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The Primal State

2008-04-18T16:53:00Z

Neorxnawang: /* Comments / Trivia */

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136 + 40 through pdf add-on.

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]]; [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]]; [[Home, Sweet Home]].

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 4/18/2008, the monograph has sold out three print runs and is on #4.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard. Links to the Dreamlands and a truly creepy and memorable antagonist.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain, scenario. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home, scenario. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players in [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So altogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
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The Primal State

2008-04-05T18:49:58Z

Neorxnawang: /* Comments / Trivia */

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136 + 40 through pdf add-on.

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]]; [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]]; [[Home, Sweet Home]].

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 4/5/2008, the monograph has sold out three print runs.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard. Links to the Dreamlands and a truly creepy and memorable antagonist.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain, scenario. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home, scenario. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players in [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So altogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
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The Primal State

2007-12-07T03:24:58Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136 + 40 through pdf add-on.

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]]; [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]]; [[Home, Sweet Home]].

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/04/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs; print run number three sets sail on 12/10/2007.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard. Links to the Dreamlands and a truly creepy and memorable antagonist.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain, scenario. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home, scenario. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players in [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So altogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-05T00:37:37Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136 + 40 through pdf add-on.

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]]; [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]]; [[Home, Sweet Home]].

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/04/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs; print run number three sets sail on 12/10/2007.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard. Links to the Dreamlands and a truly creepy and memorable antagonist.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain, scenario. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home, scenario. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So altogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-05T00:28:08Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136 + 40 through pdf add-on.

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]]; [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]]; [[Home, Sweet Home]].

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/04/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs; print run number three sets sail on 12/10/2007.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So altogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-05T00:27:09Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136 + 40 through pdf add-on.

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/04/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs; print run number three sets sail on 12/10/2007.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So altogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-05T00:26:04Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/04/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs; print run number three sets sail on 12/10/2007.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So altogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T01:20:54Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So altogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T01:12:40Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T01:10:46Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Classic-era Call of Cthulhu, Ideally Set in Vermont 1925-1930, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The Monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T01:08:53Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The Monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like. This was necessary in a campaign whose theme concerns social change and decay.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T01:07:19Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The Monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [[Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T01:06:39Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The monograph is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The Monograph is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Available through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T01:01:36Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The MULA is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The MULA is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Availabe through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T00:59:19Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]
[[Image:name_of_additional_optional_image.jpg|thumb|''Joanie Mills, Lost Girl--Found??'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The MULA is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The MULA is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Availabe through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

File:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg

2007-12-04T00:58:46Z

Neorxnawang:

The Primal State

2007-12-04T00:47:05Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpg|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]
[[Image:name_of_additional_optional_image.jpg|thumb|''Joanie Mills, Lost Girl--Found??'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The MULA is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The MULA is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Availabe through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T00:46:30Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image/gif:PrimalStateFrontCover.gif|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]
[[Image:name_of_additional_optional_image.jpg|thumb|''Joanie Mills, Lost Girl--Found??'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The MULA is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The MULA is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Availabe through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T00:44:13Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.gif|thumb|''The Primal State, Front Cover'']]
[[Image:name_of_additional_optional_image.jpg|thumb|''Joanie Mills, Lost Girl--Found??'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The MULA is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The MULA is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Availabe through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
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File:PrimalStateFrontCover.gif

2007-12-04T00:42:33Z

Neorxnawang: The Primal State, Front Cover

The Primal State, Front Cover

The Primal State

2007-12-04T00:37:52Z

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==Details==
[[Image:name_of_uploaded_image.jpg|thumb|''Name of Page'']]
[[Image:name_of_additional_optional_image.jpg|thumb|''Name of Image'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The MULA is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The MULA is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Availabe through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So althogether, there are six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
__NOTOC__

The Primal State

2007-12-04T00:36:46Z

Neorxnawang:

==Details==
[[Image:name_of_uploaded_image.jpg|thumb|''Name of Page'']]
[[Image:name_of_additional_optional_image.jpg|thumb|''Name of Image'']]

'''Product Code:''' 0344

'''Publishing Year:''' 2007

'''Pages:''' 136

'''Cover Price:''' $22.00

'''Author(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

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

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1-4]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Invitation to the Dance]], [[The Beast of Lake Champlain]], [[Home, Sweet Home]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction; Player Handouts; A History of Vermont in the 1920s; Classic Mythos Stories Set in Vermont; Local Native American (Abenaki) Legends; Plot Seeds: Tea & Sympathy, The Shortcut, Allen's Tablet, Edouard Schmidt, Holiday in Glastenbury; 1920s Vermont Road Maps.

