SkeletonMurderer

Pretty cool Janessa; I might try this. There's some optional rules in 7th edition you might also like called "Getting Used To The Awfulness" and "Mythos Hardened". It'd go really well with your mod.

Thanks TK. In that case alot of NPCs from older campaigns have pretty low starting sanity (twenties and thirties). I guess that's the point of the game though in that you're dealing with mostly crazy people.

In the conversion rules for 7th edition Call of Cthulhu they have everything except how to convert NPC sanity. Does anyone have any idea on how to do this? Right now I'm running Mister Corbitt from the Mansions of Madness book and I simply have no idea how crazy my NPCs are. My instinct would say, "Well just have the converted Power be the same as your NPC sanity." Except I know this isn't true because Corbitt himself is a deeply disturbed cultist despite having a high Power rating. This is going to get even more complicated when I run versions of bigger scenarios like Tatters of the King so any help would be much appreciated.

I personally thought Tatters of the King was a convoluted mess. Sure, it starts strong, but then it kind of goes all over the place. It ending with a sadistic choice I also thought was lazy storytelling. The two above books and some of the scenarios for Trail of Cthulhu have some great King In Yellow material.

Book 1 of John Dies At The End would make a seriously great scenario. John fending off the creatures by screaming the metal song Camel Holocaust through a speaker is definitely a highlight. Book 2 not so much considering he basically works to invalidate Cthulhu.