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Yes. When you're ready to buy the hardback drop Dustin an email at customerservice@chaosium.com and he can assist.

It's the second last day of #Cthulhuween, and so here's a pair of Dimensional Shamblers, by Wayne Miller. Available at Redbubble! https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59561318-cthulhuween-day-30-dimensional-shamblers-by-wayne-miller

This is 'A Cold Fire Within' by Emanuele Desiati, from the Pulp Cthulhu supplement of the same name. Our Day #29 Cthulhuween art piece at Redbubble! https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59561087-cthulhuween-day-29-a-cold-fire-within-by-emanuele-desiati

Our Cthulhuween art for Day 28 is Pat Loboyko's 'Brandenburg Gate', from Berlin the Wicked City. See it on all manner of merch at Redbubble! https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59560852-cthulhuween-day-28-brandenburg-gate-by-pat-loboyko

Just received our advance copies of the MALLEUS MONSTRORUM slipcase set by courier from the printer (the rest are coming by ship). This is the definitive Call of Cthulhu monster guide, and a work of art! You can currently get the Malleus Monstrorum as a massive PDF download (2 vols, 480 pages!) from Chaosium and DriveThruRPG. And if you buy it direct from Chaosium now, you get the full price of the PDF off the physical slipcase when it arrives... which will be soon!

'The Temple of Serpents' by Eric Lofgren. From the Call of Cthulhu supplement Doors to Darkness. Cthulhuween Day 27 at Redbubble! https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59560550-cthulhuween-day-27-the-temple-of-serpents-by-eric-lofgren

Allan is a highly experienced and award-winning content creator with a deep and dedicated love of the Call of Cthulhu RPG. We are pleased to have him on board to work directly with our growing band of independent writers and artists at DriveThruRPG.

@Nick Brooke was recently awarded the Greg Stafford Memorial Award for Gloranthan Fandom for 2020 for his passionate advocacy of the Jonstown Compendium. We're happy to formalise that advocacy with this appointment and pleased to have him on board to work directly with our growing band of independent writers and artists at DriveThruRPG.

Chaosium has appointed Community Ambassadors for its Miskatonic Repository and Jonstown Compendium community content programs on DriveThruRPG. The Miskatonic Repository is Chaosium's platform on DriveThruRPG for independent creators of gaming material for the Call of Cthulhu tabletop roleplaying game. It was launched in December 2018. The Jonstown Compendium, established in December 2019, fulfils the same function for RuneQuest and Greg Stafford's world of Glorantha. The success of these fan-driven programs is evident by their thriving communities of creators and the rapidly growing number of titles available, with more added every week. Allan Carey (below left) is the Miskatonic Repository Community Ambassador and Nick Brooke (below right) is the Jonstown Compendium Community Ambassador. On Chaosium's behalf, they will act as a first point-of-call and helpful sound board for prospective Miskatonic Repository and Jonstown Compendium content creators. They can provide advice with the various aspects of creating and publishing a community content work, including ideas generation, IP issues, writing, editing, art direction, layout, publication, and preparing a title for print-on-demand. They can also direct queries to the appropriate person at Chaosium or DriveThruRPG if need be. "Nick was recently awarded the Greg Stafford Memorial Award for Gloranthan Fandom for 2020 for his passionate advocacy of the Jonstown Compendium. We're happy to formalise that advocacy with this appointment. And Allen is a highly experienced and award-winning content creator with a deep and dedicated love of the Call of Cthulhu RPG. We are pleased to have both on board to work directly with our growing band of independent writers and artists at DriveThruRPG," said Chaosium vice president Michael O'Brien.

'Equine Sanity Loss' from Cthulhu Dark Ages is the Cthulhuween Day 26 artwork, by Caleb Cleveland. It, and plenty more, available at Chaosium's Redbubble store! https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59560386-cthulhuween-day-26-equine-san-loss-by-caleb-cleveland?asc=u

From my Casino Town Rumors (WIP): Here's some more from that WIP: 19. The House of Hemrehana – the masarin trader Hemrehana is from distant Garguna and resides in Nochet, but maintains this establishment in Casino Town. It is overseen by one of her most trusted slaves, a blue-skinned Malubadou alchemist from the fragrant city of Polostan. The House of Hemrehana offers Fonritian scents, unguents and salves (and, some say, exotic poisons). GM Notes: Hemrehana's perfume business in Casino Town is actually a cover for her scheme to corner the supply of ambergris. In Nochet, the price of ambergris has reached stupendous levels, with agents of King Guilmarn the Fat and the Golden Elixir Monks of the Dragon Tiger Hills furiously outbidding each other for any that comes on the market (the Kralorelan monks need it for their potions of immortality; the Seshnelan King loves to eat ambergris with eggs for breakfast). The wily Hemrehana has made deals with the local Ludoch, whose own undersea trading networks spread wide across the oceans. The transactions are made at predetermined times on an isolated beach an hour or so away from Casino Town, far from scrutiny.

