Set in Prohibition-era New York City, Harlem Unbound tells stories of African-Americans escaping the oppressive South for a better life. Except, this better life is full of shadows, and dangers that creep through alleys and lurk in the space between doorways.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #64
A glance at some noteworthy RPG releases this week along with yet another busy RPG news section. Kickstarter seems to get more alive with each passing day, recovering strongly from the lockdown slump.
Miskatonic Repository Con announced for third party Call of Cthulhu designers
A weekend-long virtual event will become the first convention for independent Call of Cthulhu content creators.
Yog-Sothothery in Rome: Cthulhu Invictus in the Bundle of Holding
Set late Age of the Antonines (AD 145), at the peak of the Roman Empire when ancient wizards fought to defeat death and explorers brought back dangerous artefacts from the remains of alien civilisations, only a few fight to hold back the darkness.
The Cthulhu publisher asks Does Love Forgive? for Gen Con
Does Love Forgive? is a pair of special scenarios for Call of Cthulhu; both designed for duet play in which there are one Keeper and only one player.
2020 ENnies nominations announced
The 2020 ENnie Judges Spotlight winners and 2020’s nominees have been announced.
Journal d’Indochine: The Cthulhu adventure China burned gets a sequel
The Sons of Singularity are back on Kickstarter with a set of Call of Cthulhu scenarios called Journal d’Indochine.
Cthulhu Mythos Bestiary: Chaosium publishes 480-page Malleus Monstrorum
That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die…
An interview with Sandy Petersen: Adding Cthulhu, cats and dreams to D&D
Petersen Games now makes a range of games, many of them are Cthulhu related with titles like Sandy Petersen’s Cthulhu Mythos and Unlocking Insanity.
World Anvil is adding RPGs at an impressive rate
Since April 23rd, World Anvil has added character sheets for Call of Cthulhu, Savage Worlds, Star Trek and Conan.