==Front Cover Text==
A Campaign for Call of Cthulhu, Set Mostly in Classic-era Vermont, by Jeff Moeller.

==Comments / Trivia==
Dedicated to Crista, John Crowe & Mike Nagel, and all the Paganoids, past and present.

As of 12/03/2007, the monograph has sold out two print runs and is not available from the Chaosium catalog.

The MULA is illustrated with subject-appropriate photographs, all but one in the public domain, from the Farm Services Administration or other Library of Congress archives. One of the graveyard photos is (c) the author.

==Links==

The MULA is supported by a Yahoo! Group[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrimalState]

Availabe through the Yahoo! Group are two additional, linked scenarios:

[[Turn to Stone]], a sequel to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set in Classic-era Iceland.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], an extension to [Home, Sweet Home]], involving exploration of the interior of the "Shadow School."

A T-shirt designed by the author, based on the events in [[Down the Rabbit Hole]] is available under "ThePrimalState" on zazzle.com; alternatively, search for "Joanie Mills milk carton".

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

The Primal State is an integrated, beginning-to-end campaign set in late 1920s Vermont, with a short side trip to late 1920s Reykjavik, Iceland. A fair amount of time and space is devoted to setting and sourcebook; many CofC supplements set in the Classic era do not try to explain what living in the Classic era was like.

Pages 2-14: Sourcebook. Introduces recurring NPCs for the campaign, a small resurrection/fertility cult devoted to Shub-Niggurath in her medieval Judaic Lilith aspect, and other locals. This sets the stage for what's going on in Vermont in terms of societal decay, natural disasters, and shoddy tourism development. The cult also has a small headless spectre problem, the "Phantom Schoolgirl."

Pages 14-19: Plot seeds. Make a Faustian bargain, investigate the "Bennington Triangle", get to know the local Native American legends, make a foolish bet with the supernatural, and more.

Pages 19-39: Invitation to the Dance, scenario. Gravestones move mysteriously, without apparent cause and in the blink of an eye, around a Revolutionary-era churchyard.

Pages 43-47: The Sap Keeps Running, Parts 1 & 2. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" legend is introduced and the campaign gets rolling.

Pages 47-70: The Beast of Lake Champlain. A full-length lake monster hunt for Champ, Vermont's local Loch Ness style monster. Or maybe its Zvilpoggua. Or both. It's written like a police procedural/detective/CSI story. The investigators work their way through a set of forensic clues, and the Keeper is presented with three options on what they find at the end of the trail. The scenario includes a lot of cryptozoological background concerning lake monster theories.

Pages 70-73: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 3. That "Phantom Schoolgirl" resurfaces to terrorize the Vermont countryside.

Pages 73-108: Home, Sweet Home. A 35 page, multi-night scenario. With Norse wizards, Norse curses, Norse zombies, cannibals, archaeology sites, some big nods in the direction of Robert E. Howard, Lin Carter and comic-zombie movies, and all kinds of mayhem. Oh, and a possible side trip to Classic-era Reykjavik (which gets its own little sourcebook).

Pages 108-125: The Sap Keeps Running, Part 4: The big ending. The "Phantom Schoolgirl" mystery may get solved, the cult's manipulation stands revealed, the investigators probably resort to some burglary, and people get whacked.

Plus a bunch of maps and handouts and stuff for another 14 pages.

The Yahoo! group (ThePrimalState) has all of the maps, handouts, illustrations, etc. are available for download in high resolution.

