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Horror's Heart (Campaign)

2025-12-14T21:18:45Z

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==Details==

'''Author:''' [[Sheldon Gillett]] and [[Lynn Willis]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Jason Eckhardt]] and [[Mark Schumann]]

'''Setting:''' 1920s

'''Appears in:''' [[Horror's Heart (Supplement)]]

==Summary==
A six-chapter adventure taking place over a week. Travelling to Montreal at a friend's request, the Investigators encounter criminals, family drama, and a terrifying occult plot.

==Links==

- [https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/classic/rev_3020.phtml RPGnet review by Mark Strecker]

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|The Investigators are travelling to visit a priest they know, when they observe a kidnapping attempt. The intended victim is an actress heading to her grandfather's funeral. Later, they further their acquaintance and discover a curse has been laid on the whole family. They also learn of a strange grave uncovered beneath at their friend's church, with a mummified body and a preserved heart. Shortly afterwards, their friend vanishes, along with the mummy. It turns out two cults are at work in the city, and there is a plan to summon an ancient god.
}}

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

'''Locations:''' Montreal, Quebec.

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===
Strecker's review notes that the same book is described as written in either Coptic or Tibetan (appears to be a mistake).



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Horror's Heart (Campaign)

2025-12-14T21:11:38Z

ShimminBeg: Adding review link

==Details==

'''Author:''' [[Sheldon Gillett]]

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

'''Setting:''' ?????

'''Appears in:''' [[Horror's Heart (Supplement)]]

'''Campaign:''' ?????

==Summary==
A six-chapter adventure taking place over a week. Travelling to Montreal at a friend's request, the Investigators encounter criminals, family drama, and a terrifying occult plot.

==Links==

- [https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/classic/rev_3020.phtml RPGnet review by Mark Strecker]

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|The Investigators are travelling to visit a priest they know, when they observe a kidnapping attempt. The intended victim is an actress heading to her grandfather's funeral. Later, they further their acquaintance and discover a curse has been laid on the whole family. They also learn of a strange grave uncovered beneath at their friend's church, with a mummified body and a preserved heart. Shortly afterwards, their friend vanishes, along with the mummy. It turns out two cults are at work in the city, and there is a plan to summon an ancient god.
}}

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

'''Locations:''' Montreal, Quebec.

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===



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Horror's Heart (Campaign)

2025-12-14T21:02:51Z

ShimminBeg: Fixing link to the book where it appears

==Details==

'''Author:''' [[Sheldon Gillett]]

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

'''Setting:''' ?????

'''Appears in:''' [[Horror's Heart (Supplement)]]

'''Campaign:''' ?????

==Summary==
A six-chapter adventure taking place over a week. Travelling to Montreal at a friend's request, the Investigators encounter criminals, family drama, and a terrifying occult plot.

==Links==

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|The Investigators are travelling to visit a priest they know, when they observe a kidnapping attempt. The intended victim is an actress heading to her grandfather's funeral. Later, they further their acquaintance and discover a curse has been laid on the whole family. They also learn of a strange grave uncovered beneath at their friend's church, with a mummified body and a preserved heart. Shortly afterwards, their friend vanishes, along with the mummy. It turns out two cults are at work in the city, and there is a plan to summon an ancient god.
}}

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

'''Locations:''' Montreal, Quebec.

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===



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Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Montreal

2025-12-14T21:01:14Z

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A category for scenarios in Montreal, Canada.

[[CoC:Scenarios set in Canada|Montreal]]

Horror's Heart (Campaign)

2025-12-14T21:00:10Z

ShimminBeg: Created page with "==Details== '''Author:''' Sheldon Gillett '''Artist(s):''' ????? '''Setting:''' ????? '''Appears in:''' Horror's Heart '''Campaign:''' ????? ==Summary== A six-ch..."

==Details==

'''Author:''' [[Sheldon Gillett]]

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

'''Setting:''' ?????

'''Appears in:''' [[Horror's Heart]]

'''Campaign:''' ?????

==Summary==
A six-chapter adventure taking place over a week. Travelling to Montreal at a friend's request, the Investigators encounter criminals, family drama, and a terrifying occult plot.

==Links==

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|The Investigators are travelling to visit a priest they know, when they observe a kidnapping attempt. The intended victim is an actress heading to her grandfather's funeral. Later, they further their acquaintance and discover a curse has been laid on the whole family. They also learn of a strange grave uncovered beneath at their friend's church, with a mummified body and a preserved heart. Shortly afterwards, their friend vanishes, along with the mummy. It turns out two cults are at work in the city, and there is a plan to summon an ancient god.
}}

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

'''Locations:''' Montreal, Quebec.

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===



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The Watcher in the Bayou

2025-12-14T17:23:02Z

ShimminBeg: Created page with "==Details== ''Front Cover'' '''Pages:''' 1-17 '''Author(s):''' Sam Johnson '''Setting:''' 1920s '''Appears in:''' Dwellers..."

==Details==
[[Image:Dwellers in Shadow.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 1-17

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

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Dwellers in Shadow]]

==Summary==
A call for help is more than it seems; a sleepy bayou town holds many dangerous secrets; and a centuries-old curse haunts the swamps and bogs around a lost corner of Louisiana.

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|The Investigators receive a letter asking them to investigate supernatural sightings in Louisiana, and a fee.

The underlying cause is a Mythos artifact called the Chott Rhuul, once worshipped by a local tribe, who were captured and enslaved by Spanish raiders. The prisoners called on the artifact for help, which resulted in the arrival of a horrifying leech-monster which slaughtered everyone involved. The monster, and the reanimated remains of the dead, now protect the artifact in the depths of the swamp. The letter was actually sent by a wizard seeking the artifact, who plans to use the Investigators as pawns before disposing of them once the Chott Rhuul is in his grasp.}}

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' 10 pages of handouts

'''Locations:''' [[Louisiana]]

'''Creatures:''' [[the Dolman]],

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' A partial translation of [[the Ponape Scripture]], notes from the [[R'lyeh Text]] and from [[the Necronomicon]].

===Comments===
LaRue's house contains, amongst other things, a photograph of "Theo and Thelma, 1820". This would be the oldest surviving photograph in the world; an immensely valuable item to any historian or museum. Either the two sat motionless for eight hours while the photograph was taken (as contemporary technology required), or this represents an undiscovered development which will revolutionise the history of photography. In either case, History or Photography should reveal its rarity and value.

===Keeper Comments===

Like many older scenarios, this calls for repeated rolls to achieve tasks, such as three Climb rolls to reach the roof. Statistically this makes success vanishingly unlikely for most Investigators; the Keeper may wish to use a single roll at a penalty for high, difficult climbs.

Much of the scenario - the exploration of the swamp, and any visit to LaRue's home - is dungeon-like. Investigators should be prepared for a significant amount of combat and physical challenge, rather than detective work. In addition to a large monster and a group of undead, the Investigators face a group of firearm-wielding police officers (exactly how many is never specified). In the mansion there are not only the cultists, but several small flying monsters and a nigh-indestructible statue that sets anyone nearby on fire.

====In the Mansion====
The expected course of events in the mansion assumes an extremely passive group of Investigators who are not at all suspicious of their host and don't react to anything unusual until confronted directly. There are several failure points.

LaRue's plan is apparently to plunge the house into darkness and activate a magic statue that promptly sets his house on fire, then hide in a cupboard. It is not clear why.

The scenario does not specify how quickly the poison acts. Since it halves all attributes, the effects should be obvious - at least to anyone who hasn't partaken. If it's slow-acting, the GM must determine how quickly it acts to know how impaired they are at any point, as players are likely to do something drastic as soon as they realised they've been poisoned. If fast-acting, the effects should be obvious within moments, and the Investigators will react accordingly.

It seems extremely unlikely that the Investigators will calmly wait for NPCs to block the doorway and give speeches after they've been presented with a plate of human heads. The scenario explains how the villain will have his henchman attack them one at a time. A far more likely scenario is that the Investigators are already suspicious, and will immediately open fire when the plate shows up, killing the villain and his henchman before they have any chance to monologue, let alone to escape. LaRue has 12 HP and no particular defences, and will be felled by a single lucky shot.

If he escapes, the assumption is that the Investigators are occupied dealing with Theo and the heads. They may instead run away from all those things on the heels of their actual adversary. This gives him very little time to destroy the fusebox, and makes stopping to activate the Dolman largely pointless. By the time it activates 1D6 rounds later, if LaRue has fled, the Investigators will be nowhere near it - and if he hasn't, he's likely to be dead or in immediate danger from his own Dolman. LaRue's options are both dangerous. Hiding in a cupboard while hotly pursued is a risky strategy (particularly with the house burning down around him), and opening a trapdoor in the ceiling before clambering into the attic is a slow process even in broad daylight; LaRue intends to do so in total darkness.

The Keeper must decide whether demolishing the fusebox is an automatic success, and how long it takes. Realistically, this is a substantial tasks that calls for swinging a heavy tool around.

Once darkness falls, it's reasonable to assume that the magical heads can see in the dark (monsters generally can in fiction) but neither Theo nor LaRue have any such advantage. These are not ideal conditions for holding off a group of armed Investigators, activating deadly magical artifacts, or finding your way to a hiding-place.

====Statistics====
The Screaming Heads have a -2 damage penalty for low STR/SIZ, giving them D4+D3-2 damage when worrying is taken into account. Since this all takes place instantaneously, a simpler option is make the bite a flat D4.

The Dolman provides only ST and Move scores, stating that "no other characteristics apply" - which overlooks the need for, at a minimum, SIZ and DEX scores. Assuming charitably that the Dolman is allowed to act without a DEX score, the Keeper may have it always act last, or assign a nominal DEX of 1. This is also necessary for handling dexterity-based countermeasures by the Investigators, such as attempts to make it slip or trip over, fall off a narrow bridge, knock it off its feet with a heavy object, etc. A 7-foot-tall statue is probably SIZ 20 if this becomes relevant.

How much POW did LaRue begin with, considering he's sacrificed at least 6 POW simply to create a few monsters that are roughly on par with a medium-sized dog? Doing so has greatly reduced his chance of successfully using any of his spells; a poor choice for a supposedly intelligent and cunning adversary. Dogs would have been a better choice; no Investigator has ever been reluctant to shoot a weird flying head.

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Category:CoC:Swamp scenarios

2025-12-14T12:20:51Z

ShimminBeg: Created page with "This category collects scenarios that take swamps, marshes, bogs, and similar wetlands. Swamp"

This category collects scenarios that take swamps, marshes, bogs, and similar wetlands.

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Pulvis Et Umbra Sumus

2025-05-26T17:28:57Z

ShimminBeg: Expanded description and added keeper comments

==Details==

'''Pages:''' 6

'''Author(s):''' [[Matthew Sanderson]]

'''Setting:''' [[Modern]]

'''Editors:''' [[Jeff Moeller]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Fear's Sharp Little Needles]]

==Summary==
A wealthy recluse leaves a bequest to aid those in great financial need. The player characters are among the desperate recipients, summoned to the house to claim their share - an offer they can't afford to reject.

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

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|Shortly after arriving, the investigators find every living thing around them beginning to decay into dust. They have been 'blessed' by Quachil Uttaus to bring ruin to all around them, while becoming nigh-immortal themselves.

The recluse was an immortal sorcerer, who has grown to despise the human race as she witnesses the ravaging of the planet. Believing humanity has lost its right to exist, she hired detectives to find needy individuals in major urban centres, and lured them here with promises of wealth. She then sacrificed her life to bind Quachil Uttaus to her victims, intending them to spread the God’s destructive touch wherever they go.}}

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

'''Locations:''' [[Eagle Lake, Maine]], [[Ophelia's House]]

'''Creatures:''' [[Quachil Uttaus]]

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' [[Testament of Carnamagos]]

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

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario notes that living things within a mile of the investigators lose 1 point of their attributes per minute. This assumes 7th edition rules, with percentile attributes; for attributes in the 3-18 range (e.g. 6th edition rules), reduce this to 1 point per 5 minutes.

While not stated explicitly, the scenario as described assumes only human beings become conduits. If the Keeper wishes for an even grimmer resolution, animals, insects, and even microorganisms can be conduits for Quachil Uttaus' power. This would be in keeping with the scenario's theme of dispossessing humanity, as well as a less human-centric approach on the part of the Mythos.

