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Today, (25th January) marks the fifth anniversary of the beginning of the Innsmouth House Players' idiosyncratic version of Horror on the Orient Express.

In actual fact we started with Randy McCall's The Auction - a "one-nighter" that ran to four sessions, providing an indicator of just how long it would take the group to play through the campaign (along with the odd shopping stop and restaurant visit).
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To mark the New Year, our little shop run in support of YSDC over at InnsmouthHouse.com has had a facelift (and a backend lift too).

To celebrate the new shop front we've stocked some new/interesting/limited items (as well as restocked on some of the old). Also the next 20 customers to use the new online shop will each receive the gift of an "Innsmouth Gold Token" with their order. Add to that, having copies of the HPLHS Whisperer in Darkness in stock and finding a cache of Lovecraftian Tales and it's a good time to have a browse through the Yoggie shop window.

As usual YSDC Patrons get 5-10% additional discount on the displayed prices too. Come, see what we have to offer...
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After much anticipation the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society has released their film adaptation of Lovecraft's The Whisperer in Darkness on DVD.

Whereas the HPLHS' previous adaptation, The Call of Cthulhu, was a silent film, Whisperer is a "talkie", but again shot in a production style in keeping with the 1931 publication date of the original story using the Society's "Mythoscope" process.

The two-disc DVD set is out now, with the Blu-ray edition to follow in the New Year. The film can be ordered directly from the HPLHS web site and Innsmouth House will have them available soon.

If you've seen the film, join others talking about Whisperer in the YSDC forums.
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Now out in PDF (with a print edition to follow in early 2012) is the Laundry Files: Agent's Handbook for the Laundry Files RPG from Cubicle 7.

The Agent's Handbook is a 128 page player's guide for The Laundry universe offering advice on tradecraft, details of new equipment, rules for civilians (and for running historical games) as well as promising "maddening forms and eldritch bureaucracy".

If you've been waiting to find out more about this distinctive take on "Cthulhu Britannica" and the Laundryverse this looks like it should satisfy your ISO9001 requirements.
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