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Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)

2020-09-15T17:06:03Z

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This article is about the ''Call of Cthulhu'' supplement. For other uses of ''Shadows of Yog-Sothoth'', please see [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Disambiguation)]].
==Details==
[[Image:Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (1st Edition).JPG|thumb|''1st Edition'']]
[[Image:Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (2nd Edition).JPG|thumb|''2nd Edition'']]

'''Publisher:''' [[Chaosium]]

'''Product Code:''' 2010 (1st Printing), 2302 (2nd Printing), 2397 (2nd Edition)

'''Publishing Year:''' 1982, 1983 (2nd Printing), 2004 (2nd Edition)

'''Pages:''' 72 (1st Edition), 176 (2nd Edition)

'''Cover Price:''' $9.95 (1st Edition)

'''Author(s):''' [[John Carnahan]], [[John Scott Clegg]], [[Ed Gore]], [[Marc Hutchison]], [[Randy McCall]], [[Sandy Petersen]], [[Ted Shelton]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Tom Sullivan]] (1st Printing and 2nd Edition), [[Gene Day]] (2nd Printing), [[Mislet Michel]] (2nd Edition), [[Andy Hopp]] (2nd Edition)

'''Setting(s):''' [[1920s]]

'''Format(s):''' Softcover

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[Shadows of Yog Sothoth (Campaign)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight (Scenario)|The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight]], [[Look to the Future]], [[The Coven of Cannich]], [[Devil's Canyon]], [[The Worm that Walks]], [[The Watchers of Easter Island]], [[The Rise of R'lyeh]], [[The People of the Monolith]], [[The Warren (Scenario)|The Warren]].

==Front Cover Text==
A Global Campaign to Save Mankind

==Back Cover Text==
===First Edition, First Printing===
A GLOBAL CAMPAIGN TO SAVE MANKIND!

The Silver Twilight is an international organization dedicated to the destruction of the human race. As brave Investigators, you must piece together passages from esoteric books, shards of ancient artifacts, and puzzling letters to discover the Silver Twilight's loathsome goals. This multi-chapter adventure begins in Boston and spans the globe. The Investigators must survive and conquer the mind-shattering monsters and minions of the Cthulhu Mythos. Come, journey through awesome realms of reality, and match your wits and sanity against diabolical lurkers in SHADOWS OF YOG-SOTHOTH!

This scenario book includes three new adventures for the CALL OF CTHULHU role-playing game. SHADOWS OF YOG-SOTHOTH is a seven-chapter tale of horror and suspense. Also included are two bonus scenarios: one is suitable for beginners and the other is perfect for experienced Investigators. Eight pages of Player Information include corrections and additions to the CALL OF CTHULHU rules and a very special centerfold!
===Second Edition===
The Rise of forgotten [[R'lyeh]]. [[Cthulhu]] sleeps in the corpse city of R'lyeh. Through unblinking eyes he watches mountains grow and empires rise and fall. He lays quiet, unmoving. Now he stirs. He senses that the stars are right once again converging into their proper formations. His Worshipers have plotted for the day when their might lord once again walks the earth. That day has come!

Shadows of Yog-Sothoth presents a grand seven-part campaign, revealing details of the Silver Twilight, an international organisation dedicated to forcing the premature rise of R'lyeh and the release of the dread Cthulhu.

==Comments / Trivia==

Dedicated to [[Joseph Payne Brennan]]
===First Edition, First Printing===
Printed in 'burnt umber' ink with an impressive double page centre spread of a shoggoth attacking a fishing vessel.

==Links==
[[Holy Texts of the Silver Twilight]]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


See the Keeper section in the [[Shadows_of_Yog-Sothoth_(Campaign)|Shadows of Yog Sothoth Campaign article]]

[[Category:CoC:Supplements]]
[[Category:CoC:Campaigns]]
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Final Flight (Supplement)

2020-08-01T15:49:00Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Final Flight.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Publisher:''' [[Pagan Publishing]]

'''Product Code:''' 1011

'''Publishing Year:''' 2008

'''Pages:''' 32

'''Cover Price:''' $9.95

'''Author(s):''' [[John H. Crowe, III]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Rick Sardina]] (cover), [[Marius Hamilton]], [[Heather Hudson]]

'''Setting(s):''' [[1930s]]

'''Format(s):''' Softcover

'''ISBN:''' 1-887797-28-9

==Contents==
Your party suffers a plane crash over the jungles of South America, the survivors must endure and overcome the 'green hell' of the rainforest along with other, less pleasant things...

'''Scenarios:''' [[Final Flight (Scenario)]]

'''Additional:''' Recommended Viewing, Calendar for 1938, Blank Character Sheet

==Front Cover Text==
Pagan Publishing Presents:

==Back Cover Text==
''"I am everlasting; I drink, no matter who rules; chiefs, slayers, wizards, they pass like ghosts of dead men through the grey jungle; I stand, I rule; I am the soul of the jungle."''
''-- Robert E. Howard''

'''Welcome aboard Pan Caribbean Airways Flight 101.'''

An archaeological conference...

A routine flight...

Thirty seconds of terror!

Now the passengers of Flight 101 are on their own, trapped in the green hell of the jungles of South America. Was their crash just an unfortunate accident? Are they truly alone in the jungle? There are worse things that the forces of the Cthulhu Mythos. Like a titanic green beast, the merciless, unforgiving rainforest harbors parasites, diseases, poisons and thousands of terrifying animals looking to make a meal of the weak and the lost. The passengers will have to work quickly and decisively if they have any hope that this will not be their FINAL FLIGHT!

''"What monstrous secrets whispered across the sullen, shadowy reaches of the unmapped jungle?"
''-- Robert E. Howard''

cover illustration: Rick Sardina 
cover design: Marius Hamilton

==Comments / Trivia==
Playtesters: A. Scott Glancy, Blair Reynolds

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


Comment here to Keepers about this book.
Comments on specific Scenarios and Campaigns
go on their respective pages.
Keep DISCUSSION on the talk page.

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Final Flight (Supplement)

2020-08-01T15:48:34Z

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The Haunting (aka The Haunted House) (Scenario)

2020-04-08T08:05:25Z

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==Details==
[[File:Corbitt house.png|200px|thumb|Right|The old Corbitt House at dusk.]]

'''Pages:''' 3-22 pages, depending on version (7th Edition quick-start is 22 pages including handouts and example of play)

'''Author(s):''' [[Sandy Petersen]]

'''Artist(s):''' 7E Quickstart illustrations by [[Rachel Kahn]], floor-plan by [[Sandy Petersen]](?)

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' ''[[Call of Cthulhu Rulebook]], ''Quick Start Cthulhu''. Originally entitled "The Haunted House", but retitled to avoid confusion with [[The Haunted House]] in ''[[The Trail of Tsathogghua (Supplement)|The Trail of Tsathogghua]]''.

'''Campaign:''' None, by default, but "The Haunting" is designed as an introductory scenario that can appear at the beginning of almost any campaign, and some versions of this scenario (e.g., 6th) include optional links to other published scenarios that can be linked into a loose mini-campaign.

==Summary==
The investigators are asked or hired to examine an old house in Boston, where the tenants recently suffered a family tragedy. The house is rumoured to be haunted, and the landlord wishes to set everyone's minds at ease about the case.

==Links==
* The [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/files/file/595-call-of-cthulhu-6e-quick-start-rules/ 6th Edition] and [http://www.chaosium.com/the-call-of-cthulhu-quick-start-pdf/ 7th Edition] Call of Cthulhu quick start rules include this scenario as a starting adventure.
* [http://dan-of-the-dead.blogspot.com/2011/04/call-of-cthulhu-haunting-original-maps.html Full-Colour Corbitt House Maps by DanOfTheDead]
* [https://www.yog-sothoth.com/forums/topic/25425-the-haunting-corbitts-journals/ Corbitt's Journal Entries by Sandwich8080]
* [https://www.scribd.com/doc/250613140/Walter-Corbitt-s-Journal Corbitt's Journal Handout by bahsura]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FYFjvvKXHg Review/Keepers Discussion by Seth Skorkowsky]
* [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/files/file/433-the-haunting-newspaper-handouts/ Newspaper Handouts by Yog-Sothoth.com members]
* [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/files/file/17-the-haunting-handouts/ The Haunting Handouts by Kadath from Yog-Sothoth.com]
* [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/files/file/689-the-haunting-d20-conversion/ D20 Conversion Notes by Doug Lyons and Erica Balsley]
* [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/topic/29407-the-haunting-props/ Sound Effects by Chirgnusium]
* [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/topic/30616-the-haunting-lets-just-go-to-the-house/ Troubleshooting]
* [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/topic/25953-help-with-gaslight-haunting-props/ Tips for Gaslight Props]
* [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/topic/32016-call-of-cthulhu-the-haunting-corbitt-house-maps/ MichaelArkAngel's Full-Colour Maps]
* [https://www.yog-sothoth.com/files/file/36-the-haunted/ "The Haunted"] - a sequel scenario

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
[[File:Corbitthouse plan.png|150px|thumb|Right|Corbitt House, alternate floor plan.]]
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The investigators are called to look into an old house where a series of tragedies have occurred. The most recent tenants, the Macario family, went violently insane and reported haunting by a sinister presence. The landlord of the house has no idea what is happening, but wants the rumours put to rest.