Investigators who work out what is happening could travel the world with the book in tow, thus transforming everyone they pass within a mile of into conduits rather than killing them. This would stymie Ophelia's plan by effectively rendering all of humanity immortal, but would gradually destroy everything else. It's entirely possible this happens accidentally; Cthulhu investigators encountering a mysterious occult book in the empty house are reasonably likely to take it away with them. This would require significant improvisation by the keeper.

Inanimate objects turn to dust. "Аll electrical devices in the vicinity soon fail, except the investigator's cell phones". It's not clear why these are exceptions, unless because they're on the investigators' person. It's not stated whether investigators' clothing turns to dust, either. Players may want to experiment with how and when these exceptions take effect. Do their possessions remain intact even when removed from their persons, and to what distance? Can they preserve other objects by claiming them, or remaining in some degree of proximity? If so, how far does this extend - can they keep a building intact? Can they protect living creatures in the same way? Is it a matter of physical proximity, psychological attachment, legal status, or something else? The lawyer's wife Laura has died in proximity to him, which implies neither physical proximity nor attachment are sufficient, at least for living things.

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Category:CoC:Detached body part scenarios

2023-04-20T15:20:01Z

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This category collects scenarios featuring severed, detached, lab-grown, or otherwise independent body parts. If there's a hand scuttling round Evil Dead-style, a set of animated intestines strangling people, a monstrous ear devastating cities, or a megalomaniac's brain in a jar, this is the category to use.

Mi-go brain cylinders should be left under '''Mi-go''' unless they're operating ''without'' Mi-go support. Skeletons of the necromantic variety should stay under '''Undead'''; use this category only for bones that abandon their owner's body to go wandering around by themselves!

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Alive And Kicking

2023-04-20T15:14:45Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Blood Brothers 2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 50-60]]

'''Author(s):''' [[Mark Grundy]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Geier]]

'''Setting:''' [[Modern]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers 2]]

==Summary==
''It's a dark, harsh, drunken life as a professional athlete, and a man's physical attributes are nearly everything he has to offer - sometimes more than he knows.''

A series of awful accidents is plaguing the Watford Wolverines, and it seems the team is cursed. The players must overcome infighting, jealousy, and their hard-drinking culture if they are to survive their mysterious persecutor.

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

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|
The source of the "accidents" is one Tommy Donachie, the aging former striker of the team, recently dismissed. More specifically, it's his '''leg''', severed by a train in a drunken mishap. Tommy recently staged a comeback thanks to steroids, but the drugs were cheap black-market stuff with who-knows-what contaminants, and have wrought havoc on Tommy's mind. He became convinced that people only cared about his famous right leg, ignoring him as a person - and worse, that his leg was conspiring against him. When the accident severed his leg, empowered by the cocktail of Belgian steroids and Tommy's burning resentment, it animated and began taking revenge on Tommy's supposed enemies. Throughout the scenario, the implausibly-cunning leg plots a whole series of murders, while Tommy slowly goes utterly insane as he realises his own leg will eventually come for him, too.
}}

===References===
'''Locations:''' Stadium, house party, hot tub, bus, ice rink, Hopper's Hall of Soccer Legends.

'''Creatures:''' Detached leg.

===Comments===
Mock-up film poster and advertising material.

===Keeper Comments===
It's unlikely that any English footballing museum would call itself ''Soccer'' anything.
The scenario assumes that a large number of deaths take place, regardless of what the players do. The inability to save any of the victims may frustrate some players.

This is written as a full-on horror, but could easily be adapted for light or comedy horror. A vengeful leg is prime comedy material, while tamping down the attacks to be ''almost'' fatal (especially when PCs intervene) would make it a much lighter scenario.

The mysterious drug used by Donachie could be a hook to link into other scenarios. It could easily affect different victims differently, allowing a range of scenarios to be used. Jackie Hyde, who gives Tommy the drug, could be made a more dangerous figure who is deeply involved in its creation and distribution.

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An Alien Kicked Sand In My Face

2023-04-20T14:35:32Z

ShimminBeg: Author info

==Details==
[[Image:Blood Brothers 2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 38-49

'''Author(s):''' [[Kathy Ho]] and [[Lynn Willis]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Geier]]

'''Setting:''' [[Modern]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers 2]]

==Summary==
''Cool cats versus space monsters!''

A group of teens enjoying a beach party are targeted by body-snatching aliens, while their own romantic jealousies bring them into conflict.

==Links==
*[http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_3130.html Jorge Ferrao's RPGnet review]
*[http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/13/13390.phtml Brandi Weed's RPGnet review]

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


===Synopsis===
The scenario has two main strands: the jealousy and the aliens. The two 'leads' are set at odds by Bad Boy and Bad Girl rivals who try to seduce them in turn. Meanwhile, aliens have landed nearby and plan to steal the identities of these teens in order to infiltrate American society - eventually aiming to become President! Every opportunity for private time with a crush is also a chance for an alien to slip in, steal a kiss, and with it the body of the unlucky teen. Victims are left so ugly that they hide away in their rooms, leaving nobody the wiser. The characters must work out what's going on and thwart the alien menace.

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

'''Locations:''' A beach somewhere

'''Creatures:''' Aliens, ?

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''

===Comments===
Mock-up film poster and advertising material

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario is driven by the actions of two characters, who are strongly advised to be PCs. However, they're also a couple and expected to act in quite specific ways (becoming jealous of NPCs), making this a trickier choice. While the scenario says it's a good match for brand new roleplayers, the expectation to follow a script may make these two better suited to experienced roleplayers.

While the specific details are flexible, the scenario is scripted to a particular set of events, especially as the end approaches.



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An Alien Kicked Sand In My Face

2023-04-20T14:35:21Z

ShimminBeg: Author info

==Details==
[[Image:Blood Brothers 2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 38-49

'''Author(s):''' [[Kathy Ho]] and [[Lynn Willis]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Greier]]

'''Setting:''' [[Modern]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers 2]]

==Summary==
''Cool cats versus space monsters!''

A group of teens enjoying a beach party are targeted by body-snatching aliens, while their own romantic jealousies bring them into conflict.

==Links==
*[http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_3130.html Jorge Ferrao's RPGnet review]
*[http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/13/13390.phtml Brandi Weed's RPGnet review]

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


===Synopsis===
The scenario has two main strands: the jealousy and the aliens. The two 'leads' are set at odds by Bad Boy and Bad Girl rivals who try to seduce them in turn. Meanwhile, aliens have landed nearby and plan to steal the identities of these teens in order to infiltrate American society - eventually aiming to become President! Every opportunity for private time with a crush is also a chance for an alien to slip in, steal a kiss, and with it the body of the unlucky teen. Victims are left so ugly that they hide away in their rooms, leaving nobody the wiser. The characters must work out what's going on and thwart the alien menace.

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

'''Locations:''' A beach somewhere

'''Creatures:''' Aliens, ?

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''

===Comments===
Mock-up film poster and advertising material

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario is driven by the actions of two characters, who are strongly advised to be PCs. However, they're also a couple and expected to act in quite specific ways (becoming jealous of NPCs), making this a trickier choice. While the scenario says it's a good match for brand new roleplayers, the expectation to follow a script may make these two better suited to experienced roleplayers.

While the specific details are flexible, the scenario is scripted to a particular set of events, especially as the end approaches.



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An Alien Kicked Sand In My Face

2023-04-20T14:25:18Z

ShimminBeg:

==Details==
[[Image:Blood Brothers 2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' ###

'''Author(s):'''

'''Artist(s):'''

'''Setting:''' [[Modern]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers 2]]

==Summary==
''Cool cats versus space monsters!''

A group of teens enjoying a beach party are targeted by body-snatching aliens, while their own romantic jealousies bring them into conflict.

==Links==
*[http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_3130.html Jorge Ferrao's RPGnet review]
*[http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/13/13390.phtml Brandi Weed's RPGnet review]

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


===Synopsis===
The scenario has two main strands: the jealousy and the aliens. The two 'leads' are set at odds by Bad Boy and Bad Girl rivals who try to seduce them in turn. Meanwhile, aliens have landed nearby and plan to steal the identities of these teens in order to infiltrate American society - eventually aiming to become President! Every opportunity for private time with a crush is also a chance for an alien to slip in, steal a kiss, and with it the body of the unlucky teen. Victims are left so ugly that they hide away in their rooms, leaving nobody the wiser. The characters must work out what's going on and thwart the alien menace.

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

'''Locations:''' A beach somewhere

'''Creatures:''' Aliens, ?

'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''

===Comments===
Mock-up film poster and advertising material

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario is driven by the actions of two characters, who are strongly advised to be PCs. However, they're also a couple and expected to act in quite specific ways (becoming jealous of NPCs), making this a trickier choice. While the scenario says it's a good match for brand new roleplayers, the expectation to follow a script may make these two better suited to experienced roleplayers.

While the specific details are flexible, the scenario is scripted to a particular set of events, especially as the end approaches.



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Dennis Detwiller

2023-04-20T14:17:28Z

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Author of [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Dennis Detwiller|numerous Lovecraftian games and supplements]], including [[Delta Green]] and the [[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man]] campaign. He has also produced video games.

== Works ==
=== Roleplaying games ===
*''Delta Green'' (co-creator, with John Tynes and Adam Scott Glancy, 1997)
*''Godlike'' (creator, writer and artist, 2001)
*''Wild Talents'' (creator, writer and artist, 2006)
*''Nemesis'' (creator, 2006)
*''Unmasked'' (writer & designer, 2017)

=== Fiction ===
*''Delta Green: Denied to the Enemy'' (2003)
*''Delta Green: Through a Glass, Darkly'' (2011)
*''Delta Green: Tales from Failed Anatomies'' (2014)

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Dennis Detwiller

2023-04-20T14:17:08Z

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Author of [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Dennis Detwiller|numerous Lovecraftian games and supplements]], including [[Delta Green]]. He has also produced video games.

== Works ==
=== Roleplaying games ===
*''Delta Green'' (co-creator, with John Tynes and Adam Scott Glancy, 1997)
*''Godlike'' (creator, writer and artist, 2001)
*''Wild Talents'' (creator, writer and artist, 2006)
*''Nemesis'' (creator, 2006)
*''Unmasked'' (writer & designer, 2017)

=== Fiction ===
*''Delta Green: Denied to the Enemy'' (2003)
*''Delta Green: Through a Glass, Darkly'' (2011)
*''Delta Green: Tales from Failed Anatomies'' (2014)

[[Category:Writers|Detwiller, Dennis]]

Jon Hook

2023-04-20T14:13:21Z

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Contributing author on [[Plan 09 From Halloween]] and [[Dead Leaves Fall]], monograph books resulting from [[Chaosium]]'s annual adventure contests for both the [[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)]] and [[Basic Role-Playing]].

Jon also wrote a short Call of Cthulhu adventure as a follow-up to [[The Haunting (aka The Haunted House) (Scenario)|The Haunting]], (the core adventure in all editions of the Call of Cthulhu rules), titled The Haunted. Jon also wrote a solo choose-your-own-adventure for Call of Cthulhu that was published in [[Protodimension Magazine, Issue 09]], titled [[The Lonely Road]].

Jon Hook has been responsible for several pulp adventures published by Goodman Games: [[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 7: The Timeless Sands of India (Supplement)]], [[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng (Supplement)]].

[[Category:Writers|Hook, Jon]]

Adam Gauntlett

2023-04-20T14:12:46Z

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Adam Gauntlett is a freelance writer for several roleplaying companies, including [[Chaosium]], [[Stygian Fox]], and [[Pelgrane Press]]. He has contributed to [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Adam Gauntlett|numerous scenarios and supplements]], including [[The Unspeakable Oath]] magazine.

His fiction includes short stories in [[The Private Life of Elder Things]] and [[Change in Perspective]].

[[Category:Writers|Gauntlett, Adam]]

Dennis Detwiller

2023-04-20T14:12:35Z

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[http://www.detwillerdesign.com/ blog]

[[Category:Writers|Detwiller, Dennis]]

[[Special:WhatLinksHere/Dennis Detwiller|Works by Dennis Detwiller]]

Adam Gauntlett

2023-04-20T14:10:35Z

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Adam Gauntlett

2023-04-20T14:09:51Z

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Adam Gauntlett is a freelance writer for several roleplaying companies, including [[Chaosium]], [[Stygian Fox]], and [[Pelgrane Press]]. He has contributed to [[[[Special:WhatLinksHere/Adam Gauntlett|numerous scenarios and supplements]], including [[The Unspeakable Oath]] magazine.