The two scenarios in .pdf on the website are:

[[Turn to Stone]], a 25 page sequel of sorts to [[Home, Sweet Home]], set entirely in Classic-era Iceland. It's also available in the Yoggie downloads under Classic scenarios. The investigators travel to Iceland to look explore a ruined monastery, check into a looming virgin birth, and wonder about the "Hidden People". The scenario is a cross between an introduction to Classic-era Iceland, an open nod to Machen's The Great God Pan, and an elaborate puzzle setting up an argument about what (if anything) to do with what the investigators ultimately find.

[[Down the Rabbit Hole]], a 15 page add-on to [[Home, Sweet Home]], which provides an option should the players [[Home, Sweet Home]] actually get into the step pyramid somehow.

So it's basically six scenarios, about 170 pages total, all forming a campaign. The author has a penchant for mashing up "weird history" with heavy, complex investigative elements, and The Primal State reflects those tendencies.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
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The Primal State

2007-12-04T00:15:00Z

Neorxnawang:

The Primal State

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Neorxnawang:

The Primal State

2007-12-04T00:10:48Z

Neorxnawang:

The Primal State

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Neorxnawang:

CoC:MULA Monographs

2007-12-03T23:54:04Z

Neorxnawang:

[[Image:mula-gatsby-great-race.jpg|thumb|''Gatsby and the Great Race'' by Paul Fricker.]]
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* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=766 Gatsby and the Great Race] (0324) by [[Paul Fricker]], 25 October 2005

* C?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=771 Halloween Horror] (0326) by [[Jim Lynch]], [[Oscar Rios]], and [[R.J. Christensen]], 8 November 2005

* CM?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=770 Twilight Memoirs] (0325) by [[Clint Krause]], 8 November 2005 (Collection of fiction to be used as props.)

* DCO, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=870 Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder] (0329) by [[Dylan Sharpe]] et al., 11 July 2006

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=869 The Fellowship of the Witching Hour] (0328) by [[David Sharrock]], 11 July 2006 (1940s)

* CM, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=882 Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #2] (0330) by [[R. J. Christensen]], [[Kev Dearn]], and [[David Haddin]], 24 July 2006

* DCMO, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=924 Halloween Horror 2] (0333) by [[Brandon Hanlan]] et al., 6 October 2006

* CM, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=930 Christmas in Kingsport] (0334) by [[Bob Brinkman]], [[Ian Gorlick]], [[László Dózsa]], [[Oscar Rios]], and [[Philip Ebbrell]], 20 November 2006

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=938 Menace from the Moon] (0336) by [[William A. Barton]], 8 January 2007

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=970 Dark Mirror] (0338) by [[Thomas Rawlings]], 14 May 2007

* G, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=971 Return of the Ripper](0339) by [[William A. Barton]], 14 May 2007

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=972 Mysteries of Hungary] (0340) by [[László Dózsa]], 14 May 2007

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=982 Mythos Magic] (0341) by [[Christian Read]], 6 July 2007

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=994 Night of the Kachina] by [[Jay Sprenkle]], 30 July 2007 (Wild West)

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=992 A Cthulhian Miscellany] (0342) by [[William A. Barton]], 30 July 2007

* C, [[The Primal State]] (0344) by [[Jeff Moeller]], 30 July 2007

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=1131 The Casting Call of Cthulhu] (0345) by [[R. J. Christensen]], 3 September 2007

* O, [[Undying Leaders]] (0342) by [[Jason Williams]], 3 September 2007

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=1139 Farewell, My Sanity] (0346) by [[Aaron Vanek]], 12 October 2007

* C, O [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=1158 Halloween Horror Returns!] (0347) by [[Bob Brinkman]], [[David M. Fetter]], [[Jason Williams]], [[Oscar Rios]], [[R. J. Christensen]], and [[Simon Yee]], 24 October 2007

Codes used: R = Rulebook for BRP, S = Sourcebook, D = Dark Ages, G = Gaslight (1890s), C = Classic (aka 1920s & 30s), M = Modern, F = Future, O = Other

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'''Artist(s):''' [[Artist 1]], [[Artist 2]]

'''Setting(s):''' [[1890s]], [[1920s]], [[Modern]], [[Delta Green]]

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==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[Campaign 1]], [[Campaign 2]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Scenario 1]], [[Scenario 2]]

'''Articles:''' [[Article 1]], [[Article 2]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction, Player Handouts

==Front Cover Text==
List all the text from the front cover.

