March 17, 1922 As the group returned to Wilkes-Barre, they looked over the odd material they "recovered" from Mayhew Cooper's residence: Numerous notes referring to a ritual at the end of April, other papers and scraps of paper with strange codes, and what looked like a photograph of a detailed globe of the Earth, complete with clouds IN COLOR. How could one obtain a picture of Earth from Outer Space? Finally, they decided to investigate, and possibly intervene ...
In this scenario, the Investigators are summoned by an army commandant in a remote part of India, seeking their help with some local problems. The letter is cryptic and uninformative, but displays a sense of urgency – as it should when asking a group of complete strangers to travel for a full day to a remote part of India. On arrival, they find that a mysterious jet-black figure has been spooking the local population by causing all manner of accidents, and are asked to track it down and see what’s ...
Tue Oct 23 (cont’d) Shortly after the agents call Detective Gregson for assistance, he arrives along with 2 patrol cars and has his men cordon off the scene of the ‘event’. Gregson speaks quietly to the agents, seemingly fully aware that their story of a diseased bear attacking the house is a cooked up story, but declining challenge them on the specifics of it. He asks them if he can expect any other “bear” attacks, and seems genuinely relieved at their very strong assurance that ...
Now that you all know what is Achtung! Cthulhu and what I think about the setting here you have my thoughts regarding the first MODIPHIUS product, the first part of the Zero Point campaign, Three Kings, written by Sarah Newton. As I said in a previous post, this adventure is available on pdf for Call of Cthulhu, Realms of Cthulhu, and PDQ. (Edited: and now also for Trail of Cthulhu). I only possess the first one, so that is the one I will be talking about. As far as I know, the story ...
March 10, 1922: Professor Eric Bowsfield was going through undue torture. He dreamt of going through the worst gale in Nova Scotia history rather than hear about his neighbor’s dreams. Mrs. Henrietta McCormack was a nice old lady, and it was good for a bachelor to get a home-cooked meal for helping his older neighbor with the groceries and the weekly conversation, but over the last two weeks she would keep talking about these consistent dreams she had been having every night. Eric was a practical ...
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