His fiction includes short stories in [[The Private Life of Elder Things]] and [[Change in Perspective]].

Category:CoC:Investigators are teens

2023-04-20T13:36:29Z

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[[Category:CoC:Scenarios by investigator type|Teens]]

An Alien Kicked Sand In My Face

2023-04-20T13:36:06Z

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Chateau of Blood

2023-04-20T12:09:21Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Blood Brothers 2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 22-37

'''Author(s):''' [[Penelope Love]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Greier]]

'''Setting:''' Eastern Europe, generic 19th century.

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers 2]]

==Summary==
''A costume adventure, wherein a band of travelers unwittingly shelter in a lonely chateau. None will ever forget this place-if any should happen to survive!''

A Hammer Horror-style adventure, "sometime in the 19th century, when the Age of Reason still bashes at the gates of superstition in the ancient Duchy of Karlenstein." Hurrying to arrive in Karlensburg before snow falls, the travellers' coach is beset by wolves and forced to take shelter in the castle of reclusive Count Karlenstein.

==Links==

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|
Describe the adventure in detail; no bias allowed.
}}

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

'''Locations:''' [[Location 1]], [[Location 2]], etc.

'''Creatures:''' [[Beast 1]], [[Beast 2]], etc.

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' Femina Mutabilis.

===Comments===
Mock-up film poster and advertising materials.

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario notes that PC gender is specifically important and should be considered carefully. This is partly because of the Count's true nature: {{spoiler|she is Lythia's ''mother'', disguised as a man to escape suspicion of lycanthropy, since local legend (correctly) states that werewolves are female}}

By default, the characters have no common goal or background, and are expected to act independently. Additional characters are provided as backup; the Keeper will need to incorporate and manage these characters during the earlier stages, or have players run two or more characters.

Sexuality (and specifically, sexual intercourse) is a key theme of this scenario. Keepers running it for conventions etc. may want to exclude children.

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[[Category:CoC:Werewolf scenarios]]
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Category:CoC:Golem scenarios

2023-04-20T11:38:02Z

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Nightmare In Silence

2023-04-20T11:36:40Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Blood Brothers 2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 10-22

'''Author(s):''' [[Geoff Gillan]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Geier]]

'''Setting:''' [[Modern]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers 2]]

==Summary==
A scenario in the style of a classic silent film. The characters find themselves caught up in a carnival, and a dispute over the ownership of antique furniture. Soon, they learn of a string of sinister murders that has followed the carnival's progress throughout Europe.

==Links==

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|
The carnival is home to the villainous Doctor Grimoire, the cause of all these problems. While travelling in Eastern Europe, he stole five antique cabinets with magical properties. Four of them open onto dimensions of incomprehensible dimensions, which can be used to answer questions, but are liable to drive insane anyone who enters. The last contains a clay servant. Grimoire uses it as part of his act, having it peer into the other cabinets to
answer audience questions. However, if anyone asks when they will die, the servant announces "Tonight!" - and Grimoire ensures this comes true by sending the servant to strangle them. Each night, someone in the audience is desperate enough to ask the question.

The doctor resides in a sinister mansion, complete with a murderous butler who attempts to strangle visitors when he can catch them alone. It is riddled with secret passages. The cabinets are stored here when not in use.

To complicate matters, the original owner of the cabinets arrives - the vampire Count Vostok, who has already hired one of the characters to find his stolen property. As a villain, once he obtains all of Konrad's information, the Count naturally attempts to drink his blood (either killing him or making him a thrall).

Once confronted, Doctor Grimoire flees through his cabinets, until the characters capture or slay him. The Count, on the other hand, uses his own powers and an army of rats to fight back, while attempting to escape with the cabinets (and preferably, with a captured damsel).

}}

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' None.

'''Locations:''' Bremen, carnival, sinister mansion, plagued ship

'''Creatures:''' Magog the Golem, rats.

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' Four Secret Closets, [[Magicks of Old Prague]].

===Comments===
A fairly scripted scenario, including specific scenes intended to mimic the style of silent horror films - however, it does include branches to reflect players' actions. The final outcome is somewhat open-ended, with the possibility of a follow-up encounter, or the characters ending up in possession of the cabinets; either would give the Keeper plenty to work with.

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario expects some outcomes to be determined by narrative effect, not by rolling; this includes when enemies can be defeated or captured, having PCs knocked out automatically in combat, blocking certain actions, and so on. Keepers may want to review this carefully and consider how their group will feel about that approach.

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Mystic scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Golem scenarios]]
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[[Category:CoC:Carnival scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Germany]]
[[Category:CoC:Film and television scenarios]]
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Nightmare In Silence

2023-04-20T11:35:50Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Blood Brothers 2.jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 10-22

'''Author(s):''' [[Geoff Gillan]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Geier]]

'''Setting:''' [[Modern]]

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers 2]]

==Summary==
A scenario in the style of a classic silent film. The characters find themselves caught up in a carnival, and a dispute over the ownership of antique furniture. Soon, they learn of a string of sinister murders that has followed the carnival's progress throughout Europe.

==Links==

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|
The carnival is home to the villainous Doctor Grimoire, the cause of all these problems. While travelling in Eastern Europe, he stole five antique cabinets with magical properties. Four of them open onto dimensions of incomprehensible dimensions, which can be used to answer questions, but are liable to drive insane anyone who enters. The last contains a clay servant. Grimoire uses it as part of his act, having it peer into the other cabinets to
answer audience questions. However, if anyone asks when they will die, the servant announces "Tonight!" - and Grimoire ensures this comes true by sending the servant to strangle them. Each night, someone in the audience is desperate enough to ask the question.

The doctor resides in a sinister mansion, complete with a murderous butler who attempts to strangle visitors when he can catch them alone. It is riddled with secret passages. The cabinets are stored here when not in use.

To complicate matters, the original owner of the cabinets arrives - the vampire Count Vostok, who has already hired one of the characters to find his stolen property. As a villain, once he obtains all of Konrad's information, the Count naturally attempts to drink his blood (either killing him or making him a thrall).

Once confronted, Doctor Grimoire flees through his cabinets, until the characters capture or slay him. The Count, on the other hand, uses his own powers and an army of rats to fight back, while attempting to escape with the cabinets (and preferably, with a captured damsel).

}}

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' None.

'''Locations:''' Bremen, carnival, sinister mansion, plagued ship

'''Creatures:''' Magog the Golem, rats.

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' Four Secret Closets, [[Magicks of Old Prague]].

===Comments===
A fairly scripted scenario, including specific scenes intended to mimic the style of silent horror films - however, it does include branches to reflect players' actions. The final outcome is somewhat open-ended, with the possibility of a follow-up encounter, or the characters ending up in possession of the cabinets; either would give the Keeper plenty to work with.

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario expects some outcomes to be determined by narrative effect, not by rolling; this includes when enemies can be defeated or captured, having PCs knocked out automatically in combat, blocking certain actions, and so on. Keepers may want to review this carefully and consider how their group will feel about that approach.

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:One-shot scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Mystic scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Golem scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Carnival scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Germany]]
[[Category:CoC:Film and television scenarios]]
[[Category:CoC:Pregen scenarios]]
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CoC:Scenarios in Japanese

2020-12-04T11:01:38Z

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Below are all known scenarios published for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game (or クトゥルフの呼び声,クトゥルフ神話TRPG,新クトゥルフ神話TRPG) in the Japanese language. Scenarios labeled "Creation" (rather than "Translation") first appeared in Japanese-language sources and may not have equivalents in English-language supplements.
Also, of course, if Era's description of modern is not specifically mentioned, it will refer to the time period in which the scenario was released.

Editors should add any overlooked scenarios. In addition, the scenarios published in the following supplements need to be added:

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Year
! Scenario Title
! Publisher
! In Book(s)
! Era
! Translation / Creation
! Original Title
! Author(s)
|-
|1986||[[幽霊屋敷]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[【ホラーRPG】クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[クトゥルフ神話TRPG]]、[[新クトゥルフ神話 TRPG クイックスタート・ルール]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Haunting (aka The Haunted House) (Scenario)|The Haunting]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[狂人の丘]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[【ホラーRPG】クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[クトゥルフ神話TRPG]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Madman (Scenario)|The Madman]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[プロックフォード館]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brockford House (Scenario)|The Brockford House]] || [[Marc Hutchinson]]
|-
|1986||[[ペーパー・チェイス]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[新クトゥルフ神話TRPG スタートセット]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Paper Chase]] || [[John Sullivan]]
|-
|1986||[[ロッホ・ファインの謎]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Mystery of Loch Feinn]] || [[Glenn Rahman]]
|-
|1986||[[救出]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Rescue]] || [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1986||[[カストロネグロの秘密]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Secret of Castronegro]] || [[Mark Pettigrew]],[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[キャンペーン導入]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[A Beginning Scenario for a Campaign]] || [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1986||[[邪教崇拝者の巣窟]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Cultists' Lair]] || [[Greg Stafford]]
|-
|1986||[[恐怖のR. P. G. 闇の中の怪物]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[TACTICS別冊RPGマガジンNo.1]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Thing in the Darkness]] || [[Matthew J. Costello]]
|-
|1986||[[銀の黄昏錬金術師会]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight|The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight]] || [[Marc Hutchison]]
|-
|1986||[[未来に目を向けよ]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: Look to the Future|Look to the Future]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[キャニッチ魔女団]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Coven of Cannich|The Coven of Cannich]] || [[John Scott Clegg]]
|-
|1986||[[悪魔の谷]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: Devil's Canyon|Devil's Canyon]] || [[John Carnahan]]
|-
|1986||[[歩く蛆]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Worm that Walks|The Worm that Walks]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[イースター島の監視者]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Watchers of Easter Island|The Watchers of Easter Island]] || [[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1986||[[ルルイエ浮上]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Rise of R'lyeh|The Rise of R'lyeh]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[石碑の人々]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The People of the Monolith]] || [[Ted Shelton]]
|-
|1986||[[巣窟]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Warren (Scenario)|The Warren]] || [[Ed Gore]]
|-
|1986||[[ウェンディゴへの挑戦]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Alone Against the Wendigo]] || [[Glenn Rahman]]
|-
|1987||[[異界のクリスタル]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[TACTICS別冊RPGマガジンNo.2]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Crystal of Chaos]] || [[Peter Gilham]]
|-
|1987||[[オークション]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]、[[クトゥルフ・コデックス]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Auction]] || [[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1987||[[気違い男]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Madman]] || [[Mark Harmon]]
|-
|1987||[[ブラックデビル山]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Black Devil Mountain]] || [[David A. Hargrave]]
|-
|1987||[[療養所にて]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]、[[クトゥルフ・フラグメント]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Asylum]] || [[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1987||[[モーリタニア]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]、[[クトゥルフ・タブレット]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Mauretania]] || [[M. B. Willner]]
|-
|1987||[[過去からの門]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Gate from the Past]] || [[John Scott Clegg]]
|-
|1987||[[ウェストチェスター・ハウス]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Westchester House]] || [[Elizabeth A. Wolcott]]
|-
|1987||[[夢見る人]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: The Dreamer|The Dreamer]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[井戸の中の怪物]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: The Thing in the Well|The Thing in the Well]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[暗黒の城]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Castle Dark|Castle Dark]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[時の砂]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Sands of Time|Sands of Time]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[月の山脈]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Mountains of the Moon|Mountains of the Moon]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[湾のほとり：第一部]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: By the Bay: Part I|By the Bay: Part I]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[湾のほとり：第二部]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: By the Bay: Part II|By the Bay: Part II]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[野獣の日]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Day of the Beast|Day of the Beast]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[セラエノの大ホール]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Halls of Celaeno|Halls of Celaeno]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[超時間の声]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Voice Out of Time|Voice Out of Time]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[地底の脅威]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフ　コンパニオン]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Underground Menace]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1987||[[四つの神殿の谷]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフ　コンパニオン]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Valley of the Four Shrines]] || [[Bob Heggie]]
|-
|1988||[[真紅の戦慄]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[タクテクスNo.50]]、[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[ヨークシャーの怪事件]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフ・バイ・ガスライト]]||Gaslight|| Translation (English) || [[The Yorkshire Horrors]] || [[William A. Barton]]
|-
|1988||[[シタールの目]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[タクテクスNo.56]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Eye of Sitar]] || [[Darren Tschida]]
|-
|1988||[[黒いピラミッド]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフハンドブック]]||Classic|| Creation || n/a || [[山本弘]]
|-
|1988||[[海上の影]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[タクテクスNo.60]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Shadow on the Sea (Scenario)|The Shadow on the Sea]] || [[Richard Launius]]
|-
|1988||[[ブルーシャドウ]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[銀色の仮面]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[白夜館]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[レイディ・ロンリー・ヴァイオレット]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[ブラックソング]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[緑の死都の守護者]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[黄昏の鼓動]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1989||[[辻 "A CROSSING"]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[タクテクスNo.68]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[石橋善揚]]、[[国海武]]
|-
|1989||[[ニューヨーク編]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: New York|New York]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[ロンドン編]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: London|London]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[カイロ編]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Cairo|Cairo]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[ケニア編]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Kenya|Kenya]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[上海編]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Shanghai|Shanghai]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[海底の都市]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフ・ナウ]]、[[クトゥルフ・タブレット]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[The City in the Sea]] || [[G.W. Thomas]]、[[ Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1989||[[奈落の悪夢]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフ・ナウ]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[Dreams Dark and Deadly]] || [[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1989||[[異次元の殺人者]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフ・ナウ]]、[[クトゥルフ・コデックス]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[The Killer out of Space]] || [[William A. Barton]]
|-
|1989||[[悪魔のロックバンド]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[クトゥルフ・ナウ]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[The Evil Stars]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[中国水晶 "CHINA CRYSTAL"]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[TACTICS別冊クトゥルフ・ワールド・ツアー]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[牧山昌弘]]、[[国海武]]
|-
|1990||[[狂気の光]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.1]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Lights of Madness (Scenario)|The Lights of Madness]] || [[Richard Launius]]
|-
|1990||[[人形使い師 "THE PUPPET MASTER"]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.5]]||Gaslight|| Creation || n/a || [[牧山昌弘]]
|-
|1991||[[生半可な知識は・・]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[アーカムのすべて]]、[[ミスカトニック大学]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[A Little Knowledge]] || [[Richard Watts]]、[[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1991||[[野生の丘]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[アーカムのすべて]]、[[アーカムの全て完全版]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Hills Rise Wild]] || [[Mark Morrison]]、[[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1991||[[殺人リスト]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[アーカムのすべて]]、[[アーカムの全て完全版]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Condemned]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1991||[[夜のしじま]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[アーカムのすべて]]、[[アーカムの全て完全版]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Dead of Night]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1991||[[チェンジリング "Changeling"]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.11]]||Any RPGs|| Creation || n/a || [[牧山昌弘]]
|-
|1991||[[エレクトリック・ヴォイス "TV TALK"]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.17]]||Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[吉森真吾]]
|-
|1991||[[アンクルティモシーの遺言]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Uncle Timothy's Will]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1991||[[血の誓い]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Oath of Blood]] || [[Sam Shirley]]
|-
|1991||[[ネメシスは襲う！]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Kevin A. Ross]] || [[Nemesis Strikes!]]
|-
|1991||[[忘れられた谷]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Gregory Detwiler]]、[[John B. Monroe]] || [[The Land That Time Ignored]]
|-
|1991||[[ミイラの花嫁]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[John Scott Clegg]]、[[John B. Monroe]] || [[The Mummy's Bride]]
|-
|1991||[[人形師]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Dollmaker]]|| [[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|1991||[[古代呪術師の復活]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||WW2|| Translation (English) || [[Ancient Nazi Midget Shamans]]|| [[Barbara Manui]]、[[Chris Adams]]
|-
|1991||[[地獄のハネムーン]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||1940s|| Translation (English) || [[Honeymoon in Hell]]|| [[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1991||[[帰ってきたのは死人]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[Dead On Arrival]]|| [[John B. Monroe]]
|-
|1991||[[スォーミング]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[The Swarming]]|| [[Tony Hickie]]、[[John B. Monroe]]
|-
|1991||[[深海の落とし子]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[Spawn of the Deep]]|| [[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1991||[[トリック・オア・アート]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[Trick or Treat]]|| [[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1991||[[恐怖の惑星]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Near Future|| Translation (English) || [[Horror Planet]]|| [[Fred Behrendt]]
|-
|1992||[[混沌回線 "Chaos Channel"]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.26]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[牧山昌弘]]、[[N'S FACTORY]]
|-
|1993||[[屋根裏部屋の怪物]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[【ホラーRPG】クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[クトゥルフ神話TRPG]]、[[新クトゥルフ神話TRPG スタートセット]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Edge of Darkness]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1993||[[死者のストンプ]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[【ホラーRPG】クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[クトゥルフ神話TRPG]]、[[新クトゥルフ神話TRPG スタートセット]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Dead Man Stomp]] || [[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1995||[[天巫子の朱印]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.62]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[伏見健二]]
|-
|1995||[[ジャック "JACK"]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.68]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[味良魔良一]]
|-
|1996||[["CTHULHU-FILES""FILE#0211: THE SMALL MAN" 小人]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.78]]||1930s|| Creation || n/a || [[寺田幸弘]]
|-
|1996||[["HIZUMI" 歪]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.78]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[味良魔良一]]
|-
|1996||[[ドイツ屋敷怪奇譚]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.80]]||Japan Classic|| Creation || n/a || [[平松大季]]
|-
|1997||[[ホラークルージング]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.81]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[内山靖二郎]]
|-
|1997||[[狂気の門]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.85]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[渡辺ヒロシ]]
|-
|1997||[[闇を呼ぶメロディー]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.88]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[内山靖二郎]]
|-
|1997||[[覗鬼]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.90]]||Japan Classic|| Creation || n/a || [[内山靖二郎]]
|-
|1998||[[“Ring of YOG-SOTHOTH”]]||[[Hobby Japan]]||[[RPG Magazine No.96]]||1880s Gaslight|| Creation || n/a || [[和田隆司]]

CoC:Scenarios in Japanese

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ShimminBeg: ShimminBeg moved page CoC:Scenarios in Japane to CoC:Scenarios in Japanese: Typo

Below are all known scenarios published for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game (or クトゥルフの呼び声,クトゥルフ神話TRPG,新クトゥルフ神話TRPG) in the Japanese language. Scenarios labeled "Creation" (rather than "Translation") first appeared in Japanese-language sources and may not have equivalents in English-language supplements.
Also, of course, if Era's description of modern is not specifically mentioned, it will refer to the time period in which the scenario was released.

Editors should add any overlooked scenarios. In addition, the scenarios published in the following supplements need to be added:

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Year
! Scenario Title
! Publisher
! In Book(s)
! Era
! Translation / Creation
! Original Title
! Author(s)
|-
|1986||[[幽霊屋敷]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[【ホラーRPG】クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[クトゥルフ神話TRPG]]、[[新クトゥルフ神話 TRPG クイックスタート・ルール]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Haunting (aka The Haunted House) (Scenario)|The Haunting]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[狂人の丘]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[【ホラーRPG】クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[クトゥルフ神話TRPG]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Madman (Scenario)|The Madman]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[プロックフォード館]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brockford House (Scenario)|The Brockford House]] || [[Marc Hutchinson]]
|-
|1986||[[ペーパー・チェイス]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[新クトゥルフ神話TRPG スタートセット]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Paper Chase]] || [[John Sullivan]]
|-
|1986||[[ロッホ・ファインの謎]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Mystery of Loch Feinn]] || [[Glenn Rahman]]
|-
|1986||[[救出]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Rescue]] || [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1986||[[カストロネグロの秘密]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Secret of Castronegro]] || [[Mark Pettigrew]],[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[キャンペーン導入]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[A Beginning Scenario for a Campaign]] || [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1986||[[邪教崇拝者の巣窟]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフの呼び声]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Cultists' Lair]] || [[Greg Stafford]]
|-
|1986||[[恐怖のR. P. G. 闇の中の怪物]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[TACTICS別冊RPGマガジンNo.1]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Thing in the Darkness]] || [[Matthew J. Costello]]
|-
|1986||[[銀の黄昏錬金術師会]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight|The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight]] || [[Marc Hutchison]]
|-
|1986||[[未来に目を向けよ]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: Look to the Future|Look to the Future]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[キャニッチ魔女団]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Coven of Cannich|The Coven of Cannich]] || [[John Scott Clegg]]
|-
|1986||[[悪魔の谷]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: Devil's Canyon|Devil's Canyon]] || [[John Carnahan]]
|-
|1986||[[歩く蛆]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Worm that Walks|The Worm that Walks]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[イースター島の監視者]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Watchers of Easter Island|The Watchers of Easter Island]] || [[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1986||[[ルルイエ浮上]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth: The Rise of R'lyeh|The Rise of R'lyeh]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[石碑の人々]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The People of the Monolith]] || [[Ted Shelton]]
|-
|1986||[[巣窟]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Warren (Scenario)|The Warren]] || [[Ed Gore]]
|-
|1986||[[ウェンディゴへの挑戦]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ヨグ＝ソトースの影]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Alone Against the Wendigo]] || [[Glenn Rahman]]
|-
|1987||[[異界のクリスタル]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[TACTICS別冊RPGマガジンNo.2]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Crystal of Chaos]] || [[Peter Gilham]]
|-
|1987||[[オークション]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]、[[クトゥルフ・コデックス]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Auction]] || [[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1987||[[気違い男]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Madman]] || [[Mark Harmon]]
|-
|1987||[[ブラックデビル山]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Black Devil Mountain]] || [[David A. Hargrave]]
|-
|1987||[[療養所にて]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]、[[クトゥルフ・フラグメント]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Asylum]] || [[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1987||[[モーリタニア]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]、[[クトゥルフ・タブレット]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Mauretania]] || [[M. B. Willner]]
|-
|1987||[[過去からの門]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Gate from the Past]] || [[John Scott Clegg]]
|-
|1987||[[ウェストチェスター・ハウス]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[療養所の悪魔]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Westchester House]] || [[Elizabeth A. Wolcott]]
|-
|1987||[[夢見る人]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: The Dreamer|The Dreamer]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[井戸の中の怪物]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: The Thing in the Well|The Thing in the Well]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[暗黒の城]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Castle Dark|Castle Dark]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[時の砂]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Sands of Time|Sands of Time]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[月の山脈]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Mountains of the Moon|Mountains of the Moon]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[湾のほとり：第一部]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: By the Bay: Part I|By the Bay: Part I]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[湾のほとり：第二部]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: By the Bay: Part II|By the Bay: Part II]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[野獣の日]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Day of the Beast|Day of the Beast]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[セラエノの大ホール]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Halls of Celaeno|Halls of Celaeno]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[超時間の声]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ユゴスからの侵略]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Brotherhood of the Beast: Voice Out of Time|Voice Out of Time]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[地底の脅威]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフ　コンパニオン]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Underground Menace]] || [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1987||[[四つの神殿の谷]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフ　コンパニオン]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Valley of the Four Shrines]] || [[Bob Heggie]]
|-
|1988||[[真紅の戦慄]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[タクテクスNo.50]]、[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[ヨークシャーの怪事件]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフ・バイ・ガスライト]]||Gaslight|| Translation (English) || [[The Yorkshire Horrors]] || [[William A. Barton]]
|-
|1988||[[シタールの目]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[タクテクスNo.56]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Eye of Sitar]] || [[Darren Tschida]]
|-
|1988||[[黒いピラミッド]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフハンドブック]]||Classic|| Creation || n/a || [[山本弘]]
|-
|1988||[[海上の影]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[タクテクスNo.60]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Shadow on the Sea (Scenario)|The Shadow on the Sea]] || [[Richard Launius]]
|-
|1988||[[ブルーシャドウ]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[銀色の仮面]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[白夜館]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[レイディ・ロンリー・ヴァイオレット]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[ブラックソング]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[緑の死都の守護者]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1988||[[黄昏の鼓動]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[黄昏の天使]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[有坂純]]
|-
|1989||[[辻 "A CROSSING"]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[タクテクスNo.68]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[石橋善揚]]、[[国海武]]
|-
|1989||[[ニューヨーク編]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: New York|New York]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[ロンドン編]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: London|London]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[カイロ編]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Cairo|Cairo]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[ケニア編]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Kenya|Kenya]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[上海編]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[ニャルラトテップの仮面]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Shanghai|Shanghai]] || [[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1989||[[海底の都市]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフ・ナウ]]、[[クトゥルフ・タブレット]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[The City in the Sea]] || [[G.W. Thomas]]、[[ Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1989||[[奈落の悪夢]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフ・ナウ]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[Dreams Dark and Deadly]] || [[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1989||[[異次元の殺人者]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフ・ナウ]]、[[クトゥルフ・コデックス]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[The Killer out of Space]] || [[William A. Barton]]
|-
|1989||[[悪魔のロックバンド]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[クトゥルフ・ナウ]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[The Evil Stars]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[中国水晶 "CHINA CRYSTAL"]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[TACTICS別冊クトゥルフ・ワールド・ツアー]]||Japane Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[牧山昌弘]]、[[国海武]]
|-
|1990||[[狂気の光]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.1]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Lights of Madness (Scenario)|The Lights of Madness]] || [[Richard Launius]]
|-
|1990||[[人形使い師 "THE PUPPET MASTER"]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.5]]||Gaslight|| Creation || n/a || [[牧山昌弘]]
|-
|1991||[[生半可な知識は・・]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[アーカムのすべて]]、[[ミスカトニック大学]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[A Little Knowledge]] || [[Richard Watts]]、[[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1991||[[野生の丘]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[アーカムのすべて]]、[[アーカムの全て完全版]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Hills Rise Wild]] || [[Mark Morrison]]、[[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1991||[[殺人リスト]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[アーカムのすべて]]、[[アーカムの全て完全版]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Condemned]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1991||[[夜のしじま]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[アーカムのすべて]]、[[アーカムの全て完全版]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Dead of Night]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1991||[[チェンジリング "Changeling"]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.11]]||Any RPGs|| Creation || n/a || [[牧山昌弘]]
|-
|1991||[[エレクトリック・ヴォイス "TV TALK"]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.17]]||Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[吉森真吾]]
|-
|1991||[[アンクルティモシーの遺言]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Uncle Timothy's Will]] || [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1991||[[血の誓い]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Oath of Blood]] || [[Sam Shirley]]
|-
|1991||[[ネメシスは襲う！]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Kevin A. Ross]] || [[Nemesis Strikes!]]
|-
|1991||[[忘れられた谷]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Gregory Detwiler]]、[[John B. Monroe]] || [[The Land That Time Ignored]]
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|1991||[[ミイラの花嫁]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[John Scott Clegg]]、[[John B. Monroe]] || [[The Mummy's Bride]]
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|1991||[[人形師]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[The Dollmaker]]|| [[Geoff Gillan]]
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|1991||[[古代呪術師の復活]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||WW2|| Translation (English) || [[Ancient Nazi Midget Shamans]]|| [[Barbara Manui]]、[[Chris Adams]]
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|1991||[[地獄のハネムーン]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||1940s|| Translation (English) || [[Honeymoon in Hell]]|| [[Marcus L. Rowland]]
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|1991||[[帰ってきたのは死人]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[Dead On Arrival]]|| [[John B. Monroe]]
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|1991||[[スォーミング]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[The Swarming]]|| [[Tony Hickie]]、[[John B. Monroe]]
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|1991||[[深海の落とし子]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[Spawn of the Deep]]|| [[Michael Szymanski]]
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|1991||[[トリック・オア・アート]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Modern|| Translation (English) || [[Trick or Treat]]|| [[Scott David Aniolowski]]
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|1991||[[恐怖の惑星]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[１３の恐怖]]||Near Future|| Translation (English) || [[Horror Planet]]|| [[Fred Behrendt]]
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|1992||[[混沌回線 "Chaos Channel"]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.26]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[牧山昌弘]]、[[N'S FACTORY]]
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|1993||[[屋根裏部屋の怪物]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[【ホラーRPG】クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[クトゥルフ神話TRPG]]、[[新クトゥルフ神話TRPG スタートセット]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Edge of Darkness]] || [[Keith Herber]]
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|1993||[[死者のストンプ]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[【ホラーRPG】クトゥルフの呼び声]]、[[クトゥルフ神話TRPG]]、[[新クトゥルフ神話TRPG スタートセット]]||Classic|| Translation (English) || [[Dead Man Stomp]] || [[Mark Morrison]]
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|1995||[[天巫子の朱印]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.62]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[伏見健二]]
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|1995||[[ジャック "JACK"]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.68]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[味良魔良一]]
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|1996||[["CTHULHU-FILES""FILE#0211: THE SMALL MAN" 小人]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.78]]||1930s|| Creation || n/a || [[寺田幸弘]]
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|1996||[["HIZUMI" 歪]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.78]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[味良魔良一]]
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|1996||[[ドイツ屋敷怪奇譚]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.80]]||Japan Classic|| Creation || n/a || [[平松大季]]
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|1997||[[ホラークルージング]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.81]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[内山靖二郎]]
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|1997||[[狂気の門]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.85]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[渡辺ヒロシ]]
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|1997||[[闇を呼ぶメロディー]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.88]]||Japan Modern|| Creation || n/a || [[内山靖二郎]]
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|1997||[[覗鬼]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.90]]||Japan Classic|| Creation || n/a || [[内山靖二郎]]
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|1998||[[“Ring of YOG-SOTHOTH”]]||[[Hobby Japane]]||[[RPG Magazine No.96]]||1880s Gaslight|| Creation || n/a || [[和田隆司]]

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Nemesis Strikes!

2017-01-22T21:42:15Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Blood_Brothers.jpg|thumb|''Cover of Blood Brothers'']]

'''Pages:''' 24-35

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

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Geier]], [[Carol Triplett-Smith]]

'''Editor(s):''' [[John B. Monroe]], [[Lynn Willis]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers]]

==Summary==
The players are witnesses to a mysterious death, and soon discover it's part of a sinister chain of murders. Can they find the killer, uncover a buried past, and put an end to the deaths?

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/10/10942.phtml RPGnet review by Darren MacLennan]
*[https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/13/13375.phtml RPGnet review by Brandi Weed]

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


===Synopsis===
{{spoiler|No. No they can't.

The murders are revenge for a tragedy that struck seven years ago. An affair led to blackmail, a young actress's suicide and finally a fire which claimed several lives. Her lover was believed to one of them, but has returned mad and mutilated to the rebuilt theatre, plotting a Muse-themed series of reprisal murders. Each of those who played a part in the blackmail are marked for death.

Eight murders are planned in total; three have occurred by the time the Investigators intervene. The scenario offers up a rough outline of the situation, NPCs and the theatre itself, together with descriptions of each of the planned murders. It's up to the Keeper to run a sandbox investigation around the players' decisions.

The scenario assumes, and states outright, that the Investigators cannot and should not be allowed to prevent the murders, but their efforts should be focused on unravelling the mystery, searching uselessly for the "Nemesis" killer, and eventually taking part in the final chase at the theatre. This climax involves the last victim, after a hypnotised confession, attempting to hunt down and slay Nemesis through a maze of passages, scenery and environmental hazards.
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===References===
'''Locations:''' New York

===Comments===
#Image of masked figure cutting down a sandbag
#Theatre map

===Keeper Comments===
This scenario is a set of scripted cutscene murders, which the Investigators are helpless to prevent despite this being their apparent objective (and the players' likely goal as well). As written, there is little or no ability for the players to influence the scenario in any meaningful way. They cannot prevent the deaths, catch the killer before the climax, or alter the outcome of the scenario. The only thing they can achieve is to learn what has happened and why - information which will be revealed at the climax regardless of their actions. It's worth noting that the Nemesis killer is specifically listed as "the Protagonist", and this is completely accurate.

Although entertaining in a film, this framework will prove unsatisfying to many players, who expect to be active participants in a scenario rather than passive witnesses to the writer's and Keeper's plot. Keepers should choose their audience carefully. Reframing the scenario in a more interactive way will be difficult, as it's designed to emulate a specific subgenre structured around the chain of murders; allowing them to be stopped will tend to turn it into something else entirely.

Although the author lays out the theatre plan and some notes on Nemesis' actions, it's still up to the Keeper to decide how to turn these into an interesting chase sequence. It's not at all clear how or why the Investigators would even be aware that a chase was unfolding; there's no particular reason for them to be anywhere near Glover when he decides to explore the theatre, especially as it happens several days after his confession. While dramatically it's appropriate for them to participate, Investigators may also feel no particular obligation to join in the hunt (especially if the players have worked out they can't actually achieve anything).

The scenario deliberately provides no statistics for the NPCs other than Nemesis. This is mostly fine, but means any mechanical interactions will be down to the Keeper's judgement. In particular, the climactic chase poses problems without any stats for Glover, especially as he can end up fighting the Investigators.

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Oath of Blood

2017-01-22T09:44:37Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Blood_Brothers.jpg|thumb|''Cover of Blood Brothers'']]

'''Pages:'''15-24

'''Author(s):''' [[Sam Shirley]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Geier]], [[Carol Triplett-Smith]]

'''Editor(s):''' [[John B. Monroe]], [[Lynn Willis]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers]]

==Summary==
A group of New York mobsters (the Investigators) are ordered to look into the grisly murders of two fellows, with orders to carry out fitting retribution.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/10/10942.phtml RPGnet review by Darren MacLennan]
*[https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/13/13375.phtml RPGnet review by Brandi Weed]

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


===Synopsis===
The mob's territory is under threat from a group of Romanian vampires who've recently moved into the city, aiming to stake out a claim on a rich territory where their feeding and killing will go unnoticed.

The two murdered mobsters are liable to rise as undead and be sent to attack the Investigators. A priest, the relative of one Investigator, will seek them out and advise them about vampires.

This is largely a sandbox scenario concerned with finding a way to kill off Teppes, the mob leader.

===References===
'''Locations:''' New York

'''Creatures:''' [[Vampire]]

===Comments===
#Hotel plan
#Image of priest

===Keeper Comments===
This scenario begins with a few planned scenes, but branches out into a sandbox mob war. The Keeper will need to be comfortable improvising a series of encounters between the two mobs and trying to create a satisfying climax.

The vampire stats and rules are designed for an earlier edition. In particular, the vampires are assigned the ability to drain 1d4 POW with a touch; this seems to equate to 1d3 MP drain in later editions, though that requires an opposed MP roll. They also lack the hypnotic powers of later editions. "Regenerative powers" are also mentioned, but it's not clear whether these are the same as those of the later editions, as the scenario mentions the need for POW. A Keeper without access to the 4th edition rulebooks (and thus the expected vampire rules) should carefully weigh up how powerful the vampires of later editions are.

In particular, the requirement for actually killing a vampire in 6th edition is to first reduce it to exactly zero hit points, then stake it; the randomness of damage and the large number of vampires will make this a difficult and potentially very frustrating requirement. How does this tie in with the 4th edition rules? All of the vampires all have much higher attack skills than is usual in newer editions.

The scenario describes how the priest's brother was killed by a vampire called Drake. However, this backstory has no relation whatsoever to the ongoing plot, and no further information is provided. This loose end may cause considerable confusion for players.

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Category:CoC:Demon scenarios

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This category collects scenarios featuring things presented as traditional demons, devils and evil spirits. These will typically be associated with witchcraft, supernatural themes or non-Mythos scenarios.

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Uncle Timothy's Will

2017-01-21T18:41:24Z

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

'''Pages:'''6-15

'''Author(s):''' [[Keith Herber]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Earl Geier]], [[Carol Triplett-Smith]]

'''Editor(s):''' [[John B. Monroe]], [[Lynn Willis]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Blood Brothers]]

==Summary==
A motley cast are summoned to the remote house of Uncle Timothy for the reading of his will, and find themselves spending several days there. As a thunderstorm rages outside, they soon learn that they have far worse problems than political disagreements and incompatible temperaments.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/10/10942.phtml RPGnet review by Darren MacLennan]
*[https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/13/13375.phtml RPGnet review by Brandi Weed]

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


===Synopsis===
The heirs-to-be are naturally required to spend the weekend at Uncle Timothy's house to be eligible for their share of a cool million dollars. A convenient thunderstorm also helps keep them in place.