==Comments / Trivia==
List dedication, color plates, rarity of the book, etc.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews
*[Link 1]
*[Link 2]

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


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[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monographs]]
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Neorxnawang:

[[Image:mula-gatsby-great-race.jpg|thumb|''Gatsby and the Great Race'' by Paul Fricker.]]
'''M'''ISKATONIC '''U'''NIVERSITY '''L'''IBRARY '''A'''SSOCIATION monographs are longer works by one or more authors on a subject of import to ''[[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game|Call of Cthulhu]]'' roleplayers. On these products the author has also fulfilled the functions of editor and layout artist. Monographs are digitally reproduced small run publications featuring cardstock covers and tape bindings. Through the publication of monographs [[Chaosium]] offer their most loyal fans more information more easily, and evaluate the potential of these works for eventual release to the wholesale market.

(The publication of "Meanace from the Moon" marked a change in the standard cardstock cover, moving to a glossy paper with some color.)

* S, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=340 Parapsychologist's Handbook](0302, originally 0085) by [[Chris Jerome]] et al, 30 October 2003

* F, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=353 End Times] (0305, originally 0086) by [[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]], 23 November 2003

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=431 Raising Up] (0304, originally 0089) by [[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]], 20 January 2004

* D, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=448 The Abbey] (0303, originally 0088) by [[Michael Patty]], 14 February 2004

* R, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=528 Basic Roleplaying- Magic] (2006M) by [[Greg Stafford]], [[Charlie Krank]], and [[Raymond Turney]], 06 June 2004

* R, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=529 Basic Roleplaying- Players' Book] (2006P) by [[Steve Perrin]], [[Greg Stafford]], [[Steve Henderson]], and [[Lynn Willis]], 6 June 2004

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=575 Cthulhu for President] (0091g) by [[Chris O'Neill]] and [[Dan Landis]] , 7 June 2004

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=525 Cthulhu Invictus] (0301) by [[Chad Bowser]], [[Andi Newton]], and [[Deane P. Goodwin]], 6 August 2004

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=545 Mysteries of Morocco] (0306) by [[William Jones]], 9 August 2004

* S, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=546 First Book of Things] (0307) by [[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]], 10 August 2004

* D, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=570 Caligo Accendum Tournament] (0309) by [[Michael Patty]], [[Deane Goodwin]], [[Bob Geis]], and the C.A.T. staff, 3 September 2004

* R, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=590 Basic Roleplaying- Creatures Book] (2006C) by [[Sandy Petersen]] and [[Steve Perrin]], 12 October 2004

* C, [[Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37]] (0310) by [[Bret Kramer]], 9 November 2004

* R, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=635 Basic Roleplaying- Gamemaster's Book] (2006G) by [[Greg Stafford]], [[Charlie Krank]], and [[Ken Rolston]], 13 January 2005

* F, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=637 Cthulhu Rising] (0311) by [[John Ossoway]], 13 January 2005

* ODF, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=640 Ripples from Carcosa] (0312) by [[Oscar Rios]], 7 February 2005

* D, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=658 The Pastores] (0313) by [[Thomas B. de Mayo]], 30 March 2005

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=669 Ramblings of a Twisted Muse] (0314) by [[Robert Hobart]] and [[Phil Thompson]], 26 April 2005

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=671 Strange Songs] (0315) by [[Cabal 13]], 11 May 2005

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=679 The Big Book of Cults] (0316) by [[Ben Counter]], 30 May 2005

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=706 Legacies of the Renaissance] (0318) by [[Alan Kissane]] and [[Dr. Robert Francis]], 28 June 2005

* OM, [[Toying With Humans]] (0317) by [[Tony Fragge]], [[Tyler Hudak]], [[David Noal]], and [[Matt Wiseman]], 5 July 2005

* G, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=722 The Gaslight Equipment Catalogue] (0319)by [[Rod Bassler]], 29 August 2005