The source of the tragedies is an early resident, Walter Corbitt, who was secretly buried in the basement. He was a member of a Mythos cult, the "Chapel of Contemplation and Church of Our Lord Granter of Secrets". Despite protestations and legal action from neighbours, his final wishes were carried out and he was interred under his house. He is slowly transforming into an undead monstrosity, though not one that complies with any particular legends. Corbitt has been using his magical talents to leech energy from the inhabitants of the house, but his main desire is to keep anyone from learning his secret and to kill or drive insane anyone who discovers him. He uses his powers to mislead and bewilder trespassers, and sometimes to kill them.

Various archives report a series of tragedies in the house across many years, involving madness, death, illness and injury. These are the source of its reputation, and almost certainly due to Corbitt's influence. They also report Corbitt's burial, the objections, and the dubious history of the Chapel of Contemplation.

The Chapel of Contemplation was shut down by police in a violent raid, after claims of kidnapping. The event was hushed up despite numerous deaths, and most of those arrested were mysteriously released, apparently because of corrupt intervention by an official. The Pastor escaped prison and was never recaptured. The ruins of the Chapel contain a mysterious symbol that disturbs investigators; two skeletons; cult records indicating Corbitt's burial was decreed by some sinister entity ("that one who waits in the dark"); and a rotting copy of the ''Book of Eibon'' called ''Liber Ivonis''. By default, none of these people or items play any further part in the scenario - they are intended instead as plot hooks for keepers to write additional scenarios.

The old house is abandoned, though old junk and some of the family's belongings are still there, including rotting food and personal items, and many Catholic symbols. The doors are heavily locked and the windows nailed shut. Corbitt's diaries are locked in a cupboard, and describe his occult experiments, as well as the spell ''Summon/Bind Dimensional Shambler''. Corbitt's old bedroom is a focus for his power, and he can manipulate items here to attract, distract and attack visitors. Rickety stairs lead to the basement, which seems empty. The main basement also holds a ritual knife, which Corbitt telekinetically controls to attack investigators. A wooden wall conceals a second basement, where Corbitt lies hidden, as well as a pack of rats.

Corbitt has some awareness of what is happening in the house. As well as manipulating items in the bedroom, he can use magic to dominate and control investigators, ward himself, and even summon a Dimensional Shambler. If disturbed, he can reanimate his body to confront the intruders.
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===Follow-Ons===

Additional material related to this classic scenario has been published in other places:
* Dan Harms wrote a ten page article in [[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 18]] describing the [[Chapel of Contemplation]] cult in three eras

===References===
[[File:Corbitt schematic.png|150px|thumb|Right|Corbitt House map, edited for use as a handout.]]
'''Player Handouts:'''
* Invitation/Job Offer
* Seven clippings from various sources, including the [[Boston Globe]]
* Symbol of the [[Chapel of Contemplation]] cult
* Map of the Corbitt House (not presented as a hand-out, but could be printed/copied and used as a hand-out by omitting the basement)
* Illustrations: The 7th Edition Quick-Start guide includes five illustrations by Rachel Kahn which can be used as hand-outs:
** the investigators enter the Corbitt House
** the iron bed
** the strange knife
** an infestation of rats
** Walter Corbitt

'''Locations:'''
* The Corbitt House
* the Chapel of Contemplation
* areas of research (newspaper office, police department, hospital, city records)

'''Creatures:'''
* Walter Corbitt
* [[Dimensional Shambler]] (optional)
* rat packs
* levitating knife

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''
* Corbitt's Diaries,
* ''[[Book of Eibon|Liber Ivonis]]'',
* magic dagger,
* pendant of +1 POW (deleted from 7th Edition Quick-start version of scenario)
* Optional: 6th Edition provided for an additional dog-eared book on Demonology, mentioning the [[Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight|Knights of the Silver Twilight]], meant as a plot-hook to another adventure (see Keeper's Notes below).

'''Organizations'''
* [[Chapel of Contemplation]]

'''Campaigns / Scenarios:''' ([http://www.yog-sothoth.com/files/file/595-call-of-cthulhu-6e-quick-start-rules/ 6th Edition] Quick Start version only) ''[[Pickman's Student]]'', ''[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Return to Dunwich]]'', ''[[Adventures in Arkham Country]]'', ''[[H.P. Lovecraft's Kingsport]]''.

===Comments===
Trivia: According the the 5th Edition core rule-book, more people have played The Haunting than any other, and it has been included with the game since the beginning. It has appeared in most versions of the game since the earliest editions, when it was called "The Haunted House". (One of the exceptions is [[D20 Call of Cthulhu]]).

Trivia: As part of the 7th Edition Call of Cthulhu Kickstarter project, Mike Mason and Charlie Krank used “The Haunting” as the basis for a serialized story, one new entry for each day of the project. The story is included in the 7th Edition Call of Cthulhu quick-start rules as an example of how the scenario can vary depending on what the investigators choose to do.

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario officially includes the [[Book of Eibon|Liber Ivonis]], though a damaged copy. It isn't necessary to the story, and can easily be removed or ignored for a scenario that's supernatural rather than Lovecraftian. It was apparently written as an optional element ([http://www.yog-sothoth.com/topic/11507-that-damn-haunting/ Sandy Petersen]). The [[Dimensional Shambler]] is frequently omitted, but in a supernatural game could represent some other monster.

The [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/files/file/595-call-of-cthulhu-6e-quick-start-rules/ 6th Edition] quick-start rules included some optional plot hooks, but these were omitted from the 7th Edition quick-start rules. For Keepers wishing to make use of them, the hooks are:
* (Marcario Family at the [[Roxbury Sanitarium]]) While at the sanitarium, the investigators learn that the Macarios’ doctor is out of town. Filling in for him is a visiting doctor from [[Arkham Sanitarium]], [[Doctor Hardstrom]]. While speaking with the investigators, Doctor Hardstrom mentions that he has a similarly traumatized patient at Arkham Sanitarium. The keeper should note that this is an adventure hook that leads to the Chaosium supplement Arkham ([[Adventures in Arkham Country|CHA 2342]]).
* ([[Boston Globe]] Clippings Morgue) While investigators are prowling through the clippings morgue, they discover a clipping that describes a raid that took place on the Congregational Church in Kingsport, 1731. Although this event is unrelated, the similarity should attract the investigators’ attention. The keeper should note this information leads to an adventure in the Chaosium Supplement [[H.P. Lovecraft's Kingsport|Kingsport]] ([[H.P. Lovecraft's Kingsport|CHA 8804]]).
* (Ground Floor Room 1) Also located in this room is a book about demonology. The title is faded and indiscernable, but the majority of the pages remain legible. Several of the pages are dog-eared in a section about the [[Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight|Knights of the Silver Twilight]]. The keeper should note that this leads to an adventure in Chaosium’s supplement [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]] ([[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth|CHA 2397]]).
* (Ground Floor Room 4) On the wall in this room is a bizarre painting (no other description provided). Investigators who observe it feel inexplicably unsettled. The artist’s name is [[Nelson Blakeley]]. The keeper should note that this picture leads to an [[Pickman's Student|adventure]] in Chaosium’s supplement [[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands]].
* (Upstairs Room 3) Snooping investigators will find a business card inside one of the dresser drawers. It bears the name of [[Doctor Henry Armitage]], and on the back is a telephone number. The keeper should note that this leads to an [[Return to Dunwich|adventure]] in Chaosium’s supplement [[H.P. Lovecraft's Dunwich|Dunwich]] ([[H.P. Lovecraft's Dunwich|CHA 8802]]).

The [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/files/file/595-call-of-cthulhu-6e-quick-start-rules/ 6th Edition] quick-start rules also included as a reward a +1 Power pendant: "Around Corbitt's neck is a black gem fastened on a chain. If the stone is fished out of his dust by an investigator, the stone dissolves in the investigator's hand and adds 1 POW to his characteristic. This magical stone helped fuel Corbitt's undead might." This artefact was deleted from the 7th Edition Quick-Start Rules, leaving behind only the reference "some sort of chain rests around [the lich's] neck", which suggested to some readers that the lich was mysteriously chained up in the basement, an interpretation that an inventive keeper can use to provide an interesting variation on the story: who chained Corbitt's body chained up in the basement, and why? (This creepy interpretation is discussed in the YSDC forums [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/topic/29229-the-haunting-spoiler-alert-players-dont-read/ here].)