The dying Uncle Timothy, a dabbler in the occult, planned to prolong his life unnaturally - starting with a ritual to turn himself into an immortal ooze, with the intention of stealing the hearts of his relatives to resurrect himself. The two servants are drugged and hypnotised into helping with his murderous scheme.

Essentially this is a suspense and monster-themed scenario, with enemies ranging from the two servants (relatively harmless once identified) to a horde of zombies, a summoned demon and Uncle Timothy himself. The scenario includes a rough timeline, escalating events from the first murder of an NPC to a potential climactic attack from Uncle Timothy, though the intention is that Investigators track him down first.

It's fairly easy for characters to be killed off in this scenario, between the quite dangerous antagonists, the relatively feeble Investigators and the unrelenting nature of the events. Six pregens are provided, with advice to make sure most of them survive at least the first half of the scenario.

The tone of the scenario is light horror, with characters nobody will be sorry to see killed off and fertile ground for backstabbing and leaving people in the lurch.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''
#Duncan Family History
#Page from ''Aboriginal Beliefs''
#Excerpts from Timothy Duncan's journal
#Excerpts from the tome of Richard Duncan
#Page from ''Spirits of the Other World''

'''Locations:''' Uncle Timothy's house

'''Creatures:''' [[Zombie]], [[Demon]], immortal sorcerer

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' The tome of Richard Duncan (very few details

===Comments===
#House plan
#Map of house and grounds
#Image of Uncle Timothy attacking

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario is designed as a deadly haunted house story, with Investigators picked off one by one. It may work better with a smaller group and some of the heirs run as NPCs, allowing them to be picked off without excluding any of the players early on.

There are a couple of odd dangers in this scenario. A rusty nail can randomly give someone blood poisoning, though its effects aren't specified. A bigger issue may be the old shotgun, which will explode if not cleaned thoroughly; it's not usually something you have to check in games, and not a major feature of the genre either, so this could feel rather unfair to players caught off-guard.

Uncle Timothy's journal calls for three French rolls to understand it (one per paragraph). None of the characters (other than Uncle Timothy) has any French, rendering the entire handout pointless. There's no clear reason why Uncle Timothy would have written in French in the first place.

The scenario references "uncle Timothy's kiss" several times as though this meant something specific, but doesn't seem to specify what that might be. It may just be referring to his acidic touch, but this is unclear.

The scenario seems ambivalent about letting the characters locate the brewhouse. It seems to want the climax to consist of them finding the cauldron and destroying Uncle Timothy there. However, finding the brewhouse is insanely difficult; it requires '''five''' successive Track rolls (a skill which only one Investigator has, at 40%) to follow up a clue, or walking in the general location offers a 10% chance of being allowed to roll Spot Hidden. If the intention is to avoid them finding it to early, it might be better to find ways to drop in further clues later in the scenario, or even directly tie the difficulty to the stage of the scenario - an obvious explanation is that Uncle Timothy's activities, and perhaps the repeated visits of heart-carrying minions, have left more evidence.

The ending is relatively grim, since Uncle Timothy must be slowly cooked to death, and Keepers will want to adjust the level of description to suit their audience.

As an older scenario, the skills do not line up neatly with more recent editions, but this is easily dealt with.

The scenario refers to a seventh heir who didn't show up to the will-reading. This may be intended as a red herring, but is not otherwise addressed in the scenario. For one-shot play it may be easier to dispense with this to minimise confusion, as the scenario offers plenty to be going on with.

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Category:CoC:Nightclub scenarios

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List of scenarios mainly set in or around a nightclub.

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Furious Driving

2016-07-12T20:56:06Z

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

'''Pages:''' 30-43

'''Author(s):''' [[Penelope Love]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Chris Johnston]], [[Gustaf Bjørksten]], [[Martin Trengrove]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Fearful Passages]]

==Summary==
"A straight narrative with automotive flecks embedded, wherein the investigators learn that blood is thicker than oil, but no less combustible."

Investigators are called to track down a missing man, and discover a web of deceit, madness and self-destruction.

==Links==

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


===Synopsis===
Investigators encounter Rupert Putney when he nearly kills them in a driving accident. Shortly afterwards, he contacts them with a request to help find his missing brother, Rodney. They are invited to the Putney estate and encounter his remaining family.

In truth, the photograph he offers is not of his brother. His real twin brother is a twisted thing that nests in the attic. Putney's sanity is too fragile to deal with the real situation. Instead, he sends them on the trail of his old friend and ex-mechanic, Flynn, deluding himself that Flynn really is his brother and that somehow things will return to the way they were. The Putney family will all strive to conceal Rodney's existence, for their own reasons.

Old Putney is a deeply evil man responsible for most of the family misfortunes, driving his relatives to self-destruction. If he learns of the investigation, he will try to hamper them with a mixture of truths and lies, and ask them to simply pretend they are looking for Rodney. The Investigators must decide whether to help Rupert or comply with the old man. Neglecting the investigation will eventually lead to the family's deaths. If they openly decline to investigate, Rupert contacts them regularly, in deteriorating condition, until his death.

Tracking down the mechanic is difficult, as he is a petty criminal and suspects the Investigators of trying to arrest him. A chase or some detective work is needed to get hold of him and persuade him to cooperate.

Investigators may get a chance to learn Rodney's true nature - a deeply misshapen Siamese twin of Rupert, somehow kept alive by old Putney. On return to the Putney house, Investigators are asked to stay and watch "the show", which turns out to be a car mysteriously driving itself. The driver, of course, is the diminutive Rodney, who chooses that night to try and kill his family and claim the inheritance his father and his own madness convinced him he has been cheated of.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' None.

'''Locations:''' Putney estate, New York's Gasoline Alley

'''Creatures:''' Rodney Putney

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' None

'''Campaigns / Scenarios:''' None

===Comments===
* Information on 1920s cars
* Image of car accident
* Technical diagram of Bugatti type 30
* Map of Putney estate and house
* NPC portraits
* Image of car being driven into a French window

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario opens with a likely vehicle accident that inflicts 1d6 or 2d6 damage on Investigators; enough to significantly hamper any subsequent investigation, and potentially kill unlucky Investigators. Since the accident itself is the crucial element, Keepers may want to play down the injuries. Additionally, if the Investigators do pass their halved Drive roll and escape the crash, they might bypass the scenario entirely.

"The police resignedly write up the damage [from the crash], knowing the matter will never reach court." - Investigators, particularly influential ones, may have other ideas.

Putney hiring the Investigators relies on the group being known semi-publicly for some previous exploits, and being the sort of group who will accept commissions of a fairly mundane sort. New groups, secretive ones, or those focused on the occult may need alternative hooks to draw them into the investigation proper.

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Furious Driving

2016-07-12T20:55:25Z

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

'''Pages:''' 30-43

'''Author(s):''' [[Penelope Love]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Chris Johnston]], [[Gustaf Bjørksten]], [[Martin Trengrove]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Fearful Passages]]

==Summary==
"A straight narrative with automotive flecks embedded, wherein the investigators learn that blood is thicker than oil, but no less combustible."

Investigators are called to track down a missing man, and discover a web of deceit, madness and self-destruction.

==Links==

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


===Synopsis===
Investigators encounter Rupert Putney when he nearly kills them in a driving accident. Shortly afterwards, he contacts them with a request to help find his missing brother, Rodney. They are invited to the Putney estate and encounter his remaining family.

In truth, the photograph he offers is not of his brother. His real twin brother is a twisted thing that nests in the attic. Putney's sanity is too fragile to deal with the real situation. Instead, he sends them on the trail of his old friend and ex-mechanic, Flynn, deluding himself that Flynn really is his brother and that somehow things will return to the way they were. The Putney family will all strive to conceal Rodney's existence, for their own reasons.

Old Putney is a deeply evil man responsible for most of the family misfortunes, driving his relatives to self-destruction. If he learns of the investigation, he will try to hamper them with a mixture of truths and lies, and ask them to simply pretend they are looking for Rodney. The Investigators must decide whether to help Rupert or comply with the old man. Neglecting the investigation will eventually lead to the family's deaths. If they openly decline to investigate, Rupert contacts them regularly, in deteriorating condition, until his death.

Tracking down the mechanic is difficult, as he is a petty criminal and suspects the Investigators of trying to arrest him. A chase or some detective work is needed to get hold of him and persuade him to cooperate.

Investigators may get a chance to learn Rodney's true nature - a deeply misshapen Siamese twin of Rupert, somehow kept alive by old Putney. On return to the Putney house, Investigators are asked to stay and watch "the show", which turns out to be a car mysteriously driving itself. The driver, of course, is the diminutive Rodney, who chooses that night to try and kill his family and claim the inheritance his father and his own madness convinced him he has been cheated of.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' None.

'''Locations:''' Putney estate, New York's Gasoline Alley

'''Creatures:''' Rodney Putney

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' None

'''Campaigns / Scenarios:''' None

===Comments===
* Information on 1920s cars
* Image of car accident
* Technical diagram of Bugatti type 30
* Map of Putney estate and house
* NPC portraits
* Image of car being driven into a French window

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario opens with a likely vehicle accident that inflicts 1d6 or 2d6 damage on Investigators; enough to significantly hamper any subsequent investigation, and potentially kill unlucky Investigators. Since the accident itself is the crucial element, Keepers may want to play down the injuries. Additionally, if the Investigators do pass their halved Drive roll and escape the crash, they might bypass the scenario entirely.

"The police resignedly write up the damage [from the crash], knowing the matter will never reach court." - Investigators, particularly influential ones, may have other ideas.

Putney hiring the Investigators relies on the group being known semi-publicly for some previous exploits, and being the sort of group who will accept commissions of a fairly mundane sort. New groups, secretive ones, or those focused on the occult may need alternative hooks to draw them into the investigation proper.

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Category:CoC:Skeleton in the closet scenarios

2016-07-12T20:50:07Z

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This category collects scenarios where the core of the plot, or a substantial feature of it, is a character's dark secret. Often this secret either motivates them to actions which produce much of the story, or directly creates the supernatural elements that Investigators encounter.

Scenarios likely to be found here include the classic ghostly revenge tales, "I am a monster", "she never really died", "actually sir, there was... another son" and so on.

Scenarios don't need to be here simply because some characters have skeletons in their closet. That's basically a given in an investigative scenario. The category is intended to highlight those where that is a particularly central aspect of the plot.

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Category:CoC:Gothic scenarios

2016-07-12T20:42:04Z

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This category collects scenarios that tend towards a Gothic style, with an emphasis on morality, traditional horror themes, social mores and Gothic trappings. Many non-Mythos scenarios may be appropriately placed here.

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Grave Secrets

2016-07-12T20:38:27Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Terrors From Beyond.jpeg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 64-89

'''Author(s):''' [[Brian Courtemanche]]

'''Artist(s):''' Rick Sardinha, David Lee Ingersoll, David Grilla

'''Editor(s):'''

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Terrors from Beyond]]

==Summary==
Investigators living or staying in a rural Rhode Island town find a neighbouring family wasting away from a strange disease.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[http://lostcoastmythos.blogspot.co.uk/2009/12/review-terrors-from-beyond-chaosium.html Lost Coast Mythos review of ''Terrors from Beyond'' (spoilers)]
*[http://www.ogrecave.com/reviews/terrors_from_beyond.shtml Ogre Cave review of ''Terrors from Beyond'' (spoilers)]

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


===Synopsis===
The Investigators are pregens with their own reasons for being in town. They are all expected to take an interest in the misfortunes of the Bell family, who are slowly dying off.

The "disease" is actually a death-curse laid on the family by one of its own. Everett Bell was an adulterer, engaged in an incestuous relationship with his sister Mercy. His wife Amy was too paralysed by shame to intervene, but finally took a stand when Mercy became pregnant, and persuaded Everett to end things once and for all by murder.

Mercy laid a curse on the family as she died, and has returned as a wraith through the lingering power of a Native American holy site on which the village was built. She is a spectre of pure malevolence, slowly draining the Bell children of life.

