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In the name of Skinless... I buy this no matter what...

Hi, what happened with the campaign? I'm still waiting for it.

Any update on this 😃 ?

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Hi, same here, going to run it later next year and can't understand how to resolve the situation, when you need to

Personally, I don't think we need new edition, instead we need more big campaigns like Masks (old and new). Please bring new editions of Mountains, Innsmouth and Tatters )))

Hi everyone. Currently, running Masks and one of my players would like to go really deep into occult and mythos things at the end of the London chapter and he asked me about interesting favor. Is it possible, somehow, to cover his body with tattoos (occult or mythos) and get magical protection? Is there any guide about it? I'm trying to stick to the rules to keep things balanced and it's not a problem to home-rule this feature but if there exists any solution I would be glad to use it. Could you please guide me where I can look for the info? P.S. of course, there are some artifacts and spells, but he wants tattoos on top of it. I just don't want to give him it for free )

Difficult plot ) If the goal is to make a campaign in this specific era and somehow connected to real historical events, it's not a problem. But if you want to write something really close to real culture and people in USSR - it's impossible. All the mentioned scenarios, with all respect, are "cranberry". I can try to explain what does this means (cranberry). If you look at Bollywood movies and think that life in India looks like it for real, well, it's "cranberry". Vodka, balalaika, bears in the street, matryoshka, nuclear reactors in each household - cranberry. Any native speaker, when he reads any of the mentioned campaigns will notice "cranberry" because of the names of main characters (not all, but most of them). Of course, I'm not talking about more detailed work with cultural aspects of everyday life. But my advice will be really bad without any positive feedback ) What can be really interesting and could work well - US and UK intervention to the Soviet North in 1918. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_intervention_in_the_Russian_Civil_War Long story short: End of the Great War. The civil war in USSR. Two main forces - the White army and the Red army. More easily - ex-Imperial forces, protecting the old system and communists on the other side. Allied armies invasion to Murmansk and Arkhangelsk (in English it means Archangel) to support the White army. In this case, you will have a lot of common and well-known culture in your campaign from one side (the US and England troops + Canadians, Australians + some french colonists + a lot more other small ethnic groups) and USSR setting on the other side. From March 1918 till November 1919 at minimum, your players will be able to visit a lot of northern Russian cities and make some mythos related story out of it. Your players can be any nationality, you will have danger all around and some isles of peace in big cities captured by Allied forces. Just, for example, "Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus" begins in Arkhangelsk (original book). Also, you may find inspiration in the last episode of "Love, Death & Robots" - «Secret War». It's pretty close to not a "cranberry". Please, welcome, if you have any questions.