Italian CoC Adventures

[Tomasso]

I am was wondering if anyone knew of any Italian companies producing CoC items. On Yog Radio, they talk of the fantastic work being done by the company in Germany and so, I was trying to see if any there was anything similar from Italy.

Also, have there been any published adventures set in Italy?

[GreveMagnus]

The rulebook and Escape from Innsmouth are available from Grifo Edizioni.

Stratelibri also has a stack of translated material, including stuff like Horror on the Orient Express that is difficult to source in English.

Orient Express may be a good bet for you, as three of the scenarios are set in Italy (Milan, Venice and Trieste).

Another campaign partly set in Milan is Tatters of the King.

"Songs of Fantari" in Fatal Experiments is set on an island near Sicily.

The new Cthulhu Invictus book also (obviously) has a strong Roman focus, although not exactly in the 1920s ...

The Gaslight monograph Mysteries of the Sudan includes a scenario partly set in Rome.

Another monograph, Christmas in Kingsport includes the scenario "Christmas in Venice".

Finally, the German scenario "Der Tanzende Faun" (in the Berlin book) is partly set in Turin.

[fojo]

Buongiorno,

I can only think of the Italian chapter in Horror on the Orient Express.

In Italy, Stratelibri published the game back in 1995, and 21st Edition in 2000, 25 Edition in 2003, and Grifo Edizioni in 2004 but I ignore what could be left. In 2005 the rights went back to Stratelibri (http://www.stratelibri.it/catalog/index.php).
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[rabindranath72]

Stratelibri has the despicable habit of dismembering books and selling them in different parts. For example, they took the original 4th edition of Stormbringer and sold it in two parts, the rules and the bestiary.
They also have the habit of putting the new covers on "old" rules. For example, they marketed the 3rd edition of Call of Cthulhu with the 4th edition cover.

[Tomasso]

Thanks for the feedback.

[Paulman]

This may not be what you're looking for precisely, but are you familiar with the Mana Brothers' site?
http://www.fortunecity.com/tattooine/zenith/134/turin.htm

[Tomasso]

Great site, Paulman! It will be a nice stopping point or a resting spot for adventures.