the Chaosium fondly remember all the wonderful works you created for us, and for others. You have earned your seat at the table of gaming greats many times over. Vale, and farewell, Jennell. — Rick Meints, President Chaosium Inc.

Chaosium's community coordinator Bridgett Jeffries @Symphony Entertainment ventures beyond signal range to tackle Alone Against the Static, our newest solo adventure! Keeper Bridgett plays through our new1990s Call of Cthulhu scenario on her own Symphony Entertainment channel. And you can play it too: Alone Against the Static is available now in full color hardcover (price includes PDF). Also available at DriveThruRPG.

Chaosium Con Australia takes place in exactly FIVE months from now (June 8-9), and today we are excited to announce Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason will be one of our International Guests of Honour! If you're a Call of Cthulhu fan Mike Mason needs little introduction — as the current 7th edition of the game became an international smash hit, with the core rules and subsequent expansions and supplements winning literally dozens of awards, it's Mike's who's been at the helm, steering a course through the black seas of infinity. "Call of Cthulhu and Chaosium in general has always had a strong fan base and active creator community in Australia, and I'm excited to be meeting many of them in June", said Mike Mason. Chaosium Con Australia takes place on June 8-9 in Melbourne, Australia (King's Birthday Weekend). The venue is Moonee Valley Racing Club, Moonee Ponds. The convention hotel is The Sebel Moonee Ponds, a short walk from the venue. More Chaosium Con Australia guests will be announced in coming weeks. And badges for Chaosium Con Australia will be going on sale later this month: stayed tuned! And remember, in addition to Chaosium Con Australia in June, the original Chaosium Con once again takes place in Ann Arbor MI on April 18-21 – badges for the US con are available now!

We love the Miskatonic Playhouse! They're the wonderful podcast dedicated to playing and showcasing scenarios from the Miskatonic Repository, the ever-growing community content program for independent Call of Cthulhu creators at DriveThruRPG. We talked about them previously in our "Significant Streams" series. Do go give them a listen! They've also created a superbly useful Scenario Map, showing the location - as far as can be ascertained* - of available Miskatonic Repository titles. Ideal if you're a Keeper looking for something in a particular location, or exploring the incredible possibilities the Call of Cthulhu TTRPG offers. This map is regularly updated as new titles are added to the program. All aboard for destinations unknown! *"Please note this is not all the scenarios on the Repository, only those with a definite location on planet Earth." WHAT IS THE MISKATONIC REPOSITORY? Are you a Keeper looking for new scenarios and story elements? A player looking for something mysterious to spark a character idea? Is your group looking for eerie ideas to use in your game? The Miskatonic Repository is where you can find —and create —self-published material for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game

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We are so excited to announce the Call of Cthulhu Humble Bundle! For a limited time, you can donate to charity and receive up to 25 Call of Cthulhu titles valued at over $400. There are 3 different bundles which scale depending on how much you donate—the more you donate, the more books you’ll receive! The Call of Cthulhu Humble Bundle is the perfect on-ramp for Cthulhu-curious tabletop roleplayers looking to take their first forays into the eldritch unknown while supporting a great cause. Our long-time Cthulhu fans will find the Call of Cthulhu Humble Bundle a great way to get additional digital copies of your most well-loved books, or round out your existing library. When you support the Humble Bundle, you’ll be donating to The World Wildlife Fund—one of the world’s largest and most experienced independent conservation organizations. The WWF’s mission is to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by conserving the world’s biological diversity, ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable, and promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption. The Call of Cthulhu Humble Bundle is live now, and will be available until January 27th at 11am Pacific Time!

Our newly-released Call of Cthulhu scenario The Shadow Over Providence: Enhanced Edition contains player handouts, maps, and non-player character portraits for this 1920s adventure. And six pre-generated investigators which allow you to jump right into the horror! We've put them all these resources together in a Free Handouts Pack: download and use them again and again! We've even included Pulp Cthulhu and plain text versions of the pre-gen characters! The Shadow Over Providence - Enhanced Edition is available now: The original edition was written in 2019 to celebrate NecronomiCon, the international conference and festival of Weird Fiction, Art, and Academia which takes place bi-annually in Providence. The author is Jon Hook of the Modern Mythos Podcast. This updated, full color edition includes all new art, new maps, and new player handouts. Purchase The Shadow Over Providence: Enhanced Edition PDF now and get the price of the PDF off the print version when it is out in early 2024. Also available at DriveThruRPG. And do check out the VTT version at Roll20!

