It’s the Starry Wisdom Church, courtesy of The Mad Artist’s Studio. And the HPL Historical Society‘s Eldritch Elf Christmas gift exchange program. I like to do it every year. This is a good get for me, too.
Now, to find somewhere to hang it…
This Delta Green Bundle of Holding is for the new edition, which is gorgeous. It’s a government conspiracy Cthulhu Mythos RPG — although anybody reading this site surely knows this by now, given how I talk about it all the time — and I can personally say that every item in the Bundle of Holding is worth the attention. So get it now, while the threshold price is under thirty bucks.
First episode available here, or below:
Can finally share this ✭RADIO SHOW✭ I made w @mrchrislackey. It's X Files for the Scooby Doo generation https://t.co/ZSlGeMsata #HPLovecraft
— Greig Johnson (@GreigARJohnson) May 9, 2017
Continue reading So, “Quiet & Bold” (supernatural-comedy radio program) dropped today.
The full title is Archaeological Interpretations of Myth Patterns in the Iconography of the Codex Beltran-Escavy (Miskatonic University Press), and at ten bucks it is one of the best Call of Cthulhu RPG props I’ve ever seen that isn’t actually explicitly a Call of Cthulhu RPG prop. The conceit is that the pamphlet is a scholarly monograph describing and analyzing a pre-Columban Codex depicting a hitherto unknown deity; while the scholars themselves are apparently blissfully ignorant of what is actually being portrayed in the pictographs, any halfway competent Mythos scholar (and/or person who plays Cthulhu Mythos games) will instantly catch on to the Codex’s true meaning. You can easily craft several adventures around this monograph, with it as the central prop.
The artwork is also very nice. There are color drawings and a fold-out centerpiece. The HPLHS really worked on this one.
Private viewings by appointment only, I’m afraid.
First off (from Robyn Seales) we have this lovely updating of the traditional British exhortation: Continue reading New exhibits to the Lane Art Collection.
But when they are, this shall arise.
IA!
IA!
IA!
Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Hyd’N’Sykh H’lywd wgah’nagl fhtagn!
“RMS Titanic: The Millionaire’s Special” is a one-shot adventure for Kenneth Hite’s extremely excellent Trail of Cthulhu, which hopefully most people reading this will know by now is a Cthulhu Mythos RPG set (mostly) during the Great Depression. Anyway: Pelgrane Press is donating all proceeds from the game to support the Heroes in the Dark charity. Their goal is “to create audio comics to be enjoyed by the blind and sight-impaired,” which sounds like something that’s reasonably worth tossing a couple of bucks at, particularly since you also get a gaming PDF about the Titanic out of it. Check it out.
…because the Russians finally drilled through to that damnable lake lurking under the Antarctic ice. Oh, goody, here’s another detail: the site’s being bathed in the eldritch geomagnetic energies of the magnetic South Pole!
Well, maybe it’ll be a while before whatever was under the ice gets to here.
Moe Lane
PS: Yeah, obviously they got back in touch with the Russian site. Which is no doubt explaining in very simple Russian that da, everything is fine, no problems, everything is fine, no problems, everything is fine, but please send more dogs…
For all your Cthulhu Solstice needs.
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Order it now, get it by Christmas.
Which I have done. Also bought a membership in the HPL Historical Society, because, well, it was about time for that.