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=721 The Last Trial] (0320) by [[Michael Drennan]], 29 August 2005 (18th Century)

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=723 Tales of Death & Darkness] (0321) by [[Oscar Rios]], 29 August 2005

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=749 Terror] (0322) by [[Troy C. Wilhelmson]], 7 September 2005

* CO, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=750 Cthulhu Masters Tournament] (0323) by [[Joseph Donaghue]], [[Joseph P. Connolly]], and [[Brandon J. Clark]], 7 September 2005

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=766 Gatsby and the Great Race] (0324) by [[Paul Fricker]], 25 October 2005

* C?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=771 Halloween Horror] (0326) by [[Jim Lynch]], [[Oscar Rios]], and [[R.J. Christensen]], 8 November 2005

* CM?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=770 Twilight Memoirs] (0325) by [[Clint Krause]], 8 November 2005 (Collection of fiction to be used as props.)

* DCO, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=870 Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder] (0329) by [[Dylan Sharpe]] et al., 11 July 2006

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=869 The Fellowship of the Witching Hour] (0328) by [[David Sharrock]], 11 July 2006 (1940s)

* CM, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=882 Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #2] (0330) by [[R. J. Christensen]], [[Kev Dearn]], and [[David Haddin]], 24 July 2006

* DCMO, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=924 Halloween Horror 2] (0333) by [[Brandon Hanlan]] et al., 6 October 2006

* CM, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=930 Christmas in Kingsport] (0334) by [[Bob Brinkman]], [[Ian Gorlick]], [[László Dózsa]], [[Oscar Rios]], and [[Philip Ebbrell]], 20 November 2006

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=938 Menace from the Moon] (0336) by [[William A. Barton]], 8 January 2007

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=970 Dark Mirror] (0338) by [[Thomas Rawlings]], 14 May 2007

* G, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=971 Return of the Ripper](0339) by [[William A. Barton]], 14 May 2007

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=972 Mysteries of Hungary] (0340) by [[László Dózsa]], 14 May 2007

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=982 Mythos Magic] (0341) by [[Christian Read]], 6 July 2007

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=994 Night of the Kachina] by [[Jay Sprenkle]], 30 July 2007 (Wild West)

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=992 A Cthulhian Miscellany] (0342) by [[William A. Barton]], 30 July 2007

* C, [The Primal State] (0344) by [[Jeff Moeller]], 30 July 2007

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=1131 The Casting Call of Cthulhu] (0345) by [[R. J. Christensen]], 3 September 2007

* O, [[Undying Leaders]] (0342) by [[Jason Williams]], 3 September 2007

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=1139 Farewell, My Sanity] (0346) by [[Aaron Vanek]], 12 October 2007

* C, O [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=1158 Halloween Horror Returns!] (0347) by [[Bob Brinkman]], [[David M. Fetter]], [[Jason Williams]], [[Oscar Rios]], [[R. J. Christensen]], and [[Simon Yee]], 24 October 2007

Codes used: R = Rulebook for BRP, S = Sourcebook, D = Dark Ages, G = Gaslight (1890s), C = Classic (aka 1920s & 30s), M = Modern, F = Future, O = Other

==STYLE GUIDE==
Cut-n-Paste the following for each Monograph.
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'''Pages:''' ###

'''Cover Price:''' $##.##

'''Author(s):''' [[Author 1]], [[Author 2]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Artist 1]], [[Artist 2]]

'''Setting(s):''' [[1890s]], [[1920s]], [[Modern]], [[Delta Green]]

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[Campaign 1]], [[Campaign 2]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Scenario 1]], [[Scenario 2]]

'''Articles:''' [[Article 1]], [[Article 2]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction, Player Handouts

==Front Cover Text==
List all the text from the front cover.

==Comments / Trivia==
List dedication, color plates, rarity of the book, etc.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews
*[Link 1]
*[Link 2]

==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.