The local preacher plans to dig Mercy up and destroy her body in the belief that she's become an evil spirit through suicide (mostly true). However, this only works if the Investigators join the mob. They can also enlist the help of a local shaman to find and confront the wraith.

If they fail, the family and then the town will be consumed by the angry Mercy. If they succeed, various other bad things will happen, depending on what they choose to reveal to whom.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''
# Letter from a Friend (introduces the hook)

'''Locations:''' Stafford, [[Rhode Island]]

'''Creatures:''' Wraith

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' [[Thaumaturgical Prodigies of the New-England Canaan]]

===Comments===
Contains the following:
* Map of the town
* Sidebar on consumption (tuperculosis)
* Sidebar on ''Thaumaturgical Prodigies in the New-English Canaan [sic]''
* Image of exhumation of a woman in rural America
* Image of pregnant female ghost with noose and skeletal foetus attacking sleeping child
* Portrait of middle-aged woman

===Keeper Comments===
The pregen Investigators are mostly tied to the scenario well, including built-in reactions from NPCs, so adapting it for use of any other Investigators may be difficult. Kenneth Cook's connection is weak, and there is also little reason to involve him in the Bell family's problems, whereas all the others have personal pretexts for intervening.

The themes of the scenario (incest, child murder, and potentially child abuse) are relatively grim and not suitable for all audiences. The portrayal of Native American topics is clichéd (a lone shaman and what's essentially an Old Indian Burial Ground) and again, Keepers may want to adapt this for the tastes of their audience. The latter is not particularly necessary to the scenario, and it would be simple to add a few minor Native characters (or even adapt existing ones) for a slightly more nuanced portrayal.

The scenario is very detailed, but much of the detail is monologue and description. Specific facts are not always easy to find. Keepers may find it useful to write a brief summary of the actual information known to each NPC, and a summary of clues.

The POW-matching battle with Mercy is potentially very dangerous, but for a one-shot this isn't a big problem. Mathematically speaking, Mercy is liable to kill any single Investigator who confronts her, but two or three working alternately should be able to banish her.

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Death by Misadventure

2016-02-21T12:56:00Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Terrors From Beyond.jpeg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 36-63

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

'''Artist(s):''' [[David Conyers]], [[David Lee Ingersoll]], [[David Grilla]]

'''Editor(s):''' [[David Conyers]], [[David Grilla]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Terrors from Beyond]]

==Summary==
East Anglian art collector Charles Stanhope has died in a shotgun accident at his house, killed by the faulty discharge of his weapon. His friends are called to his funeral and learn that Stanhope had returned in terror to his house shortly before his death.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[http://www.ogrecave.com/reviews/terrors_from_beyond.shtml Ogre Cave review (no real spoilers)]
*[http://lostcoastmythos.blogspot.co.uk/2009/12/review-terrors-from-beyond-chaosium.html Lost Coast Mythos review (SPOILERS)]

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


===Synopsis===
Stanhope has been murdered. His interest in local history and amateur archaeology led him to investigate 19th-century resident Joseph Crascall, and explore Crascall's ruined castle. In fact, the sorcerer Crascall was driven through a dimensional gate by an angry mob, and Stanhope's fumbling broke the seal and allowed his return, accompanied by inhuman beings called l'gy'hxians. They hunted down Stanhope, ransacked his library to learn about this century, and retreated to the castle.

The funeral and will-reading provide an opportunity for Investigators to receive various handouts describing Stanhope's last moments, his archaeological interests, and some historical letters giving background.

A further murder occurs when Crascall goes to retrieve some buried items, now beneath a farmer's land. He has also subverted a local dentist, who turns to self-harm and, if visited by Investigators, is caught in the process of mutilating a patient.

Eventually the Investigators will find the sorcerer Crascall lurking beneath the castle with his alien companions, where a final and extremely violent confrontation may allow them to seal the gate and destroy Crascall.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:'''
# Charles Stanhope's last note
# Archaeology at Ravensby
# Extracts from the journal of Charles Stanhope
# Letter 1792
# History of Wisbech Castle
# Letter C19th
# Sites of Rare Historical and Supernatural Interest in East Anglia
# Gruesome murder
# The Clarksons
# Extract from history of the Cistercians
# Extract from the Livre D'Ivon
# Extract from The Mythology & Folk Tales of the Norse People

'''Locations:''' [[Wisbech]], Ravensby

'''Creatures:''' [[l'gy'hxian]]

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' [[black stone]], Horvald's Torc, l'gy'hxian weapons

===Comments===
# Map of south-east England
# Map of Wisbech town centre
# Map of Wisbech museum
# Map of Ravensby
# Timeline of events
# Map of Ravensby Abbey
# The Black Stone (artefact)
# Summon Black Dog (spell)
# Map of Wisbech castle
# Map of underground Wisbech
# L'gy'hxian weapons
# New Mythos race: the l'gy'hxians

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario suffers from a jumbled layout that makes it difficult to follow. Handouts are not numbered in the order they appear in the scenario, and handouts, notes and maps are placed eratically throughout the scenario.

The connections (geographical and historical) between several important locations in the scenario are as clear as they might be, despite the maps - partly because the maps aren't necessarily near the locations depicted. The Normal castle no longer exists, which means the dungeons where Crascall lurks are accessed from the grounds of a dentists' surgery in Wisbech whose building is nevertheless referred to as "The castle". Access is also possible via the sewers.

There are a couple of potent and dangerous NPCs who are nevertheless entirely irrelevant to the scenario. The sorcerer-lawyer Bowman seems a peculiar choice; given his stated motivation in the scenario, it seems he'd be better off investigating himself with the assistance of his murderous henchman. On the other hand, using him as a PC (suggested if there are more than 4 players) requires careful roleplaying, creates an obvious conflict of interests, and could have unforseen effects. For example, his access to Dominate potentially allows him to overcome NPC obstacles, and also allows him to trivially turn the l'gy'hxians against Crascall. In general, having four players running relatively ordinary people, while one runs a spell-wielding sorcerer with a psychopathic henchman, seems likely to lead to odd dynamics.

The other is that henchman, the chauffeur Brassic. Having an NPC who may randomly decide to murder one of the Investigators, ''with no connection to the scenario in play'' and no particular indication that he cannot be trusted, seems an unwelcome wildcard. If it doesn't occur, as is likely, then the feature contributes nothing to the scenario. If he does attempt murder, whether successful or not, it seems likely to completely derail the scenario, because players can naturally assume that attempted murders are related to the plot. If an Investigator is randomly murdered by a passing chauffeur, this is rather like dying by falling down a flight of rickety stairs - unsatisfactory. It's also odd that he'll only attack women, as this doesn't reflect his backstory.

In fact, the party can investigate such a murder, discover Brassic's guilt, and then follow the chain up to his suspicious magic-using boss; at this point Investigators and players have every reason to believe the pair are responsible for Stanhope's death as well, and the existence of the intended plot may well prove a surprise.

The murderous dentist may prove an unwanted distraction, but can easily be dispensed with. A dentist who takes to mutilating patients is going to attract a lot of attention, and may even be blamed for the two previous murders. Also, assuming the group intervene (and aren't too badly mutilated in the process), their next move really should be to fetch the police, rather than go and explore the sewers. Rather than distract the group, create a public sensation, and potentially delay the game with with questioning by police, he could display any number of other debilitating insanities to reflect his forced contact with the aliens.

The final confrontation appears to be necessarily violent, and Crascall is a powerful sorcerer backed by two dangerous aliens. It's unfortunate that none of the usual PCs have any combat ability whatsoever, nor any weapons. In contrast, using the two "additional" PCs offers a competent shotgun user and a sorcerer who can force the l'gy'hxians to kill Crascall. It's not clear how the Investigators might be expected to survive the encounter, let alone win it and slay or banish Crascall. Escape is explicitly made very difficult, blocking most escape routes with substantial obstacles. Should they survive, they will be tracked down by Crascall, who can cast the Summon Black Dog spell, which is likely to slaughter the entire party unless they are extremely lucky.

The Black Stone is an extremely potent artefact thrown in with no obvious purpose. Like Brassic, it is likely not to come up, but has a small chance of immediately annihilating an Investigator with a vision of Azathoth. Such a powerful item seems deserving of a more central place in a scenario.

It is not clear how Investigators are actually supposed to conclude the adventure. Crascall is only the immediate threat, and is difficult to deal with. The scenario mentions sealing the gate, but this requires Investigators to visit the museum, closely examine the Egyptian stones, notice a sigil that has been deliberately placed so nobody will see it, and then pass a Cthulhu Mythos roll to identify it as an Elder Sign. Only one of the intended Investigators has any Mythos, and that 5%. They will need to overcome Crascall and the aliens before the seal can be placed.

Given the difficulty of succeeding, it would be useful to know what is expected to happen if Crascall is victorious. He is busy destroying the seal in the dungeon, but the gate to L'gy'hxia is already open. Crascall is apparently seeking a new body to inhabit, but the purposes of the l'gy'hxian's are not explained, though we are told they are only roughly compatible with Crascall's.

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The Sanatorium

2016-02-16T00:16:08Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 18

'''Author:''' [[Keith Herber]]

'''Artists:''' [[Janet Aulisio]], [[Sam Inabinet]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Mansions of Madness (Supplement)]]

==Summary==
A few days visit with an old friend on an offshore island seems like the ideal way to relax, but not all vacations turn out as one would wish.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
*[https://cocscenarios.wordpress.com/2014/07/11/mansions-of-madness-some-spoilers-but-trying-to-go-light/ Wordpress CoC Scenario Review]
*[http://www.ogrecave.com/reviews/mansions_madness.shtml Demian Katz's review at OgreCave]

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


===Synopsis===
The investigators have been invited by an old friend, Dr. Aldous Brewer, to visit North Island to enjoy the scenery and discuss the doctor's latest research. The small island is located just off the New England coast and is the site of Dr. Brewer's North Island Sanatorium, a respected asylum for patients from wealthy families.

Brewer has recently been criticized by some of his peers for his claims to have found evidence of the "Collective Unconscious" through his work with a few special patients brought to the sanatorium for this purpose. One patient has exhibited many different personalities from the past, including the ancient Egyptian Princess (and Priestess of Bast) Annephis. Another patient seems to channel a mysterious and threatening alien being.

Unknown to the arriving investigators, one patient has created a gate allowing a powerful alien Mythos creature to enter our world. This Creature from Another World is in an embryonic, transitional state that requires feeding on humans before it can grow to the point at which it can leave our planet. One of the asylum staff members encountered the Creature, went insane, and has murdered Dr. Brewer and the rest of the sanatorium staff as sacrifices to his new god. The inmates have been freed in the process and are in varying states of trauma and denial.

The Creature has hidden itself in an abandoned lighthouse on the island awaiting more sacrifices. If the insane staff member is prevented from supplying them, the Creature will have no choice but to return to the sanatorium for more food.

The investigators arrive the night after these events and soon find themselves isolated with no means of escape or contacting the mainland.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' The Sanatorium Papers #1-9

'''Locations:''' North Island (off the coast of New England)

'''Creatures:''' [[The Creature from Another World]]

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' [[The Castro Manuscript]], [[Poems by Allen Harding]], [[Elder Sign]]

===Comments===
The contents of this article are taken from the 2nd Edition of the Mansions of Madness supplement.

The scenario includes a map of North Island, the Sanatorium Grounds, and floor plans for North Island Sanatorium.

The scenario provides very short side-bar articles on therapy, hypnosis, and the spell [[Blessing of Bast]].

===Keeper Comments===
The scenario states that, although not essential, the skills of Hypnotism, Medicine, Pharmacy, Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis, and Psychology can be of great value. An NPC with these skills has been included in case the Keeper wishes to add him to the investigators' group.

The location of the island is close to the New England coast, but it could be easily set anywhere.

The year of the scenario is not stated, although references in a few of the handouts would put it around 1924. There is a reference to the discovery of King Tutankhamun's Tomb (1922) but it is not essential and could be excluded. A Keeper would have little difficulty moving it to the Gaslight or a later era.

An interesting aspect of the scenario is the probable need for the investigators to look after, medicate, and feed the surviving inmates while also trying to solve the mystery.