====Troubleshooting====
Some alternative options to library research and other alternatives from the standard scenario were offered in a YSDC forum discussion ([http://www.yog-sothoth.com/topic/30616-the-haunting-lets-just-go-to-the-house/ link]):
* Changes to the investigator plot-hook:
** The exact location of the house has been lost! The investigators will need to do some research to actually get to the house.
** Rather than investigating a haunted house, the investigators might instead be hired to find the dagger, with the trail of clues eventually leading to the house.
** The investigators might be hired to provide a detailed history of the house for a curious and eccentric new owner, a collector of haunted houses, as part of their investigation.
** The investigators might be hired to debunk the haunting, with research suggested as a way to gather information to debunk the haunting with.
** Gangster/Criminal characters might be hired to "case the joint", looking for valuables and suitability for a hide-out, site for a criminal enterprise, source of "protection" income, etc.
** Law enforcement might conduct a "stake out" and search of the house for signs of criminal activity.
** Whoever hires the investigators, perhaps a mentor/lead investigator who will not be in the house whom the investigators report to, can provide important clues at the same time. Provide a short, dramatic description of the history of the house and its haunting, as described by the quest-giver, at the beginning of the scenario, during character creation perhaps, hand the clues summarized by this history directly to the investigators, and start the scenario immediately with the group arriving at the house.
** "I usually start the Haunting with a séance in the house itself, with the assumption that some of the PCs/attendees will be skeptics, others will be psychical researcher types, and the medium may or may not be a charlatan. If the medium is genuine, then you have the option of Corbitt (temporarily?) possessing them; if the medium is a charlatan, Corbitt may manifest some gruesome phenomena (blood from the crushed rats in the ceiling, for example) and get the ball rolling." - [https://www.yog-sothoth.com/forums/topic/32471-spicing-and-following-up-on-the-haunting/?do=findComment&comment=343358 The_Tatterdemalion_King]
* Chapel of Contemplation cult:
** Clues can be moved from external libraries into Corbitt's diary, scrapbook style, with a suggestion to move the diary (and any tomes from the Chapel of Contemplation) to the Corbitt House attic or basement, or alternatively to move the ruin of the Chapel of Contemplation onto the Corbitt property and place the diary/scrapbook there.
** Optionally, place clues in the diary or in the ''Liber Ivonis'' to indicate that the dagger is Corbitt's only weakness, so that it's impossible to kill Corbitt through blind, dumb luck. Corbitt might not directly interact with the players until they obtain this clue, or the dagger.
* Atmosphere and mood:
** Dial up the haunting aspect with creepy, cinematic "[[whammies]]" (evidence of hauntings, such as strange figures waving from windows, creepy moving dolls, cold spots, etc.) This seems to encourage the investigators to be more cautious....
* Alternative source of clues:
** In a modern setting, investigators can always be encouraged to look up information on cell phones / tablets / etc. on the trip to the house, or while at the house.
** Whoever hires the investigators can provide important clues at the same time. Provide a short, dramatic description of the history of the house and its haunting, as described by the quest-giver, at the beginning of the scenario, during character creation perhaps, hand the clues summarized by this history directly to the investigators, and start the scenario immediately with the group arriving at the house.
** Just have the group choose a lead investigator and one or more official researchers, and assume that they have done the basic research from the beginning, dividing the clues between them as appropriate.
** Begin the investigation in the house with a seance.
** Ghosts and psychic impressions and visions can provide a few clues that would otherwise be gained through interviews with former occupants of the home. (These visions and apparitions can be some fairly atmospheric and attention-getting ways to provide vital clues!) See "[[whammies]]" for ideas.
** Instead of libraries and so on, clues can be provided in diaries, scrapbooks, tape recordings, film strips, and so on hidden in the haunted house where investigators can find them.
** Veiled clues, backstories and legends, and ominous warnings can be provided by weird and eccentric neighbors, locals, creepy old guys/kids/deformed imbeciles/hoboes/whatever met in the neighborhood, outside the property, or even in the grounds or house itself.
** See "[[Haunted House and Cabin In The Woods Tropes]]" for some additional ideas.
* Adaptations to alternative settings:
** Modern: The cast of a "Ghost Hunters" style TV show investigate a haunting as part of their documentary series.
** Modern: A group of college kids are helping their best friend out with renovating her first house... it should be a lot of fun, but something seems to be wrong with the house...
** [[Cthulhu Dark Ages]]: The Church commissions a group of investigators to explore and exorcise a haunting in an abandoned castle on a disputed border, so that the castle can be occupied and the border defended as quickly as possible.
** [[Weird World War]]: In war-torn WWII Europe, a team of Allied specialists find more than they bargained for when they search an [[The Bunker (2001 film)|abandoned bunker]] for intelligence that German officers may have left behind in the short time they occupied the [[Deathwatch (2002 film)|labyrinthine tunnels]] of the [[Outpost (2008 franchise)|creepy underground fort]], built partly into the ruins of a far older structure.
** Cold War: The NKVD or KGB has assigned the investigators to infiltrate a house in the independent country of Ruritania and set it up as a base for a communist cell there in preparation for the coming glorious Ruritanian Revolution... the investigators have all the training they need as saboteurs, spies, infiltrators, propagandists, and more, all the spy gadgets they need to install in the house, and an enthusiastic support for the Cause... what could go wrong?
** The 1970s: The new owners of the [[The Shining (1980 film)|Corbitt Hotel]], a luxury hotel with a long and sordid history and connections to criminal and occult organizations in a remote and uninviting location, hire the investigators to spend the winter season snowed into the hotel, renovating it and investigating disturbing reports from guests about [[Whammies|strange things seen]] within the twisted hallways of the hotel's eccentric construction; the owners have gathered papers and confusing blueprints relating to the hotel, stacks of newspapers stashed in the basement by former caretakers contain other clues, and the investigators get to stay alone in a luxury hotel with all expenses paid for a scenic winter vacation while they work and follow the clues to the revelation that the investigators do not walk alone within the walls of the Corbitt hotel....
** Criminals and Gangsters: A gang of crooks occupy an abandoned mansion near a bank vault in preparation for the perfect crime... it shouldn't hurt to have a look around for a few "souvenirs", should it?
** [[Cthulhu Icarus]]: The ''Corbitt'', an [[Event Horizon (1997 film)|experimental star ship]] that disappeared without a trace when testing an experimental hyperspace drive in some gods-forsaken corner of the Solar System, suddenly re-appears without explanation after transmitting a disturbing and distorted message, and the investigators are sent out to retrieve the ship's black box and find out what happened....
** [[Weird West]]: Something strange is going down at the old Corbitt mine, closed under mysterious circumstances during the American Civil War. A group of intrepid war veterans, prospectors, gunslingers, drifters, and other western adventurers are hired to find out what is happening, and fix it, so the mine can be re-opened....
** [[Cyberpunk]]: A corporation hires investigators to "sanitize" a "legacy virtual reality asset acquired in a recent merger" for public consumption, one in which a handful of company engineers and hackers have disappeared, died, or gone mad; the virtual reality space might (as an expedient) resemble an old dark house in the woods, but could look like pretty much anything that you like (virtual reality being what it is). The investigators' research before entering the virtual world and what they find after entering it reveal that the eccentric developer, long vanished, had been delving into some sinister things while programming the virtual environment, and the investigators are not alone in there....

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Age of Cthulhu

2020-04-06T20:11:44Z

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By [[Goodman_Games|Goodman Games]]

Globe spanning Age of Cthulhu adventures bring new secrets and mind-bending horrors to your 1920's Call of Cthulhu game. Each adventure comes with copious player handouts, detailed maps, and pre-generated investigators ready to risk their lives and their sanity to confront the horrors of an uncaring universe.

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._1:_Death_in_Luxor_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 1: Death in Luxor]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._2:_Madness_in_London_Town_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 2: Madness in London Town]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._3:_Shadows_of_Leningrad_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 3: Shadows of Leningrad]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._4:_Horrors_From_Yuggoth_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 4: Horrors from Yuggoth]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._5:_Long_Reach_of_Evil_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 5: The Long Reach of Evil]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._6:_A_Dream_of_Japan_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 6: A Dream of Japan]]

[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 7: The Timeless Sands of India (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 7: The Timeless Sands of India]]

[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu:_Abomination_of_the_Amazon|Age of Cthulhu: Abominations of the Amazon]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu:_Transatlantic_Terror_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu: Transatlantic Terror]]

Age of Cthulhu

2020-04-06T20:11:22Z

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By [[Goodman_Games|Goodman Games]]

Globe spanning Age of Cthulhu adventures bring new secrets and mind-bending horrors to your 1920's Call of Cthulhu game. Each adventure comes with copious player handouts, detailed maps, and pre-generated investigators ready to risk their lives and their sanity to confront the horrors of an uncaring universe.

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._1:_Death_in_Luxor_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 1: Death in Luxor]]
[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._2:_Madness_in_London_Town_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 2: Madness in London Town]]
[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._3:_Shadows_of_Leningrad_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 3: Shadows of Leningrad]]
[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._4:_Horrors_From_Yuggoth_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 4: Horrors from Yuggoth]]
[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._5:_Long_Reach_of_Evil_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 5: The Long Reach of Evil]]
[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._6:_A_Dream_of_Japan_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 6: A Dream of Japan]]
[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 7: The Timeless Sands of India (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 7: The Timeless Sands of India]]
[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu:_Abomination_of_the_Amazon|Age of Cthulhu: Abominations of the Amazon]]
[[Age_of_Cthulhu:_Transatlantic_Terror_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu: Transatlantic Terror]]

Goodman Games

2020-04-06T20:10:14Z

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'''Official Site:''' [http://www.goodman-games.com/ageofcthulhu.html Goodman Games]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu|Age of Cthulhu]], a campaign of 1920's Call of Cthulhu campaign

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Goodman Games

2020-04-06T20:10:04Z

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'''Official Site:''' [http://www.goodman-games.com/ageofcthulhu.html|Goodman Games]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu|Age of Cthulhu]], a campaign of 1920's Call of Cthulhu campaign

[[Category:Publishers]]

Age of Cthulhu

2020-04-06T19:57:13Z

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Age of Cthulhu

2020-04-06T19:56:59Z

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By [[Goodman_Games Goodman Games]]

Globe spanning Age of Cthulhu adventures bring new secrets and mind-bending horrors to your 1920's Call of Cthulhu game. Each adventure comes with copious player handouts, detailed maps, and pre-generated investigators ready to risk their lives and their sanity to confront the horrors of an uncaring universe.