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Chaosium's community coordiantor Bridgett Jeffries is absolutely delighted to be a Guest of Honour at Breakout Con in March! Breakout is Toronto's premiere tabletop gaming convention, taking place March 15-17 at the Sheridan Centre in downtown Toronto, Canada. The convention includes a huge Bring & Buy auction, an expansive games library, an epic number of gaming sessions, and panels by industry insiders - including Bridgett. We'll share Bridgett's program at the con closer to the date. For more information and tickets see the Breakout Con website: https://breakoutcon.com/

Last month we released 'The Domestic', a free PDF introductory solo adventure for Rivers of London: the Roleplaying Game.This entertaining scenario is now also available print-on-demand from DriveThruRPG! Get your copy now, in standard color softcover ($9.99) or premium color softcover ($13.99). Price includes the PDF. Designed for one player, 'The Domestic' teaches you the rules of the award-winning Rivers of London RPG as you play through it. Choose to be a magic-wielding police officer, nurse, or social worker in a game set in the world of Ben Aaronovitch's hugely successful Rivers of London series. Note: 'The Domestic' solo adventure is also included in Rivers of London: The Roleplaying Game core book, available separately.

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The 2023 edition of the Jonstown Compendium Catalogue is now available at DriveThruRPG! Community ambassador Nick Brooke's comprehensive catalogue details every supplement published in the first four years of Chaosium's community content programme for RuneQuest and Glorantha. If you're a gamer in Glorantha this is an invaluable resource! Featuring all 349 Jonstown Compendium releases through to December 2023, the book is divided into nine categories with titles ranked by sales. Three Where in the World? maps show product locations (where they can be pinned down), and there are notes on when each scenario and campaign is set, by year and season, including all official Chaosium RuneQuest scenarios too. Appendices include notes for creators and best-seller charts, and a selection of fascinating bar-charts showing the growth of the programme. Jonstown Compendium Catalogue [2023] Nick Brooke ($3.50, 205 page PDF, 6x9 inch paperback version coming soon) This book merges the 2022 JC Catalogue with the 2023 JC Index to present every release up to the end of December 2023, divided into nine categories: RuneQuest (scenarios), Glorantha (sourcebooks), QuestWorlds, Monsters of the Month, Virtual Tabletop Tokens, Cartography & Battle-Maps, Artpacks & Stock Art, Shorter Works, and Play Aids & Random Stuff. Detailed listings analyse content (pages split between scenario, stats, maps, etc.), calculate the price per page of content (excluding front matter, blank pages, etc.), and summarise key details about each title.

Chaosium mourns the passing of games industry luminary Bryan Ansell, who died on December 30th 2023. Bryan was founder of Citadel Miniatures and a former Managing Director of Games Workshop. Bryan will be rightly remembered as a titan in the miniature wargames hobby, helping transform Games Workshop into the industry-leading global company that it is today. In his role as General Manager, Bryan was also instrumental in bringing licensed editions of Chaosium's Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest and Stormbringer, plus Paranoia, to the UK market in the mid-1980s. These beautifully illustrated Games Workshop editions were highly successful, and did much to build the huge fanbase for Chaosium games that exists to this day in the United Kingdom and Europe. Mike Mason, who previously worked at Games Workshop before joining Chaosium, said, "Bryan’s vision and love of miniatures and games was a passion. This passion was passed onto many gamers in the UK who look back fondly on the GW editions of Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest, and others. We owe a massive debt of gratitude to Bryan for helping to feed our youthful gaming passions.” Our condolences go to Bryan's family and friends.

