Got home last night to find that the Laundry RPG - Agents Handbook, T.O.M.E. Glozel Est Authentique, and T.O.M.E. Pursuit to Kadath had arrived in the daily mail delivery. All in good condition. The T.O.M.E. modules look a little yellowed and scuffed and tired, but not bad for almost 30 years old. It's a fun to look at the old-school typesetting on the older modules...looks like the whole thing was done on someone's typewriter and then sent to a printer for duplicating. Homemade sketch maps. ...
Currently prepping the Goodman Games "Age of Cthulhu - Madness in London Town" adventure for a Call of Cthulhu group that I meet with once a month. We've completed "Age of Cthulhu - Death in Luxor" and are about to wrap up "The Crystal Cavern" in MRP's collection More Adventures in Arkham Country. I expect we've got about an hour's worth of session time to go with "Crystal Cavern," then I'll be moving them into the next scenario. Since the group meets monthly ...
Did a bit of online shopping today to add to the Call of Cthulhu gaming collection: Laundry rpg Agent's Handbook T.O.M.E. Glozel Est Authentique T.O.M.E. Whispers From The Abyss T.O.M.E. Pursuit to Kadath Now, the waiting...
I work at a campus library on the coast of the Massachusetts north shore. Today at lunch time, I plan to walk to water's edge, stare out at the gray, moody Atlantic waters, and daydream of Y'ha-nthlei. In the distance, Salem harbor will be sighted, as will a finger of Marblehead ("Kingsport"), jutting out into the watery abyss. I guess you could call it a few moments of my own solitary De Profundis game.
Yesterday (Sunday, Jan. 16th) was a good day. I met up with fellow Lovecraftian devotees Dan Harms (The Necronomicon Files; Encyclopedia Cthulhiana) and Bret Kramer ("Winston P" on these forums; author of Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37) and we went on a day-long sojourn through the rambling hills of central Massachusetts, tracking down ancient cemeteries and sites that had personal meaning to HPL himself. Bret is an expert in colonial-era graveyard headstones, taking us to five or ...