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._1:_Death_in_Luxor_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 1: Death in Luxor]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._2:_Madness_in_London_Town_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 2: Madness in London Town]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._3:_Shadows_of_Leningrad_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 3: Shadows of Leningrad]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._4:_Horrors_From_Yuggoth_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 4: Horrors from Yuggoth]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._5:_Long_Reach_of_Evil_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 5: The Long Reach of Evil]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu,_Vol._6:_A_Dream_of_Japan_(Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 6: A Dream of Japan]]

[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 7: The Timeless Sands of India (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 7: The Timeless Sands of India]]

[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng]]

[[Age_of_Cthulhu:_Abomination_of_the_Amazon|Age of Cthulhu: Abominations of the Amazon]]

Robinson Gruesome

2020-03-21T12:27:29Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 13

'''Author(s):''' [[Mark Chiddicks]], [[Marcus D. Bone]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Ashley Jones]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Monophobia_(Supplement)|Monophobia]]

==Summary==
Cast away on a South Sea Island, the Investigator finds himself up against a fierce native cult and their hideous ‘God’

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Mythos Tomes:'''

'''Locations:''' South Sea Islands

'''Creatures:''' [[Centipede]], [[Deep One]], [[Great White Shark]]

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===

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[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Deep One scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ghost scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
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Of Grave Concern

2020-03-21T12:27:21Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 18

'''Author(s):''' [[Mark Chiddicks]], [[Marcus D. Bone]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Ashley Jones]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Monophobia_(Supplement)|Monophobia]]

==Summary==
In which the Investigator’s knowledge could well be the death of them. When a meeting with an acquaintance results in the Investigator’s mind being transferred into a walking corpse, it’s a race against time to discover who could perpetrate such a dastardly deed... and more importantly, why?

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Mythos Tomes:'''

'''Locations:'''

'''Creatures:''' [[Ghoul]]

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ghoul scenarios]]
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[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]

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Robinson Gruesome

2020-03-21T12:26:44Z

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Robinson Gruesome

2020-03-21T12:26:22Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 13

'''Author(s):''' [[Mark Chiddicks]], [[Marcus D. Bone]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Ashley Jones]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Monophobia_(Supplement)|Monophobia]]

==Summary==
Cast away on a South Sea Island, the Investigator finds himself up against a fierce native cult and their hideous ‘God’

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Mythos Tomes:'''

'''Locations:''' South Sea Islands

'''Creatures:''' [[Centipede]], [[Deep One]], [[Great White Shark]]

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Beginner scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Deep One scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ghost scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]

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Of Grave Concern

2020-03-21T12:22:08Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 18

'''Author(s):''' [[Mark Chiddicks]], [[Marcus D. Bone]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Ashley Jones]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Monophobia_(Supplement)|Monophobia]]

==Summary==
In which the Investigator’s knowledge could well be the death of them. When a meeting with an acquaintance results in the Investigator’s mind being transferred into a walking corpse, it’s a race against time to discover who could perpetrate such a dastardly deed... and more importantly, why?

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Mythos Tomes:'''

'''Locations:'''

'''Creatures:''' [[Ghoul]]

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Arkham]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Beginner scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ghoul scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Investigators are academics]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for single players]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios featuring Miskatonic University]]

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Vengeance From Beyond (Scenario)

2020-03-21T12:20:20Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 11

'''Author(s):''' [[Mark Chiddicks]], [[Marcus D. Bone]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Ashley Jones]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Monophobia_(Supplement)|Monophobia]]

==Summary==
In which a hunt for a stolen book ends surprisingly easily, but not without consequences. When the spirit of a dead occultist haunts the Investigator in ways that nobody else can see, madness beckons, and the only escape seems to lie in crossing the ultimate threshold.

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Mythos Tomes:''' [[Scripture of Shul]]

'''Locations:'''

'''Creatures:''' [[Ghost]]

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Arkham]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Beginner scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ghost scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Investigators are academics]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for single players]]
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Vengeance From Beyond

2020-03-21T12:20:20Z

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Vengeance From Beyond (Scenario)

2020-03-21T12:19:46Z

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Vengeance From Beyond (Scenario)

2020-03-21T12:18:13Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 11

'''Author(s):''' [[Mark Chiddicks]], [[Marcus D. Bone]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Ashley Jones]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Monophobia_(Supplement)]]

==Summary==
In which a hunt for a stolen book ends surprisingly easily, but not without consequences. When the spirit of a dead occultist haunts the Investigator in ways that nobody else can see, madness beckons, and the only escape seems to lie in crossing the ultimate threshold.

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Locations:'''

'''Creatures:''' [[Ghost]],

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Arkham]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Beginner scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ghost scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Investigators are academics]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for single players]]
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Vengeance From Beyond (Scenario)

2020-03-21T12:17:35Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 11

'''Author(s):''' [[Mark Chiddicks]], [[Marcus D. Bone]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Ashley Jones]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Monophobia_(Supplement)]]

==Summary==
In which a hunt for a stolen book ends surprisingly easily, but not without consequences. When the spirit of a dead occultist haunts the Investigator in ways that nobody else can see, madness beckons, and the only escape seems to lie in crossing the ultimate threshold.

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Locations:'''

'''Creatures:''' [[Ghost]],

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Arkham]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Beginner scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ghost scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Investigators are academics]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for solo play]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios featuring Miskatonic University]]

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Rise of the Sleeper

2020-03-12T17:13:20Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 25

'''Author:''' [[Scott David Aniolowski]]

'''Artist:''' [[Rodell D. Sanford Jr.]]

'''Setting:''' Classic era, [[Lovecraft country]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Lurking Fears]]

==Summary==
In which an unexpected inheritance leads to a nightmare of undeath in the Florida Everglades

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===

===References===

'''Locations:''' [[Everglades]], [[Florida]]

'''Creatures:''' [[Glaaki]]

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''
===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===
Comments to Keepers about this scenario;
Possibly how to run it successfully.
Keep general DISCUSSION on the talk page.

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[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
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Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Campaign)

2020-02-25T20:12:36Z

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This article is about the ''Call of Cthulhu'' campaign. For other uses of ''Shadows of Yog-Sothoth'', please see [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Disambiguation)]].
==Details==

'''Author(s):''' [[Marc Hutchison]], [[Sandy Petersen]], [[John Scott Clegg]], [[John Carnahan]], [[Randy McCall]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Tom Sullivan]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]

==Comments / Trivia==
* The favourite campaign of [[Sandy Petersen]].
* Winner of the 1985 Games Day Award for Best Role Playing Adventure and the 1982 Game Designer’s Guild Select Award.
* Chaosium are working on a 7th Edition at present - estimated to ship near the end of 2020 - [https://www.facebook.com/groups/637494463001466/search/?query=shogsototh&epa=SEARCH_BOX Facebook thread] (look for a comment by Rodrigo Martinez, and a reply from Scott David Aniolowski).

==Links==
* [http://www.ogrecave.com/reviews/shadows_yog.shtml Review by Demian Ketz on OgreCave]
* [http://grognardia.blogspot.com.au/2009/08/retrospective-shadows-of-yog-sothoth.html Review on Grognardia]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
A sinister occult secret organisation led by the wizard [[Carl Stanford]] plans to raise [[R'lyeh]] and summon [[Cthulhu]].

===Scenarios===
[[The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight (Scenario)|The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight]], [[Look to the Future]], [[The Coven of Cannich]], [[Devil's Canyon]], [[The Worm that Walks]], [[The Watchers of Easter Island]], [[The Rise of R'lyeh]]

===Keeper Comments===
Keepers should spend time ahead of the Campaign coming up with specific details about the motivation of the Order, and specifics about the [[Shadows_of_Yog-Sothoth:_Devil's_Canyon|Arc of Vlactos]], the R'lyeh Disc and the R'lyeh Spell. This will help create more consistent links between the scenarios than those found in the campaign.

You are also recommended to read through [[Nameless_City,_Nameless_Terrors|Nameless City, Nameless Terrors]], which can be included in this campaign as a source of the R'lyeh Spell.

There is also a tie-in character and a tome description for [[Rituals and Arcane Wisdom for Keepers of the Silver Gate]] in the [[Miskatonic_University_(Supplement)|Miskatonic University sourcebook]]

You can find some keeper's notes on the campaign at Call of Cthulhu Scenario Reviews - [https://cocscenarios.wordpress.com/2014/05/18/shadows-of-yog-sothoth-the-first-campaign-spoiler-alert-part-one/ Part 1], [https://cocscenarios.wordpress.com/2014/05/18/shadows-of-yog-sothoth-the-first-campaign-spoiler-alert-part-two/ Part 2]

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Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Campaign)

2020-02-25T20:12:18Z

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This article is about the ''Call of Cthulhu'' campaign. For other uses of ''Shadows of Yog-Sothoth'', please see [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Disambiguation)]].
==Details==

'''Author(s):''' [[Marc Hutchison]], [[Sandy Petersen]], [[John Scott Clegg]], [[John Carnahan]], [[Randy McCall]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Tom Sullivan]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]

==Comments / Trivia==
* The favourite campaign of [[Sandy Petersen]].
* Winner of the 1985 Games Day Award for Best Role Playing Adventure and the 1982 Game Designer’s Guild Select Award.
* Chaosium are working on a 7th Edition at present - estimated to ship near the end of 2020 [https://www.facebook.com/groups/637494463001466/search/?query=shogsototh&epa=SEARCH_BOX Facebook thread], look for a comment by Rodrigo Martinez, and a reply from Scott David Aniolowski.

