A weekly roundup of RPG news in a handy set of bulletpoint lists.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #2
What happened this week in the world of RPGs?
Mockman illustrates the iconic Call of Cthulhu: The Haunting
You can send this delightful adventure as a greeting card to your GM or Keeper.
No new The Laundry RPG for years
Cubicle 7 explained to The Laundry RPG fans at a seminar held at UK Games Expo the additional complication Chaosium.
Chaosium announce a new series of Call of Cthulhu computer games
Chaosium, the publisher responsible for the iconic Call of Cthulhu RPG, has today announced a partnership with Focus Home Interactive.
Chaosium buys the 7th Sea RPG
All of the 7th Sea product and merch will now be moved to Chaosium’s warehouses and shippers who will take over fulfilment.
Amongst legal drama, Chaosium gives Christmas gift to Éditions Sans-Détour backers
Éditions Sans-Détour has a license problem. They’ve not paid for their rights to the French rights of Call of Cthulhu for months, and the lease has now expired.
Rights to the King Arthur Pendragon RPG returned to Chaosium
King Author Pendragon was created by Chaosium founder Greg Stafford. The company notes that the return of the game has the blessing of his wife and children.
Chaosium strips Éditions Sans-Détour of Call of Cthulhu license; fans may miss out
Last month Chaosium made it clear to ESD that the license had expired and would not be renewed. ESD were advised they are in cardinal breach of its previous license.
Chaosium picks up 3 times ENnie winning Harlem Unbound and will publish the second edition
Darker Hue Studios had a cracking ENnies this year. Chris Spivey’s indie Call of Cthulhu (and Gumshoe) supplement Harlem Unbound won three ENnies. It took home gold for Best Setting, Best Writing and Best Art (Cover). That’s not mucking around. The mystery is set in 1920s New York City Harlem, prohibition is in full swing […]
