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Are there any plans to re-release a print version? It's $240 on Amazon yikes... https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Mountains-Madness-Sourcebook-Roleplaying/dp/1568821387

I wasn't trying to cause problems I was just asking about RogueCthulhu. He was unhappy. The Keeper seemed to be inconsistent with the rules and "made" up rules to further the plot.

For people interested in the 1919 cross country trip, Eisenhower was a part of it and there's some materials here. https://www.eisenhower.archives.gov/research/online_documents/1919_convoy.html Article: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/1919-ike-took-hellish-road-trip-across-us-180956284/

The adventure the Keeper was running was a 4 hour convention type scenario. He was "surprised" to the extent that the Keeper seemed to to making stuff up (rules and the plot) as she went along. He's played CoC a number of times and was familiar with the rules.

Is the scenario available in the library?

I'm in the Baltimore area but grew up in Silver Spring. Name: Mike Country: USA Location Baltimore area but travel to conventions in Virginia area.

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I'm brand new to the forums. I was wondering if anyone had experience with this group. I know CoC isn't a huge rules systems like Pathfinder or Rolemaster. But my friend played in one of their adventures 2 years ago and said it seemed like the Keeper basically made up the rules as she went along. I'm not saying that's good or bad, it's just not what I'm used to in an organized play type environment.

I signed up a few months ago but I don't have access to the forums?