==Links==
* [http://www.ogrecave.com/reviews/shadows_yog.shtml Review by Demian Ketz on OgreCave]
* [http://grognardia.blogspot.com.au/2009/08/retrospective-shadows-of-yog-sothoth.html Review on Grognardia]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
A sinister occult secret organisation led by the wizard [[Carl Stanford]] plans to raise [[R'lyeh]] and summon [[Cthulhu]].

===Scenarios===
[[The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight (Scenario)|The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight]], [[Look to the Future]], [[The Coven of Cannich]], [[Devil's Canyon]], [[The Worm that Walks]], [[The Watchers of Easter Island]], [[The Rise of R'lyeh]]

===Keeper Comments===
Keepers should spend time ahead of the Campaign coming up with specific details about the motivation of the Order, and specifics about the [[Shadows_of_Yog-Sothoth:_Devil's_Canyon|Arc of Vlactos]], the R'lyeh Disc and the R'lyeh Spell. This will help create more consistent links between the scenarios than those found in the campaign.

You are also recommended to read through [[Nameless_City,_Nameless_Terrors|Nameless City, Nameless Terrors]], which can be included in this campaign as a source of the R'lyeh Spell.

There is also a tie-in character and a tome description for [[Rituals and Arcane Wisdom for Keepers of the Silver Gate]] in the [[Miskatonic_University_(Supplement)|Miskatonic University sourcebook]]

You can find some keeper's notes on the campaign at Call of Cthulhu Scenario Reviews - [https://cocscenarios.wordpress.com/2014/05/18/shadows-of-yog-sothoth-the-first-campaign-spoiler-alert-part-one/ Part 1], [https://cocscenarios.wordpress.com/2014/05/18/shadows-of-yog-sothoth-the-first-campaign-spoiler-alert-part-two/ Part 2]

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Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Campaign)

2020-02-25T20:11:51Z

Hangfire:

This article is about the ''Call of Cthulhu'' campaign. For other uses of ''Shadows of Yog-Sothoth'', please see [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Disambiguation)]].
==Details==

'''Author(s):''' [[Marc Hutchison]], [[Sandy Petersen]], [[John Scott Clegg]], [[John Carnahan]], [[Randy McCall]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Tom Sullivan]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]

==Comments / Trivia==
* The favourite campaign of [[Sandy Petersen]].
* Winner of the 1985 Games Day Award for Best Role Playing Adventure and the 1982 Game Designer’s Guild Select Award.
* Chaosium are working on a 7th Edition at present - estimated to ship near the end of 2020 [https://www.facebook.com/groups/637494463001466/search/?query=shogsototh&epa=SEARCH_BOX|Facebook thread, look for a comment by Rodrigo Martinez, and a reply from Scott David Aniolowski]

==Links==
* [http://www.ogrecave.com/reviews/shadows_yog.shtml Review by Demian Ketz on OgreCave]
* [http://grognardia.blogspot.com.au/2009/08/retrospective-shadows-of-yog-sothoth.html Review on Grognardia]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
A sinister occult secret organisation led by the wizard [[Carl Stanford]] plans to raise [[R'lyeh]] and summon [[Cthulhu]].

===Scenarios===
[[The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight (Scenario)|The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight]], [[Look to the Future]], [[The Coven of Cannich]], [[Devil's Canyon]], [[The Worm that Walks]], [[The Watchers of Easter Island]], [[The Rise of R'lyeh]]

===Keeper Comments===
Keepers should spend time ahead of the Campaign coming up with specific details about the motivation of the Order, and specifics about the [[Shadows_of_Yog-Sothoth:_Devil's_Canyon|Arc of Vlactos]], the R'lyeh Disc and the R'lyeh Spell. This will help create more consistent links between the scenarios than those found in the campaign.

You are also recommended to read through [[Nameless_City,_Nameless_Terrors|Nameless City, Nameless Terrors]], which can be included in this campaign as a source of the R'lyeh Spell.

There is also a tie-in character and a tome description for [[Rituals and Arcane Wisdom for Keepers of the Silver Gate]] in the [[Miskatonic_University_(Supplement)|Miskatonic University sourcebook]]

You can find some keeper's notes on the campaign at Call of Cthulhu Scenario Reviews - [https://cocscenarios.wordpress.com/2014/05/18/shadows-of-yog-sothoth-the-first-campaign-spoiler-alert-part-one/ Part 1], [https://cocscenarios.wordpress.com/2014/05/18/shadows-of-yog-sothoth-the-first-campaign-spoiler-alert-part-two/ Part 2]

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[[Category:CoC:Campaigns]]

Glaaki

2020-02-20T21:40:01Z

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'''Glaaki''' is a fictional character in the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. Glaaki first appeared in "The Inhabitant of the Lake" (1964), an early story by [[Ramsey Campbell]].

==Glaaki in the mythos==

In [[Cthulhu Mythos]] [[fiction]], Glaaki is a [[Great Old Ones (Deities)|Great Old One]] and dwells in a lake in the Severn Valley near Brichester in England (though he has been reported in other lakes around the world). Glaaki has the shape of an enormous slug covered with metallic spines that, despite their appearance, are actually organic growths. Glaaki can also extrude tentacles with eyes at the tips, allowing him to peer from underneath the water. It is believed that he came to the Earth imprisoned inside a meteor. When the meteor landed, Glaaki was freed, and the impact created the lake wherein he now resides.

Glaaki is an ancient and wise creature with vast knowledge of the other beings that are active in Britain's Severn River Valley, such as [[Y'golonac]], the [[S'glhuo|Denizens of S'glhuo]], [[Shub-Niggurath]], [[Eihort]], and [[Byatis]]. The cult's holy book, known as ''[[The Revelations of Glaaki]]'', was written by his cult, which gleaned sorcerous knowledge from their master.

==Glaaki's cult (Servants of Glaaki)==

By driving one of his spines into a victim and injecting a special fluid, Glaaki can turn the unfortunate into an [[undead]] slave; however, if the spine is broken off before the fluid is injected, the victim dies anyway but is at least spared the fate of becoming Glaaki's slave. The injected fluid produces growths throughout the victim's body that allow Glaaki to manipulate the subject's corpse.

Many people come to serve Glaaki willingly, in exchange for the promise of eternal life. What they don't realise is that he makes good on his promise by driving his spines into them, turning them into undead slaves.

===The Green Decay===

As time passes the undead creatures become increasingly sensitive to sunlight, and even begin to take damage from it. The Servants of Glaaki refer to this condition as the ''Green Decay''.

==Appearances==

* [[Ramsey Campbell]] - "[[The Inhabitant of the Lake]]" (1964)
* [[Daniel Harms]] - ''[[The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana]]'' (1998)
* [[Mythos Tomes]]: "Notes on the Revelations of Glaaki", https://web.archive.org/web/20100426001003/http://www.mythostomes.com/content/view/90/1/

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Pax Cthuliana

2020-02-20T21:10:11Z

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[[File:Pax Cthuliana cover artwork.png|thumb|350px|right|'''Pax Cthuliana''' cover artwork]]

'''''Pax Cthuliana''''' is an unlicensed supplement for ''[[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)|Call of Cthulhu]]'' by [[Two Starving Gnolls]] released in September 2017. Set in London 1927, players must solve puzzles and investigate into England's occult past.

==Details==
'''Publisher:''' [[Two Starving Gnolls]]

'''Product Code:''' ??

'''Publishing Year:''' 2017

'''Pages:''' ??

'''Cover Price:''' ??

'''Author(s):''' [[Jarle Haktorson]], [[Even Vinjor Røssland]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Joseph Diaz]]

'''Setting(s):''' London 1927

'''Format(s):''' Softcover, Hardcover, PDF

'''ISBN:''' 237-009002830 (softcover), 2370009002823 (Limited Kickstarter Hardcover Edition)

==Summary==
''From the Kickstarter campaign:''

"Pax Cthuliana" is a dramatic scenario designed for experienced players set in the world of H. P. Lovecraft.
Through investigation, puzzle solving, time travel, knowledge of the Mythos, situational music, timed events and horrible scenes, the players will experience an interactive and unique scenario—an epic mini-campaign playable in one (long!) gaming night.

==Characters==
*[[Aleister Crowley]]
*[[Megan 'Angel' Schneider]]
*[[Benedict Simon]]
*[[J. R. R. Tolkien]]
*[[Vitas Varnas]]

==Reception==
Paul Baldowski of Geek Native gave a positive review of the game and described it as a "genuinely enjoyable and engaging experience".[https://www.geeknative.com/60578/signs-end-times-review-pax-cthuliana/]

==External links==
*{{Kickstarter|projects/1990950227/pax-cthuliana-a-cthulhu-scenario}}

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[[Category:CoC:Cthulhu scenarios]]

Category:CoC:R'lyeh scenarios

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Scenarios that take place on the island of [[R'lyeh]]

Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Rise of R'lyeh

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 6

'''Author(s):''' [[Sandy Petersen]]

'''Artist(s):'''

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]

'''Campaign:''' [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Campaign)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]]

==Summary==
The investigators travel to a new island to thwart the plans of the Order.

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
The Investigators must use the resources gathered during the campaign to send [[R'lyeh]] back to the bottom of the ocean.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Locations:''' [[R'lyeh]]

'''Creatures:'''

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''

'''Campaigns / Scenarios:'''

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===
There may be a lot of "analysis paralysis" by the players before they make the trip to R'lyeh. If they fail their Cthulhu Mythos and Idea rolls, they will be literally "lost at sea". Consider introducing a friendly NPC like Professor Methridge (from [[The Watchers of Easter Island]]) to help them.

