Shawn Langely’s dark fantasy and horror illustrated 2022 calendar
Shawn Langley is an indie comic book and horror illustrator based in Racine, in the States. They've worked for Upper Deck and Marvel before.
Geeky gift tip: Gaming Paper wrapping paper
The geeky gift tip? Make your gifts stand out with geeky wrapping paper!
Five years on, the Cthulhu Hack RPG returns for your soul, cash and a second edition
Like the original edition of Cthulhu Hack, players assume the roles of investigators exposed to the cosmic horror of a universe far beyond their comprehension.
So wrong, it’s right? A cute Cthulhu Ouija board
Ouija boards were introduced by a salesman, Elijah Bond, to the United States in 1890 and were considered a parlour game.
Cthulhu Mythos horror in dangerous RPG lore: Tentacles 6 in a bundle
Titles include the survival-horror Apocthulhu and Cthulhu Reborn's historical sourcebook, Convicts & Cthulhu, set in An Australian penal colony.
October Horrors begin: The Cthulhu Hack bundle
Based on The Black Hat RPG, a system praised by many geeks in the know is Just Crunch Games' Cthulhu Hack. That's also an RPG praised by tastemakers and with award-winning supplements like Valkyrie Nine.
Weird of Hali RPG: What you think you know about the world of H.P. Lovecraft is wrong
Everything you think you know about history is wrong. H.P. Lovecraft knew part of the truth, but even he didn't know enough to survive.
Fans flock to the 25th-anniversary edition of Delta Green, the conspiracy horror RPG
Shane Ivey and Dennis Detweiller of Arc Dream Publishing have a new edition of the iconic and appropriately highly regarded RPG of conspiracy and horror, Delta Green, on Kickstarter.
Save Earth: Sup from Cthulhu
Do your part to preserve the Earth (for now, until the Great Old Ones ravage it) with this reuseable, eco-sustainable travel mug!
Gold-plated mythos models among the rewards for Cthulhu Rises
In time for Call of Cthulhu's 40th birthday, Polyglot Studios have a range of Cthulhu and mythos models as rewards for a Kickstarter.
