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7 hours ago, Epicyon said:

I like how concise these scenarios are! Some might argue that they're too short for the price. But I'm cool with paying for an easy to use product! Please keep this topic updated when new ones are released!

Cheers @Epicyon,  I shall update as and when 

I have been quietly working away getting Seeds of Terror established up on DriveThruRPG and suddenly there are three of them 

You can Find them here for those of you who are interested in scenarios designed to be played in a single evening with lovely artwork, maps and a terrifying twist.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?author=Allan Carey

• The Mummy of Pemberley
• Endless Light
• One Less Grave

Check them out

Allan

On 12/16/2020 at 5:13 AM, klecser said:

I know you may be asking for something concrete. My approach is always to maximize fun. So, is limiting it to once per month limiting the fun? And if not, roll with it. But, also consider that by allowing for more downtime, you potentially increase opportunities for fun.

Maximise fun , always this. 

You can use downtime as a tool to help pace your game as well. It can also be used to add elements into the main scenario from the investigators lives, which in turn can add benefits or dangers to the investigators as you desire. 

I played in a side game where we all played the dogs of one of the main characters. It was a Christmas Special and lots of fun but the emphasis was very much on being a bit silly with it. 

It was called The Hounds of Hammersmith and I played a timid greyhound called Whimper and I remember a Pomeranian called Chanel. 

I remember tearing the throat out of a cultist after we broke into their lair, it was all very Lady and the Tramp meets The Maltese Falcon

On 12/4/2020 at 11:48 AM, GothmogIV said:

Salutations, squamous ones. I seek resources related to Atomic Age Cthulhu. After a looooonnnnngggg hiatus playing CoC, me and my merry band of victims are back at it playing 7e. I find that the 1920s are a bit lackluster for us, since we've pretty much always played in that era. Any suggestions or stuff you could point me toward would be most appreciated. I have recently been watching Lovecraft Country, and while I'm not going near the race issue, the era seems fruitful. Or fruiting-body full. You get the idea. 

This feels eminently suited to Pulp 

That's a neat idea. Have you used Dholes house? I wonder if Lee who runs it would consider adding a new section for such a thing 

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On 11/29/2020 at 4:06 AM, Loïc said:

Hi all! Here (in France), we're still in containment (softer than the first, but my local gaming club won't reopen until january or february I'm afraid). So I suspended my Coming Storm campaign and ran a few CoC scenarios. Now I'm planning (my players asked for it!!) a MU student local campaign. They'll of course begin as 1st year students. Do you know any introductory scenario for 1st year students? Otherwise I thought about some non-mythos mystery for the first session (maybe just a maniac on the campus?...). Il precise I still own of course Arkham Unveiled and Miskatonic University, and several other books that will help (Tales from the Miskatonic Valley, Return to Dunwich, Death in Dunwich, and so forth). Thanks for advices!

This sounds like a great start to campaign, I love the student angle. Its almost a "kids on bikes" type scenario, where the kids are a bit older and the bikes end up being Byakhee. Mythos Scooby Gang

I can't wait to get my hands on one of these. 

I love this format , it is really great. 

Allan

On 11/2/2020 at 1:22 PM, klecser said:

@MOB, how do I get in touch with Allan?

I will be checking in here to see if anyone needs help , just drop me a message