{{DEFAULTSORT:Rise of R'lyeh}}
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[[Category:CoC:Cthulhu scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Campaign scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in the South Pacific]]
[[Category:CoC:Island scenarios]]
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Nameless City, Nameless Terrors

2020-01-04T15:21:32Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:'''

'''Author(s):''' [[Brian M. Sammons]]

'''Artist(s):'''

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[The_House_of_R%27lyeh_(Supplement)| The House of R'lyeh (Supplement)]]

'''Campaign:''' None, but originally written as part of an expanded [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Campaign)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]]

==Summary==
An expedition into the heart of Arabia’s Empty Quarter in search of Irem as described in Lovecraft’s The Nameless City.

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Cultist scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Campaign scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Rural, remote and backwoods scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Desert scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Irem scenarios]]
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Category:CoC:Irem scenarios

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Scenarios which involve Irem, the city of the pillars

The City Without a Name

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 19

'''Author(s):''' [[William Hamblin]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Lisa A. Free]], [[Sherman Kahn]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Curse of the Chthonians]]

'''Campaign:'''

==Summary==
The Investigators visit Rabbi Eleazar ben Zakai in Jerusalem. The Rabbi interprets a vision received by one of the Investigators using the Kabbalistic Science of Gematria.

==Links==
* [http://rlyehreviews.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/curse-of-chaosium.html Review by Pookie UK on Reviews from R'lyeh]
* [http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_3038.html Review by James Holloway on RPGnet]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
The Investigators journey to the infamous City Without a Name - which actually has a name, Iram of the Pillars.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''

'''Locations:''' Arabia

'''Creatures:''' [[Chthonian]], [[Ghost]], [[Sand-Dweller]]

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' [[Das Alphabet in Mystik und Magic]], [[Kabbala Denudata]], [[Sefer ha-Zohar]]

'''Campaigns / Scenarios:'''

===Comments===

This scenario can be played as a follow-on to [[Thoth’s Dagger]] or on its own.

===Keeper Comments===

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[[Category:CoC:Ghost scenarios]]
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[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Arabia]]
[[Category:CoC:Desert scenarios]]
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The Art of Madness (Terry White Scenario)

2020-01-04T15:17:34Z

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==Details==
[[Image:The Art of Madness Cover.png|thumb|''The Art of Madness'']]

'''Pages:''' 1-21

'''Author(s):''' [[Terry White]]

'''Artist(s):''' N/A

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[The Art of Madness (Supplement)|The Art of Madness]]

==Summary==
Can the Investigators find out what happened to Michael Bush and the detective sent to find him?

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[Link 1]
*[Link 2]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
Describe the adventure in detail; no bias allowed.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' List the player handouts here.

'''Locations:''' Office of Peter Barnes, Office of Alan Jones, Brent House (Hampsted Heath), [[Conanby]] (Norfolk), Mellgrove House (Norfolk)

'''Creatures:''' [[Human Cultist|Cultist]], [[Byakhee]]

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' [[True Magick]], [[Pagan Festivals]], [[Diabolic Rituals]], Diary of Patrick Wenslow, [[Spirit Statue]]

'''Campaigns / Scenarios:''' N/A

===Comments===
List dedication, trivia, images, anything else of note.

===Keeper Comments===
Comments to Keepers about this scenario;
Possibly how to run it successfully.
Keep general DISCUSSION on the talk page.

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios|Art of Madness]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios|Art of Madness]]
[[Category:CoC:Missing person scenarios|Art of Madness]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in London|Art of Madness]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Norfolk|Art of Madness]]
[[Category:CoC:Byakhee scenarios|Art of Madness]]
[[Category:CoC:Cultist scenarios|Art of Madness]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios referencing Cthulhu|Art of Madness]]
[[Category:CoC:Cthulhu scenarios]]

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Bayt al Azif, Issue 2

2019-11-21T18:02:20Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Bayt_al_Azif_2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Magazine:''' [[Bayt al Azif]]

'''Publisher:''' [[Bayt al Azif, Inc.]]

'''Product Code:''' BA02

'''Publishing Year:''' September 2019

'''Pages:''' 104

'''Cover Price:''' $15.00 softcover, $25.00 hardcover ($6.00 PDF)

'''Editor:''' [[Jared Smith]]

'''Authors:''' [[Ash DelVillan]], [[Bridgett Jeffries]], [[Dean Engelhardt]], [[J. Eric Holmes]], [[Evan Johnston]], [[Jared Smith]], [[Lisa Padol]], [[Philipp Christophel]], [[Ralf Sandfuchs]], [[Stu Horvath]], [[Zach Howard]]

'''Artists:''' [[Jensine Eckwall]] (Cover), [[Chris Holmes]], [[Chris Schlicht]], [[Edwin Gunn]], [[Ellen Levy]], [[Ernst Rausch]], [[Evan Johnston]], [[Greg Steele]], [[Gustave David]], [[Jason Lutes]], [[Jason Smith]], [[Kelly Bastow]], [[Ludwig Lange]], [[Matt Hoddy]], [[Tyler Landry]]

'''Format:''' Softcover, hardcover and PDF

'''ISBN:''' 978-1-940398-92-1

==Contents==

'''Scenarios:'''
* [[False Friends]] (Christophel and Sandfuchs, Classic)
* [[Nighted]] (DelVillan, Gaslight)
* [[Beasts of Gévaudan]] (Jeffries, 1760s)

'''Articles:'''
* [[Houses of the Unholy]]
* [[Cthulhu in 2018: A Retrospective]]
* [[Who Needs Lovecraft Country?: Why the Weimar Republic is the Best Setting for Cthulhu Games]]
* [[Vintage RPG: Masks of Nyarlathotep]]
* [[Sites of Antiquity: Temple of Melqart at Marat]]
* [[Adapting a Scenario: Our Ladies of Sorrow]] - a review, with Keeper notes of [[Our Ladies of Sorrow: House of Shadows]]
* [["It is not dead which can eternal lie....": Game Review: Call of Cthulhu and Commentary]]

'''Additional:''' letters column, interviews, comics

==Comments / Trivia==

List dedication, trivia, images, anything else of note.

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


Comment here to Keepers about this magazine.
Comments on specific Scenarios and Campaigns
go on their respective pages.
Keep DISCUSSION on the talk page.

[[Category:Magazines:Issues|Bayt al Azif, Issue 2]]
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Bayt al Azif, Issue 2

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==Details==
[[Image:Bayt_al_Azif_2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Magazine:''' [[Bayt al Azif]]

'''Publisher:''' [[Bayt al Azif, Inc.]]

'''Product Code:''' BA02

'''Publishing Year:''' September 2019

'''Pages:''' 104

'''Cover Price:''' $15.00 softcover, $25.00 hardcover ($6.00 PDF)

'''Editor:''' [[Jared Smith]]

'''Authors:''' [[Ash DelVillan]], [[Bridgett Jeffries]], [[Dean Engelhardt]], [[J. Eric Holmes]], [[Evan Johnston]], [[Jared Smith]], [[Lisa Padol]], [[Philipp Christophel]], [[Ralf Sandfuchs]], [[Stu Horvath]], [[Zach Howard]]

'''Artists:''' [[Jensine Eckwall]] (Cover), [[Chris Holmes]], [[Chris Schlicht]], [[Edwin Gunn]], [[Ellen Levy]], [[Ernst Rausch]], [[Evan Johnston]], [[Greg Steele]], [[Gustave David]], [[Jason Lutes]], [[Jason Smith]], [[Kelly Bastow]], [[Ludwig Lange]], [[Matt Hoddy]], [[Tyler Landry]]

'''Format:''' Softcover, hardcover and PDF

'''ISBN:''' 978-1-940398-92-1

==Contents==

'''Scenarios:''' [[False Friends]] (Christophel and Sandfuchs, Classic), [[Nighted]] (DelVillan, Gaslight), [[Beasts of Gévaudan]] (Jeffries, 1760s)

'''Articles:'''
* [[Houses of the Unholy]]
* [[Cthulhu in 2018: A Retrospective]]
* [[Who Needs Lovecraft Country?: Why the Weimar Republic is the Best Setting for Cthulhu Games]]
* [[Vintage RPG: Masks of Nyarlathotep]]
* [[Sites of Antiquity: Temple of Melqart at Marat]]
* [[Adapting a Scenario: Our Ladies of Sorrow]] - a review, with Keeper notes of [[Our Ladies of Sorrow: House of Shadows]]
* [["It is not dead which can eternal lie....": Game Review: Call of Cthulhu and Commentary]]

'''Additional:''' letters column, interviews, comics

==Comments / Trivia==

List dedication, trivia, images, anything else of note.

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


Comment here to Keepers about this magazine.
Comments on specific Scenarios and Campaigns
go on their respective pages.
Keep DISCUSSION on the talk page.

[[Category:Magazines:Issues|Bayt al Azif, Issue 2]]
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Our Ladies of Sorrow (Supplement)

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==Details==
[[Image:Our Ladies of Sorrow.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Publisher:''' [[Miskatonic River Press]]

'''Product Code:''' 0005

'''Publishing Year:''' 2009

'''Pages:''' 152

'''Cover Price:''' $34.95

'''Author(s):''' [[Kevin A. Ross]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Santiago Caruso]], [[Jason C. Eckhardt]]

'''Setting(s):''' [[Modern]]

'''Format(s):''' Softcover and PDF

==Contents==

In this modern day campaign of supernatural horror, the investigators encounter The Sorrows -- ancient goddesses of grief, madness, and death who, in their multitude of forms, have preyed on Man since he first began to dream. These lengthy scenarios mix elements of ghost stories and mythology and emphasize subtle atmospheric horror and terror on a very personal level. For as the investigators strip away their foes' many masks, they themselves become the prey of The Sorrows, culminating in a terrible choice that could save their lives -- but leave them forever haunted by their grim sacrifice...