Victor Leza's cover art for the Down Darker Trails supplement Shadows over Stillwater is Julia's selection for Cthulhuween Day 25 over at Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59560224-cthulhuween-day-25-shadows-over-stillwater-cover-by-victor-leza

Emanuele Desiati's art for the Pulp Cthulhu release A Cold Fire Within is the Cthulhuween piece for Day 24. 'Attack at the Institute' is available on all sorts of merch items at Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59559829-cthulhuween-day-24-attack-at-the-institute-by-emanuele-desiati

THE CHILDREN OF FEAR - Now also available at DriveThruRPG! In the MASSIVE download pack you get: —The Children of Fear (418 pages) —Investigator Pack (45 pages) —Investigator Handouts and Map Pack (44 pages) —Keeper Map Pack (17 pages) —Keeper Reference Pack (35 pages) This player-led campaign allows the investigators to determine the journey they take. In addition, the plot is designed to be flexible, allowing for different scales or types of Cthulhu Mythos involvement—all the way from the Outer Gods themselves down to a more low-key, occult-focused series of adventures.

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The Children of Fear, our epic new multi-part campaign for Call of Cthulhu is now out in PDF!* In September 1923, an urgent and mysterious telegram plunges the investigators into an epic journey across China, Central Asia, Northern India, and Tibet. Often following in the footsteps of the famous Chinese Buddhist monk and explorer Hiuen-Tsiang (immortalized in the fantastical Chinese saga Journey to the West), they must visit looted temples, lost lakes, dusty museums, charnel grounds, venerable monasteries, and hidden secret valleys if they are to succeed in their quest to prevent the King of Fear and his lieutenants from destroying everything they hold dear… Developed over four years of meticulous research, consultations, and playtesting, Lynne Hardy's The Children of Fear explores myths and legends of Central Asia and Northern India. *buy the PDF now, get the full price of the PDF off the cost of the 416 page hardback book when it out early next year. https://www.chaosium.com/the-children-of-fear-pdf A wealth of player hand-outs and maps enhance both the player experience and immersion! The Children of Fear includes six pre-generated characters so players can jump right into the action. A host of non-player characters, all with their own agendas, accompany new Cthulhu Mythos monsters for use in any Call of Cthulhu scenario. The Children of Fear features the 2020 Spectrum 27 award-winning art of Sija Hong, 'The Three Lords of Shambhala' shown above.

Artist Michelle Lockamy's 'The Liao Solution' is Julia's Redbubble pick for Cthulhuween Day 22. It's art from Call of Cthulhu's Berlin the Wicked City. https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59559362-cthulhuween-day-22-the-liao-solution-by-michelle-lockamy M. Wayne Miller's Sea Serpent Attack from Pulp Cthulhu's The Two-Headed Serpent is our Cthulhuween art for today (Day 23). Check it out at Redbubble! https://www.redbubble.com/people/chaosium/works/59559578-cthulhuween-day-23-sea-serpent-attack-by-m-wayne-miller

ENWorld's Charles Dunwoody talks with Rivers of London line editor Lynne Hardy. (And he's got an interview with Ben himself too coming up!) https://www.enworld.org/threads/rivers-of-london-rpg-an-interview.675596

For an interesting and insightful discussion about the history of Chaosium, have a listen to The Vintage RPG Podcast's Stu Horvath chatting to Rollin' Bones with Ryan Howard:

WEARING MOD HAT AGAIN As stated earlier in this thread: This thread has diverged a long way from the initial topic. Folks, you want to continue having a discussion about representation of female characters across the editions of KAP, please go start another thread. Update: in fact, one such thread has already started:

I will restate something from the original announcement because it is important that these flat wrong assertions don't go unchallenged. As was clearly stated in the announcement, Greg started work on this new edition ten years ago. Since that time, it has gone through multiple development phases and is at last nearly ready for its public debut. Greg called this, and always intended it to be, his “ultimate edition” and we are proud to see it finally coming to fruition. We at Chaosium are proud to be stewards of Greg's legacy. Despite all his other groundbreaking accomplishments as a game designer, Greg considered King Arthur Pendragon to be his masterpiece, his magnum opus. What is presented here and will be presented in the 6th edition is Greg's ultimate vision for the Pendragon RPG, Greg's work, and what Greg wanted.

Yeah, Tink is a certified shithole, squalid, barren and dusty, yet passers-by are continually amazed that the next valley beyond is so green and luscious, and the forests there are rich with produce and game. If the folk of Tink just up and moved a few miles further into the valley they'd literally be in clover and wouldn't have live in such poverty-stricken squalor. Settlers who are tempted to do so no doubt snicker at the stupidity of the denizens of Tink as they pass through the town, and don't get why the Tinkites scoff back at them and shake their heads...

Reviewer Andrew Logan Montgomery says, about THE ADVENTURE OF THE GREAT HUNT, "This is a terrific Arthurian adventure, and the perfect example of why Pendragon remains one of the best loved and most celebrated games of all time... I suspect that watching us from distant Avalon (or probably, knowing the old shaman, from visions in his Crystal Cave), Greg is grinning." https://andrewloganmontgomery.blogspot.com/2020/10/the-adventure-of-great-hunt-king-arthur.html

From time-to-time humans opportunistically come to settle on the fringes of this rich, fertile and seemingly uninhabited region of Dragon Pass, dismissing the cautions of their neighbors. They might even live and prosper there for years, undisturbed or ignored by the dragonewts. And then, without warning, the dragonewts come and exterminate them. And people forget and the cycle continues... Yep, Mostali society resembles Alpha Complex, with the clones all professing to be loyal citizens yet each harboring guilty secrets, heresies, and mutations. The World Machine is your friend...