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Lynne Hardy, line editor for the Rivers of London TTRPG, and associate editor for Call of Cthulhu, talks about how romance fits into Regency Cthulhu and into TTRPGs at large. Lynne is talking with Chaosium's James Coquillat as part of our Chaosium Interviews series.

Regency Cthulhu

Regency Cthulhu: Dark Designs in Jane Austen’s England is a historical sourcebook for Call of Cthulhu, out now in full colour hardback and special leatherette (price includes PDF).

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How will your knight fight? Will you swing a sword, charge with a lance, or do the smart thing and use a bow to stay as far back from danger as possible? Most importantly, will you accept a dastardly villain's inevitable surrender? David Larkins talks about non-lethal combat. How does it work in Pendragon? How can it create dramatic moments in all TTRPGs? How can you make the most of it as a gamemaster? 

For our Chaosium Interviews series, David Larkins, line editor of the Pendragon TTRPG, talks to James Coquillat about non-lethal combat in Pendragon's new edition and TTRPGs in general. 

Remember, the Pendragon Starter Set is only days away. Your quest begins on June 29th!

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Chaosium's Jeff Richard talk with James Coquillat about what you'll find in Basic Roleplaying Universal Game Engine book, our system of core rules for tabletop roleplaying. Part of our Chaosium Interviews series.

Whether you’re a seasoned roleplaying veteran or new to the hobby, BRP has everything you need for years of entertainment! Buy the BRP PDF now and we'll deduct the cost from the physical book when it is out in October.

 

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Is it easier to write for a complex established setting or to invent content for a blank slate? In this Chaosium Interview with Jason Durall, creative director of RuneQuest and all things Basic Roleplaying, he talks to James Coquillat about how to write content for generic settings!

Basic Roleplaying Universal Game Engine

BRP’s Universal Game Engine is available royalty-free for personal and commercial use under the ORC license. Use these rules, and focus on creating your worlds, scenarios and even books to sell!

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What is the most powerful Call of Cthulhu creature you’ve defeated? In this Chaosium Interview, Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason talks about how including unkillable enemies in your games can change their dynamic. Mike is talking to James Coquillat.

Catch all the interviews in this series at the Chaosium YouTube channel!

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Physical editions of the Basic Roleplaying Universal Game Engine book* are fast approaching! Here, Chaosium's Jeff Richard talks about some of the strangest settings that the versatile BRP ruleset has been applied to. Part of our Chaosium Interviews series with James Coquillat.

*buy the PDF direct from Chaosium now and we'll deduct that cost off the price of the physical book when it is out!

 

 

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What kind of mystery is the hardest to solve? Rivers of London line editor and Call of Cthulhu associate editor Lynne Hardy shares some useful advice about how to make your own mysteries from scratch, and how to alter them on the fly if your players do something unexpected.

Lynne is talking with James Coquillat for our Chaosium Interviews series.

 

 

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