'''Campaigns:''' The scenarios in this book are linked to form the [[Our Ladies of Sorrow (Campaign)]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Our Ladies of Sorrow: House of Shadows]], [[Desert of Sighs]], [[River of Tears]], [[The Final Cut]]

'''Additional:''' Foreword, Introduction (including notes on running the campaign in the [[Delta Green]] setting), Appendices, Bibliography,
Afterword, Player Handouts

==Front Cover Text==
No additional text.

==Back Cover Text==
for use with Call of Cthulhu

licensed by Chaosium, Inc.

'''Our Ladies of Sorrow by Kevin Ross'''

"Macbeth: How now, you secret, black, and midnight hags! What is't you do? 
Three Witches: A deed without a name." 
-- William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Macbeth

An apartment building haunted by something that taunts, and tempts -- and kills... 
A lonely desert where the wind whispers and the borders of reality fade... 
A flood-drenched town stalked by ghosts and other, more solid nightmares...

A frightened old man dies in a traffic mishap, chased to his doom by a mysterious old woman whom only the investigators have seen.
So begins this series of chilling modern supernatural horror adventures. The dead man's haunted apartment building is the first stop on a
fear-shrouded path to confront a creature who is neither witch nor ghost nor goddess -- but some unthinkable combination of all three.
Further investigations lead them to search for a group of hikers lost in an increasingly surreal and deadly desert landscape, where salvation
and nightmare brood side by side in the lost and lonely wastes. Then another ghost -- this one haunting a food-imperiled town -- acquaints
the investigators with a bewildering array of horrors whose ultimate source seems to be directly linked to their previous encounters.

Finally, as the investigators strip away their foes' many masks, this tale of witches, ghosts, nightmares, spirits, and primal goddesses
brings them face to face with an entity that has plagued us since the dawn of man. There a terrible choice must be made, one that could save
the investigators' lives -- but leave them forever haunted by their terrible sacrifice...

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedication at the front of the book: This book is dedicated to The Ladies, of course. Madames, my work is done. Your story is told. Now if you would be so kind as to leave me be...?

The book also has a postscript at the end (dated June 2009) where Kevin Ross laments the passing of Keith "Doc" Herber, noting that Herber was
working on editing this book when he died. Ross then retracts his earlier dedication and rededicates the book thusly: This book is dedicated with
admiration, respect, and friendship to my late comrade in arms, Keith Herber. RIP, amigo"

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


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Our Ladies of Sorrow: House of Shadows

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' ?

'''Author(s):'''

'''Setting:'''

'''Appears in:''' [[Our Ladies of Sorrow (Supplement)]]

==Summary==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
...

===References===
* [https://actualplay.network/episode-056-house-of-shadows-part-1-call-of-cthulhu Actual Play Recording]
* Reviewed in [[Bayt al Azif, Issue 2]]

===Comments===
...

===Keeper Comments===
...

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The Lonely Road (Solo Scenario)

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==Details==
[[Image:the_lonely_road.png|thumb|''The Lonely Road (Scenario)'']]

'''Pages:''' 32

'''Author(s):''' [[Jon Hook]]

'''Artist(s):''' ?

'''Editor(s):''' ?

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Protodimension Magazine, Issue 09]]

==Summary==
?

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''

===Synopsis===

===References===

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===
Comments to Keepers about this scenario;
Possibly how to run it successfully.
Keep general DISCUSSION on the talk page.

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for solo play]]
[[Category:CoC:Halloween scenarios]]

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User talk:SavageBob

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== Solo Scenarios ==

Hi SavageBob - are you sure that the adventures you added to Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_solo_play are solo scenarios? As in: are they for a single player, and no Keeper? If they are for a single player ''with'' a keeper, they belong in the Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_single_players category instead.
(if I'm right, just update the tags on the pages you made). Thanks for working on the wiki!

User talk:SavageBob

2019-11-08T15:56:50Z

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= Solo Scenarios

Hi SavageBob - are you sure that the adventures you added to Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_solo_play are solo scenarios? As in: are they for a single player, and no Keeper? If they are for a single player ''with'' a keeper, they belong in the Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_single_players category instead.
(if I'm right, just update the tags on the pages you made). Thanks for working on the wiki!

User talk:SavageBob

2019-11-08T15:54:41Z

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= Solo Scenarios

Hi {{SavageBob}} - are you sure that the adventures you added to [[Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_solo_play]] are solo scenarios? As in: are they for a single player, and no Keeper? If they are for a single player ''with'' a keeper, they belong in the [[Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_single_players]] category instead.
(if I'm right, just update the tags on the pages you made)

Solo Games

2019-10-14T11:58:04Z

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==What's On This Page (And What's Not)==
These are Cthulhu Mythos-themed Solo games.

More specifically ...

'''Mythos-Themed:''' These lists include solo supplements and games featuring the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. These lists do not include games that contain a mention of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]] but are not generally Mythos-themed. (Yes, ''Illuminati'' has "The Servants of Cthulhu." No, that doesn't make it a Mythos-themed game.)

'''Solo Games:''' This category includes games are designed for play with a single player or have rules for play with a single player. For role-playing game supplements, this can mean either scenarios with just one player and no Keeper (usually written in the style of the old Choose Your Own Adventure or Fighting Fantasy books), or it can mean scenarios with one Keeper and one player. For boardgames and miniatures games, this can mean games designed specifically for a single player, or it can mean games that include single-player rules but that can also be played by more players. For video games, this means games that are designed to be played by a single player.

==Around the Wiki==
Other places on the CthulhuWiki you might like to go.

'''This Page, Organized Differently:''' The category page for these games can be found at the [[:Category:Solo Games]] page.

==Call of Cthulhu Scenarios (One Player, No Keeper)==

[[:Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_solo_play|Scenarios Suitable for Solo Play]]

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Released
! Title
! Publisher
! Edition
! Notes
|-
|1983-1984|| [[The Thing in the Darkness (Solo Scenario)|The Thing in the Darkness]] || [[Steve Jackson Games]] || - || Published in [[Fantasy Gamer, Issue 03|Fantasy Gamer, Issue 3]]
|-
| 1985 || [[Alone Against the Dark]] || [[Chaosium]] || - || -
|-
| 1985 || [[Alone Against the Wendigo]] || [[Chaosium]] || - || -
|-
| 1992 || [[Grimrock Isle (Supplement)|Grimrock Isle]] || [[Triad Entertainments]] || - || -
|-
| 1992 || [[Alone on Halloween (Supplement)|Alone on Halloween]] || [[Pagan Publishing]] || - || -
|-
| 2011 || [[The Lonely Road (Solo Scenario)|The Lonely Road]] || [[Kinstaff Media]] || - || Published in [[Protodimension Magazine, Issue 09|Protodimension Magazine, Issue 9]]
|-
| 2014 || [[Alone Against the Flames (Supplement)|Alone Against the Flames]] || [[Chaosium]] || - || Introductory scenario for 7th Edition [[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)|Call of Cthulhu]]
|-
|}

==Call of Cthulhu Scenarios (One Player, One Keeper)==

Note that, as Call of Cthulhu scenarios are generally written for any number of players, many of them could theoretically be run with only one player. This list only includes those that are specifically written for a single player.

[[:Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_single_players|Scenarios Suitable for Single Players]]

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Released
! Title
! Publisher
! Edition
! Notes
|-
| 1983 || [[Paper Chase]] || [[Chaosium]] || - || Scenario in [[Cthulhu Companion]]
|-
| 1990 || [[Mr. Corbitt]] || [[Chaosium]] || - || Scenario in [[Mansions of Madness (Supplement)|Mansions of Madness]] (for 1 or more players)
|-
| 1993 || [[Tea and Biscuits (Scenario)|Tea and Biscuits]] || [[Game Designers Workshop]] || - || Published in [[Challenge, Issue 71]]
|-
| 2010 || [[Monophobia]] || [[Unbound Publishing]] || - || Sourcebook with three scenarios
|-
|}

==Board Games (One Player Only)==

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Released
! Title
! Publisher
! Edition
! Notes
|-
| 2012 || [[Dice of Arkham]] || Self-Published || - || Print-and-Play Game
|-
| 2012 || [[Hornet Leader: The Cthulhu Conflict]] || [[Dan Verssen Games]] || - || [[Cthulhu Mythos]]-themed expansion of non-Cthulhu Mythos game
|-
|}