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs]]
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</nowiki>

[[Category:CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monographs]]
[[Category:Style Guides|MULA Monographs]]

CoC:MULA Monographs

2007-12-03T23:52:05Z

Neorxnawang:

[[Image:mula-gatsby-great-race.jpg|thumb|''Gatsby and the Great Race'' by Paul Fricker.]]
'''M'''ISKATONIC '''U'''NIVERSITY '''L'''IBRARY '''A'''SSOCIATION monographs are longer works by one or more authors on a subject of import to ''[[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game|Call of Cthulhu]]'' roleplayers. On these products the author has also fulfilled the functions of editor and layout artist. Monographs are digitally reproduced small run publications featuring cardstock covers and tape bindings. Through the publication of monographs [[Chaosium]] offer their most loyal fans more information more easily, and evaluate the potential of these works for eventual release to the wholesale market.

(The publication of "Meanace from the Moon" marked a change in the standard cardstock cover, moving to a glossy paper with some color.)

* S, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=340 Parapsychologist's Handbook](0302, originally 0085) by [[Chris Jerome]] et al, 30 October 2003

* F, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=353 End Times] (0305, originally 0086) by [[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]], 23 November 2003

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=431 Raising Up] (0304, originally 0089) by [[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]], 20 January 2004

* D, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=448 The Abbey] (0303, originally 0088) by [[Michael Patty]], 14 February 2004

* R, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=528 Basic Roleplaying- Magic] (2006M) by [[Greg Stafford]], [[Charlie Krank]], and [[Raymond Turney]], 06 June 2004

* R, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=529 Basic Roleplaying- Players' Book] (2006P) by [[Steve Perrin]], [[Greg Stafford]], [[Steve Henderson]], and [[Lynn Willis]], 6 June 2004

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=575 Cthulhu for President] (0091g) by [[Chris O'Neill]] and [[Dan Landis]] , 7 June 2004

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=525 Cthulhu Invictus] (0301) by [[Chad Bowser]], [[Andi Newton]], and [[Deane P. Goodwin]], 6 August 2004

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=545 Mysteries of Morocco] (0306) by [[William Jones]], 9 August 2004

* S, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=546 First Book of Things] (0307) by [[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]], 10 August 2004

* D, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=570 Caligo Accendum Tournament] (0309) by [[Michael Patty]], [[Deane Goodwin]], [[Bob Geis]], and the C.A.T. staff, 3 September 2004

* R, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=590 Basic Roleplaying- Creatures Book] (2006C) by [[Sandy Petersen]] and [[Steve Perrin]], 12 October 2004

* C, [[Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37]] (0310) by [[Bret Kramer]], 9 November 2004

* R, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=635 Basic Roleplaying- Gamemaster's Book] (2006G) by [[Greg Stafford]], [[Charlie Krank]], and [[Ken Rolston]], 13 January 2005

* F, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=637 Cthulhu Rising] (0311) by [[John Ossoway]], 13 January 2005

* ODF, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=640 Ripples from Carcosa] (0312) by [[Oscar Rios]], 7 February 2005

* D, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=658 The Pastores] (0313) by [[Thomas B. de Mayo]], 30 March 2005

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=669 Ramblings of a Twisted Muse] (0314) by [[Robert Hobart]] and [[Phil Thompson]], 26 April 2005

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=671 Strange Songs] (0315) by [[Cabal 13]], 11 May 2005

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=679 The Big Book of Cults] (0316) by [[Ben Counter]], 30 May 2005

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=706 Legacies of the Renaissance] (0318) by [[Alan Kissane]] and [[Dr. Robert Francis]], 28 June 2005

* OM, [[Toying With Humans]] (0317) by [[Tony Fragge]], [[Tyler Hudak]], [[David Noal]], and [[Matt Wiseman]], 5 July 2005

* G, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=722 The Gaslight Equipment Catalogue] (0319)by [[Rod Bassler]], 29 August 2005

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=721 The Last Trial] (0320) by [[Michael Drennan]], 29 August 2005 (18th Century)

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=723 Tales of Death & Darkness] (0321) by [[Oscar Rios]], 29 August 2005

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=749 Terror] (0322) by [[Troy C. Wilhelmson]], 7 September 2005

* CO, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=750 Cthulhu Masters Tournament] (0323) by [[Joseph Donaghue]], [[Joseph P. Connolly]], and [[Brandon J. Clark]], 7 September 2005

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=766 Gatsby and the Great Race] (0324) by [[Paul Fricker]], 25 October 2005

* C?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=771 Halloween Horror] (0326) by [[Jim Lynch]], [[Oscar Rios]], and [[R.J. Christensen]], 8 November 2005

* CM?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=770 Twilight Memoirs] (0325) by [[Clint Krause]], 8 November 2005 (Collection of fiction to be used as props.)

