Cthulhu Dark Ages: Guide to England is a brief primer into the world of the Anglo-Saxon’s in 1000AD. This guide has been written to supplement this information already existing the Cthulhu Dark Ages rulebook, and introduces a number of suggested rule changes that help reflect the dangers and difficulties during this period of history.
Author: Marcus Bone
Jim over at Skype of Cthulhu has posted two of the scenarios from Monophobia up as actual play recordings. Well worth the listen, with Jim’s excellent Keeping (trust me it ain’t easy running for one player!) and sterling jobs by the two players Dan (from the Miskatonic University podcast) and Toni, respectively! I recommend you pop over for a listen!
I thought, as I have the draft completed for it, that I would upload the Introduction Chapter for Dire Consequences for anyone interested to take a look at. While only a draft it does give a good overview of what the adventure will be like, who is involved and where it is set.
In summary it will be:
- A three-plus session adventure for a selection of pre-generated characters.
- Set in the Gaslight era, it focuses on plot but in a way that lets the players go wild with their characters (in other words it tells a set story, but opens up how the characters interact with it).
- I’m aiming for September release, but this depends on getting art, maps and other extras done!
With the Grand Reorganisation of the Unbound Publishing site and a renewed personal interest in the Call of Cthulhu game setting, I’ve restarted work on one of my older project – Dire Consequences.
I aim to have the completed supplement out around September this year (about a year after Monophobia), but will aim to release a number of teasers and drafts for both interest sake and to see what the playing public think of my approach.
Almost a decade in development, Monophobia is a collection of Call of Cthulhu adventures for lone Investigators (and a willing Keeper). Written by Mark Chiddicks and Marcus Bone, two veteran Call of Cthulhu Keepers, it includes fantastic cover art by Ashley Jones (the artist responsible for the most compelling Tatters of the King)
- Download the Supplement – Monophobia – Version 1.1 September 2010 (PDF, 60 pages, 1.3 meg)
- Download the Slip Cover – Monophobia Slip Cover – Version 1.1 September 2010 (PDF, 1 page, 1.6 meg)
In Monophobia you will find:https://unboundbook.org/content/Monophobia – Version 1.1 – September 2010.pdf
- Advice on running adventures for lone Investigators.
- Three Mythos-based adventures taking 2-4 hours each to complete.
- Handouts and maps for each scenario.
- A pre-generated Investigator specifically created for each adventure.