==Board Games (Multi-Player Game with One-Player Rules)==

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Released
! Title
! Publisher
! Edition
! Notes
|-
| 1987 || [[Arkham Horror (1st Edition)|Arkham Horror]] || [[Chaosium]] || 1st Edition || -
|-
| 2002 || [[Cthulhu Mash]] || [[Evil Polish Brothers]] || - || -
|-
| 2005 || [[Arkham Horror (2nd Edition)|Arkham Horror]] || [[Fantasy Flight Games]] || 2nd Edition || -
|-
| 2009 || [[Call of Cthentacle]] || [[Postmortem Studios]] || - || -
|-
| 2010 || [[Arkham Express]] || Self-Published || - || Print-and-Play Game
|-
| 2011 || [[Cthulhu Zap]] || Self-Published || - || Print-and-Play Game
|-
| 2011 || [[Elder Sign (board game)]] || [[Fantasy Flight Games]] || - || -
|-
| 2012 || [[Looney Pyramids: Builders of R'leyh]] || [[Icehouse Games]] || - || Print-and-Play Game
|-
| 2013 || [[Arkham Investigator]] || Self-Published || 1st Edition || Print-and-Play Game
|-
| 2013 || data-sort-value="Cards of Cthulhu"|[[The Cards of Cthulhu]] || [[Dan Verssen Games]] || - || -
|-
| 2013 || [[Eldritch Horror]] || [[Fantasy Flight Games]] || - || -
|-
| 2013 || [[Machina Arcana]] || [[MAGE Company]] || - || -
|-
| 2014 || [[Shadow of the Elder Gods]] || [[Labratory Games]] || - || -
|-
| 2015 || [[Wake up, Cthulhu]] || [[GDM Games]] || - || -
|-
| 2016 || [[Cthulhu: A Deck Building Game]] || [[Wyvern Gaming]] || - || -
|-
| 2016 || [[Multiuniversum: Project Cthulhu]] || [[Board & Dice]] || - || [[Cthulhu Mythos]]-themed expansion of non-Cthulhu Mythos game
|-
| 2016 || [[Mythos Tales]] || [[8th Summit]] || 2nd Edition || -
|-
| 2016 || [[Yahtzee: Cthulhu]] || [[USAopoly]] || - || -
|-
|}

==Video Games==

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Released
! Title
! Developer
! Publisher
! Notes
|-
| 1993 || [[Call of Cthulhu: Shadow of the Comet]] || [[Infogrames Entertainment]] || [[Strategic Simulations, Inc.]] [[I-Motion]] [[Atari]] || -
|-
| 1995 || [[Call of Cthulhu: Prisoner of Ice]] || [[Infogrames Entertainment]] || [[I-Motion]] [[Atari]] [[Xing Entertainment]] || -
|-
| 2005 || [[Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth]] || [[Headfirst Productions]] || [[Bethesda Softworks]] [[Ubisoft]] || -
|-
| 2011 || [[Elder Sign: Omens]] || [[Fantasy Flight Games]] || [[Fantasy Flight Games]] || -
|-
| 2012 || [[Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land]] || [[Red Wasp Design]] || [[Red Wasp Design]] || -
|-
|}

[[Category:CoC:Supplements]]
[[Category:Board Games]]
[[Category:Print-and-Play Games]]
[[Category:Video Games]]
[[Category:Solo Games|*]]
[[Category:Games]]

Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for solo play

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This category collects scenarios suitable for a single person to play (that is, without needing a Keeper). Typically such scenarios are designed only for solo play, and may be difficult to adapt for more players.

For adventures intended for a single player with a Keeper, see [[:Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_single_players|Scenarios Suitable for Single Players]]

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios by group size|0Solo]]

Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for single players

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This category collects scenarios suitable for play with a single player and a keeper. This does not mean the scenario requires that number of players.

For Solo adventures, which do not require a keeper, see [[:Category:CoC:Scenarios_suitable_for_solo_play|Scenarios Suitable for Solo Play]]

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Overdue (Solo Scenario)

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 6

'''Author(s):''' [[Jared Smith]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Evan Johnston]]

'''Editor(s):''' ?

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Bayt al Azif, Issue 1]]

==Summary==
A solo scenario set in the Mistaktonic University Library

==Links==

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''

===Synopsis===

===References===

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===
Comments to Keepers about this scenario;
Possibly how to run it successfully.
Keep general DISCUSSION on the talk page.

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for solo play]]

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Overdue (Scenario)

2019-10-14T11:48:33Z

Hangfire: Hangfire moved page Overdue (Scenario) to Overdue (Solo Scenario)

#REDIRECT [[Overdue (Solo Scenario)]]

Alone Against the Wendigo (Solo Scenario)

2019-10-14T11:48:26Z

Hangfire: Hangfire moved page Alone Against the Wendigo (Scenario) to Alone Against the Wendigo (Solo Scenario)

==Details==
[[Image:Alone Against The Wendigo.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 64

'''Author(s):''' [[Glenn Rahman]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Dan Day]], [[David Day]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Alone Against the Wendigo]].

==Summary==
''Deep in the Big Woods of Canada, you canoe up the "River of Power," the mysterious North Hanninah, in search of the unknown. An anthropologist, you have brought your best students, and an Indian guide. It will take all of your combined skills, ingenuity, and luck if any of you are to survive after daring the forces of the North.''

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/738679/insane-exploring-winter-wonderland Review by Eric Dodd]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
The Investigator is a professor leading a Miskatonic University expedition into a remote part of Canada, the Hanninah valley. The scenario allows a great deal of freedom about the degree of exploration involved, and some areas can only be accessed by random die rolls. A variety of animals, strange creatures and Mythos entities may encounter the party, including Ithaqua. The player decides how far to push their luck in search of knowledge and the rewards discovery can bring.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' List the player handouts here.

'''Locations:''' The Hanninah valley

'''Creatures:''' [[Mi-Go]], [[sasquatch]], witch, [[Ithaqua]], wolves, [[vampire]], [[Faerie|puk-woogies]]

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===
Includes extended rules on survival tasks like swimming and boating.

The scenario is dangerous, and features some quite graphic violence, which may be unsuitable for young readers.

The randomness of the original game means some areas can be inaccessible regardless of planning.

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Canada]]
[[Category:CoC:Wilderness scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Beginner scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ithaqua scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Mi-go scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Wendigo scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Little People scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Faerie scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Bigfoot, Sasquatch and Yeti scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Combat-moderate scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Investigators are academics]]
[[Category:CoC:Mythos-heavy scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for solo play]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:High-lethality scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Exploration scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios featuring Miskatonic University]]

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Alone Against the Wendigo (Scenario)

2019-10-14T11:48:26Z

Hangfire: Hangfire moved page Alone Against the Wendigo (Scenario) to Alone Against the Wendigo (Solo Scenario)

#REDIRECT [[Alone Against the Wendigo (Solo Scenario)]]

Alone Against the Tide (Solo Scenario)

2019-10-14T11:48:22Z

Hangfire: Hangfire moved page Alone Against the Tide (Scenario) to Alone Against the Tide (Solo Scenario)

==Details==
[[Image:alone_against_the_tide.png|thumb|''Alone Against the Tide (Scenario)'']]

'''Pages:''' 61

'''Author(s):''' [[Nicholas Johnson]]

'''Artist(s):''' ?

'''Editor(s):''' ?

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Alone Against the Tide]]

==Summary==
The adventure takes place in the lakeside resort town of Esbury, Massachusetts. You, the player, are going to Esbury in the wake of the death of a Professor William Harris, who has left behind many questions as to his mysterious suicide, a grieving widow, and collection of rare and valuable antiquities. Whatever your business here, you will soon learn that maybe Esbury isn’t the best place for a vacation spot. When things take a violent and mysterious turn, you find yourself Alone Against the Tide...and with little hope of survival.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/243375/Alone-Against-the-Tide Miskatonic Repository Link]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''

===Synopsis===

===References===

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===
Comments to Keepers about this scenario;
Possibly how to run it successfully.
Keep general DISCUSSION on the talk page.

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for solo play]]

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Alone Against the Tide (Scenario)

2019-10-14T11:48:22Z

Hangfire: Hangfire moved page Alone Against the Tide (Scenario) to Alone Against the Tide (Solo Scenario)

#REDIRECT [[Alone Against the Tide (Solo Scenario)]]

Alone Against the Frost (Solo Scenario)

2019-10-14T11:48:18Z

Hangfire: Hangfire moved page Alone Against the Frost (Scenario) to Alone Against the Frost (Solo Scenario)

==Details==
[[Image:Alone Against The Frost.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' ?

'''Author(s):''' [[Glenn Rahman]], [[Gavin Inglis]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Veronica Anrathi]], [[Kristina Carroll]], [[Lee Simpson]]

'''Setting:''' [[1920s]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Alone Against the Frost]].

==Summary==
This scenario is an updated version of [[Alone Against the Wendigo]].

==Links==
*[http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/738679/insane-exploring-winter-wonderland Review of "Alone Against the Wendigo" by Eric Dodd]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


===Synopsis===
The Investigator is a professor leading a Miskatonic University expedition into a remote part of Canada, the Hanninah valley. The scenario allows a great deal of freedom about the degree of exploration involved, and some areas can only be accessed by random die rolls. A variety of animals, strange creatures and Mythos entities may encounter the party, including Ithaqua. The player decides how far to push their luck in search of knowledge and the rewards discovery can bring.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' List the player handouts here.

'''Locations:''' The Hanninah valley

'''Creatures:''' [[Mi-Go]], [[sasquatch]], witch, [[Ithaqua]], wolves, [[vampire]], [[Faerie|puk-woogies]]

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===
Includes extended rules on survival tasks like swimming and boating.

The scenario is dangerous, and features some quite graphic violence, which may be unsuitable for young readers.

The randomness of the original game means some areas can be inaccessible regardless of planning.

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Canada]]
[[Category:CoC:Wilderness scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Beginner scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Ithaqua scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Mi-go scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Wendigo scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Little People scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Faerie scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Bigfoot, Sasquatch and Yeti scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Combat-moderate scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Investigators are academics]]
[[Category:CoC:Mythos-heavy scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for solo play]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:High-lethality scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Exploration scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios featuring Miskatonic University]]

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