* DCO, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=870 Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder] (0329) by [[Dylan Sharpe]] et al., 11 July 2006

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=869 The Fellowship of the Witching Hour] (0328) by [[David Sharrock]], 11 July 2006 (1940s)

* CM, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=882 Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #2] (0330) by [[R. J. Christensen]], [[Kev Dearn]], and [[David Haddin]], 24 July 2006

* DCMO, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=924 Halloween Horror 2] (0333) by [[Brandon Hanlan]] et al., 6 October 2006

* CM, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=930 Christmas in Kingsport] (0334) by [[Bob Brinkman]], [[Ian Gorlick]], [[László Dózsa]], [[Oscar Rios]], and [[Philip Ebbrell]], 20 November 2006

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=938 Menace from the Moon] (0336) by [[William A. Barton]], 8 January 2007

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=970 Dark Mirror] (0338) by [[Thomas Rawlings]], 14 May 2007

* G, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=971 Return of the Ripper](0339) by [[William A. Barton]], 14 May 2007

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=972 Mysteries of Hungary] (0340) by [[László Dózsa]], 14 May 2007

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=982 Mythos Magic] (0341) by [[Christian Read]], 6 July 2007

* O, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=994 Night of the Kachina] by [[Jay Sprenkle]], 30 July 2007 (Wild West)

* S?, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=992 A Cthulhian Miscellany] (0342) by [[William A. Barton]], 30 July 2007

* C, [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/wiki/index.php/The_Primal_State] (0344) by [[Jeff Moeller]], 30 July 2007

* M, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=1131 The Casting Call of Cthulhu] (0345) by [[R. J. Christensen]], 3 September 2007

* O, [[Undying Leaders]] (0342) by [[Jason Williams]], 3 September 2007

* C, [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=55&products_id=1139 Farewell, My Sanity] (0346) by [[Aaron Vanek]], 12 October 2007

* C, O [http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?products_id=1158 Halloween Horror Returns!] (0347) by [[Bob Brinkman]], [[David M. Fetter]], [[Jason Williams]], [[Oscar Rios]], [[R. J. Christensen]], and [[Simon Yee]], 24 October 2007

Codes used: R = Rulebook for BRP, S = Sourcebook, D = Dark Ages, G = Gaslight (1890s), C = Classic (aka 1920s & 30s), M = Modern, F = Future, O = Other

==STYLE GUIDE==
Cut-n-Paste the following for each Monograph.
Remove irrelevant sections.

<nowiki>
==Details==
[[Image:name_of_uploaded_image.jpg|thumb|''Name of Page'']]
[[Image:name_of_additional_optional_image.jpg|thumb|''Name of Image'']]

'''Product Code:''' ABC123

'''Publishing Year:''' ####

'''Pages:''' ###

'''Cover Price:''' $##.##

'''Author(s):''' [[Author 1]], [[Author 2]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Artist 1]], [[Artist 2]]

'''Setting(s):''' [[1890s]], [[1920s]], [[Modern]], [[Delta Green]]

'''Format:''' [[CoC:MULA Monographs|MULA Monograph]]

==Contents==

'''Campaigns:''' [[Campaign 1]], [[Campaign 2]]

'''Scenarios:''' [[Scenario 1]], [[Scenario 2]]

'''Articles:''' [[Article 1]], [[Article 2]]

'''Additional:''' Introduction, Player Handouts

==Front Cover Text==
List all the text from the front cover.

==Comments / Trivia==
List dedication, color plates, rarity of the book, etc.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews
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The Primal State

2007-12-03T23:50:12Z

Neorxnawang: 2007 MULA Monograph, by Jeff Moeller