Here's everything we released in 2023 on DriveThruRPG in case there's something you missed for your DriveThruRPG library. It was a busy year! With all our titles at DriveThruRPG please do leave a star rating or review if you like what you see! -- December -- The Shadow over Providence: Enhanced Edition Call of Cthulhu 1920s scenario set in The Milton Hotel, a fictional version of the real-world Biltmore Hotel in Providence, Rhode Island. The original edition was written in 2019 to celebrate NecronomiCon, the international conference and festival of Weird Fiction, Art, and Academia which takes place bi-annually in Providence. The Domestic Rivers of London: The RPG Free introductory Solo Adventure for Rivers of London: the Roleplaying Game. Alone Against the Static Call of Cthulhu A Call of Cthulhu nightmare beyond signal range! Alone Against the Static is a modern era solo scenario set in 1990s in the Black Hills of Montana. Keeper Tips Call of Cthulhu A gathering of wisdom, advice, and tips from Keepers for Call of Cthulhu Keepers. This collected wisdom was produced to mark the 40th anniversary of the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game in 2021. Call of Cthulhu 40th Anniversary Limited Edition Keeper Rulebook Call of Cthulhu This special edition of the Keeper Rulebook was produced to mark the 40th anniversary of the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game in 2021. It features a new cover and includes a new collection of essays, forwards, and musings from a wealth of Call of Cthulhu writers, plus 'The Haunting' scenario, something of a rite of passage for untold thousands of Call of Cthulhu players since its debut in 1981. The Gossamer Empire 7th Sea Fiction The daughter of the Emperor of the Crescent Empire travels to Théah, only to return home to a kingdom in turmoil. Born Under the Black Flag 7th Sea Fiction What transformed one of Théah’s most notorious villians into one of its most famous heroes? This is the story of one man’s evolution… and unlikely redemption. Daughter of Fate 7th Sea Fiction Elena Mondavi lived the quiet life of a fate witch… until an abduction thrust her into a world of action, intrigue and danger. How did Elena, the bound daughter of a Vodacce merchant, become a pirate on the Atabean Sea, an explorer of Syrneth ruins and a spy for the Avalon Throne. -- October -- Cults of RuneQuest: Mythology RuneQuest An indispensable history of the mythology of the storied and epic Bronze Age fantasy world of Glorantha. System-free with no rules text, this supplement is perfect for any RuneQuest player or gamemaster, as well as any fan of the world of Glorantha, players of other roleplaying games, and anyone with an interest in creative mythology. -- September -- 7th Sea: Cities of Faith and Wonder 7th Sea Two fully-detailed cities and a fleshed-out city-building system for 7th Sea. 7th Sea: Land of 1000 Nations 7th Sea Extensively explores of the histories, customs, social structures, and spirituality of the various cultures of the Woven Lands. From coast-to-coast, this distant continent is covered with culture and people as diverse as the many nations of Theah. -- August -- Cults of RuneQuest: The Earth Goddesses RuneQuest The player’s guide to the earth pantheon of Glorantha! This book covers the mythology of the Earth pantheon of gods, and provides mechanics for each of their cults to create your RuneQuest adventurer. Roll20 conversions of seventeen Call of Cthulhu releases Call of Cthulhu Roll20 conversions also available in VTT + PDF Bundles. -- July -- Cults of RuneQuest: The Lightbringers RuneQuest The player’s guide to the Gods of the Storm! This book covers the mythology of the Lightbringer pantheon of gods, and provides mechanics for each of their cults to create your RuneQuest adventurer. Cults of RuneQuest: The Prosopaedia RuneQuest The Encyclopedia of the Gods – hundreds of entries describing these beings and forces in brief, informative prose, cross-referenced where appropriate. Each entry describes the subject’s name, pronunciation, other titles, associations, and other references, with a description of how that being is depicted within the world of Glorantha. Combine this with the other books in the Cults of RuneQuest series for quick references across all volumes. -- June -- Pendragon Starter Set Pendragon Starter Set Roll20 version and VTT+PDF Bundle Pendragon The Pendragon Starter Set is bursting with content to help you transport your tabletop to the time of the Round Table. It contains everything a fledgling Gamemaster requires to run a band of freshly-knighted characters through several adventures in the historic fantasy of King Arthur’s Britain. -- April -- Basic Roleplaying Universal Game Engine BRP Create. Explore. Play. Basic Roleplaying (BRP) is a system of core rules for tabletop roleplaying. Whether you’re a seasoned roleplaying veteran or new to the hobby, Basic Roleplaying has everything you need for years of entertainment. BRP’s Universal Engine is available royalty-free for personal and commercial use under the ORC license. Use these rules, and focus on creating your worlds, scenarios and even books to sell! -- March -- Nameless Horrors 2nd Edition Call of Cthulhu Six scenarios for Call of Cthulhu, each taking place in a different setting and time period—perfect for one-shot games, and for kicking off a new and unique campaign. The denizens of Nameless Horrors are unlike anything you’ve encountered before. Each is truly of the Cthulhu Mythos, but they come from realms unknown, and will keep even the most seasoned investigators on their toes. -- January -- RPG Writer Workshop Fall 2022 - Jonstown Compendium [BUNDLE] RuneQuest RPG Writer Workshop Fall 2022 - Miskatonic Repository [BUNDLE] Call of Cthulhu -- plus...throughout the year -- Miskatonic Repository Call of Cthulhu Jonstown Compendium RuneQuest - Glorantha Throughout the year, independent TTRPG creators released over 240 titles on the Miskatonic Repository for Call of Cthulhu, and over 80 products on the Jonstown Compendium for RuneQuest - Glorantha. Miskatonic Repository titles are now officially supported by Roll20 too. Here's to 2024: we can't wait to see what creators in these programs come up with! With all our titles at DriveThruRPG please do leave a star rating or review if you like what you see!