I must have ordered the Unspeakable Oath 25 (Arc Dream Publishing’s semi-regular Call of Cthulhu gaming magazine) in both print and electronic forms. It’s great that it showed up in the mail, actually; I wanted to read it somewhere besides the computer screen, and it’s a bit of a pain to transfer files from computer to phone sometimes. Besides, the letters are bigger this way.
Yeah, that’s more of a consideration than it used to be. Time marches on, alas. Time marches on.
Because the Unspeakable Oath is taking submissions, that’s why.
Want to write for The Unspeakable Oath? Now's the time. We're readying TUO 25 for Spring 2017. https://t.co/DmU8bW4Di4
— Shane Ivey: Delta Green & other scary stuff 🇨🇦 (@shaneivey) January 2, 2017
They want two things out of said submissions: originality, and playtesting. My regular game doesn’t really ‘do’ horror, but I suspect that I can get a couple of people together for some rules-light playtesting. Let me know in comments if you’re interested.
I was starting to wonder whether I was going to get my copy. I’m mentioning it mostly because, well, The Unspeakable Oath is a really cool Lovecraftian gaming magazine, especially if you miss The Black Seal (and I rather do). There’s just something about having the print copy, sorry.
