We wrap our exploration of The Dunwich Horror in episode 150: listen here.   This is the final part of our unusually long look at Lovecraft’s weird tale, The Dunwich Horror. It’s taken us four episodes to cover it all, but we think this is warranted. Whether or not you think this is a good story (and there’s some dissent about this in the episode) it is an important one. Lovecraft laid out some key components of the Cthulhu Mythos here. The tale may arguably be less than the sum of its parts, but oh what parts it has.   The Blasphemous Tome 4 1/2: As we mentioned, it’s not been long since we released issue 4of The Blasphemous Tome. With it being a small ‘zine, we struggled to put everything we wanted into it and had some leftover material. Happily, a solution has presented itself. Around the middle of this year (probably the end of June) we shall release the Blasphemous Tome 4 1/2. The main difference between this and its big brother is that issue 4 1/2 will be a PDF-only release. You can still print it out, of course! We shall provide regular updates over the next 4 months.  

I've not done that, but the 43rd Issue of GDWs house magazine Challenge ran an article on how to mix Call of Cthulhu with Space 1889, some of the ideas in that might be useful. Here are the magazine details at the YSDC  Wiki, the article links to rpg.net if you want to purchase the issue.   YSDC Wiki: Challenge, Issue 43

Thinking about the Ghoul aspect of this campaign. Obviously witches and ghouls would a big part of it. Nyogtha would seem to be a good focus (if only for variety). Tsathoggua too. What obscure mythos entities deserve some swashbuckling attention? Suggestions?