The scenario author notes that the pace of the adventure can be adjusted by requiring more or fewer sacrifices each night, but that the intention is to give the investigators at least three or four days on the island wresting with their situation before the final climax. The Creature needs between 9 and 12 victims (Keeper's choice) before it can dramatically (and destructively) transform and escape the island.

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Crazy Block

2016-02-16T00:12:18Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 45

'''Author(s):''' [[David Noal]], with assistance from the [[Shoggoth.net Group]] of 2005 and others...

'''Setting:''' 1984 within the walls of a fictional prison for the criminally insane.

'''Appears in:''' [[Toying With Humans]]

==Summary==
The insane, convicted and incarcerated criminals of [[Wayfold Private Correctional Institution]] are pitted against terrible modern day agents of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]].

==Links==
* [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=59 GBSteve's Review]

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


===Synopsis===
The scenario takes place within the walls of a fictional prison and also within the dreams and visions of the criminals housed there. The players take up roles as these criminals, who are being experimented upon by the doctors at the facility. These experiments involve drugs, visions and mythos spells and, of course, go terribly wrong and the inmates are left to fend for themselves against mythos horrors.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' There are 12 pages of handouts. These include a mythos journal, a map, "Pleasant Thoughts," and doctor's notes.

'''Creatures:''' [[Dark Young]] appear in a single scene.

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' All of the mythos notes present in the scenario are new, and included as handouts. There are no mythos artifacts in this scenario. Two spells are described and included as well.

An excerpt from a handout follows:

<blockquote>
Her dreams usually involved the beach, the coastline of Massachusetts, Kingsport to be exact; apparently where she grew up. As a small girl she was taken to the beach by her father, and when he passed on she ventured there alone. The calling, as she described it, was undeniable, and eventually it led her there each afternoon until the sun set. Her nightmares always start out this way, but they end in a much, much more sinister fashion.
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
These nightmares became her most chronic health problem, even beyond the hydrophobia; no, now I realize it was unmistakably thalassophobia. The things she described would come up, out of the water there, on the Kingsport beach. The eyes of these things appeared as fish eyes or those of a frog, she could never decide. She reported that they had dark slimy skin and webbing between their toes and fingers, she said they lived deep beneath the waves. They would come to her, and her alone upon the beach.
</blockquote>

'''Campaigns / Scenarios Referenced:''' No other campaigns or scenarios are referenced. Crazy Block is intended as a single night, one-shot scenario.

===Comments===

PCI Wayfold is modeled after 1980s style private prison facilities, though liberties have been taken on private industries’ participation in the PA prison system. The facility is located in Western PA, though could easily be relocated if a Keeper desired. The scenario includes 6 pre-generated characters but could be run with as few as three players.

The NPCs (staff and inmates) are fully detailed and statistics are provided for all relevant NPCs and creatures.

The scenario results in the end of the world if the players fail to solve the presented mythos problems. At least one of them will still die even in success.

===Keeper Comments===
This scenario is designed for experienced mature players. Groups with many new players or a new Keeper may be quickly overwhelmed by the scenario. An experienced keeper must remain flexible since there are many paths that may be taken through several of the encounters. The scenario will play out in a single 3-4 hour session.

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The Asylum

2016-02-16T00:09:59Z

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==Details==

'''Pages:''' 19

'''Author(s):''' [[Randy McCall]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Yurek Chodak]], [[Tom Sullivan]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[The Asylum and Other Tales]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]

'''Campaign:'''

==Summary==
A typical sanatorium which has an excellent record with difficult cases and an impeccable reputation for patient care.

==Links==
* [http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/classic/rev_2983.phtml Review by James Holloway on RPGnet]

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


===Synopsis===
A cultist, Dr Terence Freygan, runs Greenwood Asylum. He experiments on the inmates with shoggoth tissue.

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' Excerpt from the diary of James Fitz-Hugh

'''Locations:''' Greenwood

'''Creatures:''' [[Proto-shoggoth]], Arwassa the Silent Shouter of the Hill

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' [[An Inquiry Into the Hermetic Mysteries, With Dissertations on the More Celebrated of the Alchemical Philosophers]], scrying window, [[Pnakotic Manuscripts]]

'''Campaigns / Scenarios:'''

===Comments===

===Keeper Comments===

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A Method to Madness

2016-01-12T23:37:19Z

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==Details==
[[Image:Terrors From Beyond.jpeg|thumb|''Front Cover'']]

'''Pages:''' 20-35

'''Author(s):''' [[John Almack]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[David Lee Ingersoll]], [[David Grilla]]

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

'''Appears in:''' [[Terrors from Beyond]].

==Summary==
The Investigators are all residents at an asylum, undergoing treatment for various mental disorders. They struggle to deal with their condition, while a series of unusual events raise the possibility that sinister things are afoot under their very nose. But what can helpless madmen do about that?

==Links==
*[http://lostcoastmythos.blogspot.co.uk/2009/12/review-terrors-from-beyond-chaosium.html Lost Coast Mythos review of ''Terrors from Beyond'']

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


===Synopsis===
The Investigators are inmates at an asylum, suffering from indefinite insanities; it’s assumed they play pregens with specific mental disorders. The chief doctor has been corrupted by the mi-go, who are experimenting with implanting mi-go brains in human bodies. Once their work is finished, they plan to perform a rite to Shub-Niggurath, summoning in the process a Dark Young that will wipe out any surviving witnesses, before burning the asylum to the ground to hide the evidence. The struggle for the Investigators is to understand events and intervene, while also dealing with heavy restrictions and their own mental aberrations.

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

'''Locations:''' Wormwood Asylum in New England

'''Creatures:''' [[mi-go]], [[dark young]], mi-go hybrid

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' [[mist projector]], mi-go electric gun, [[brain cylinder]], amulet of the Dark Mother.

===Comments===
The scenario was originally presented at Necronomicon, Tampa, October 2001. The published version is substantially revised.

The scenario contains a sample asylum map, routines, staffing information, equipment, and other resources that may be useful to a Keeper beyond this scenario.

===Keeper Comments===
As the author notes, the scenario is difficult to adapt for other eras, due to radical differences in treatment of mental health. However, the broad structure of the scenario could be used, or the scenario could be relocated to a country with less developed healthcare. The nature of the facility could also be changed somewhat; potentially it could be part of an internment camp for refugees, a home for troubled runaways, or even a military hospital. Appropriate mental illnesses would need to be devised.

While the scenario could be played with original characters, care would be needed to ensure they have appropriate insanities and backstories to fit into the scenario.

The scenario contains several potent artefacts. There are two powerful weapons, the mist projector and a lethal electric gun, though both are difficult for humans to use. Stranger, but possibly more potent, is a magical amulet that disguises the wearer to always remind a viewer of their mother, though not with any specific appearance.

A repeated theme in the scenario is photography. A player character has been forbidden to use her camera in the asylum "for her own good". A journalist who makes a surprise visit seems to be tolerated by the mi-go, until he takes a photograph of the disguised mi-go; he is killed with the electric gun on his way home, and his camera destroyed. The implication seems to be that cameras can penetrate the amulet's illusion, but the scenario doesn't seem to state this anywhere. In fact, there's no discussion at all of photography, except for these hints.

The scenario relies on players being quite proactive, and taking up hints of strangeness as a cue to investigate thoroughly, despite their vulnerable status. Passiveness is fatal. The Keeper will need to encourage this, as there's a tight timetable before the mi-go finish their work and slaughter everybody. The strict rules of the asylum allow a Keeper to reasonably insist that certain things happen (such as attending meals) and therefore fit in the clues and events the scenario describes.

The scenario is liable to involve a significant amount of combat, which the pregen Investigators are neither particularly good at, nor equipped for. Aside from the Dark Young summoned at the end of the scenario, they may have to confront a large number of hybrids if they attract suspicion, or overpower individual members of staff. The best weapons they're likely to find are small knives or clubs, and even those will tend to be kept well away from inmates. Even if the mi-go aren't suspicious, the ordinary asylum staff can apprehend them at any time for sneaking around or otherwise behaving oddly. This isn't necessarily a huge problem, but Keepers should bear in mind that the pregens are considerably less prepared for combat than many parties, and act accordingly. It seems quite unlikely that the scenario can be completed without combat of some kind.

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==INDEX: PROFESSIONALLY PUBLISHED SCENARIOS==
Over the past 30 years, hundreds of scenarios have been published for ''Call of Cthulhu''. The list below aims to summarize the scenarios which have appeared in professional non-magazine publications (both print and electronic-only). As always with such lists, there is an element of subjectivity in relation to the definition of what constitutes "a scenario" and how aggregate works such as campaigns should be accounted. For the purposes of this index, a "Call of Cthulhu scenario" was defined to be a self-contained ready-to-run narrative with at least some reference back to mechanics for either ''BRP Cthulhu'', ''d20 Cthulhu'' or ''Cthulhu Live''. Under such a definition, things such as "Tales of Terror" or "scenario sketches" are excluded. In regards to describing the sub-elements of campaigns, a fairly crude effort was made to include an entry for sub-units which have some potential to be run as a separate narrative, although this is a very subjective measure.

In select cases, scenarios set in a particular setting or era have their own pages:
* [http://yog-sothoth.com/wiki/index.php/Category:CoC:Lovecraft_Country#Scenarios Lovecraft Country Scenarios]

A similar list, summarizing all Call of Cthulhu scenarios in the German Language, may be found [https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AstROfvxUA_FdFdRaHh4THA1ZGZiaGpBRWtCM0tUTXc&hl=de online at this page]

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Year
! Scenario Title
! Publisher
! In Book(s)
! Era
! Author(s)
|-
|1981||[[A Beginning Scenario for a Campaign]]||[[Chaosium]]||Call of Cthulhu Rulebook (1st Edition)||Classic||[[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1981||[[Shadows Over Hollywood (Rulebook Scenario)|Shadows Over Hollywood]]||[[Chaosium]]||Call of Cthulhu Rulebook (1st Edition)||Classic||Anders Swenson
|-
|1981||[[The Cultists' Lair]]||[[Chaosium]]||Call of Cthulhu Rulebook (1st Edition)||Classic||[[Greg Stafford]]
|-
|1982||[[The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight (Scenario)|The Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||Marc Hutchison
|-
|1982||[[Look to the Future]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1982||[[The Coven of Cannich]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[John Scott Clegg]]
|-
|1982||[[Devil's Canyon]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||John Carnahan
|-
|1982||[[The Worm that Walks]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1982||[[The Watchers of Easter Island]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1982||[[The Rise of R'lyeh]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1982||[[The People of the Monolith]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Ted Shelton]]
|-
|1982||[[The Warren (Scenario)|The Warren]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Supplement)|Shadows of Yog-Sothoth]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Ed Gore]]
|-
|1983||[[The Haunting (aka The Haunted House) (Scenario)|The Haunting]]||[[Chaosium]]||Call of Cthulhu Rulebook (2nd - 6th Editions)||Classic||[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1983||[[The Madman (Scenario)|The Madman]]||[[Chaosium]]||Call of Cthulhu Rulebook (2nd - 6th Editions)||Classic||[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1983||[[The Brockford House (Scenario)|The Brockford House]]||[[Chaosium]]||Call of Cthulhu Rulebook (2nd - 4th Editions)||Classic||[[Marc Hutchinson]]
|-
|1983||[[Paper Chase|Paper Chase]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Companion]]||Classic||[[John Sullivan]]
|-
|1983||[[The Mystery of Loch Feinn|The Mystery of Loch Feinn]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Companion]]||Classic||[[Glenn Rahman]]
|-
|1983||[[The Rescue|The Rescue]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Companion]]||Classic||[[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1983||[[The Secret of Castronegro]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Companion]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Mark Pettigrew]], [[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1983||[[Into the Throat of the Beast]]||[[TOME]]||[[The Arkham Evil]]||Classic||[[John Diaper]],[[ Bob Gallagher]], [[Steve Rawling]], [[Ed Wimble]]
|-
|1983||[[The Wanderer]]||[[TOME]]||[[The Arkham Evil]]||Classic||[[John Diaper]],[[ Bob Gallagher]], [[Steve Rawling]], [[Ed Wimble]]
|-
|1983||[[And the dogs shall know you|And the Dogs Shall Know You]]||[[TOME]]||[[The Arkham Evil]]||Classic||[[John Diaper]],[[ Bob Gallagher]], [[Steve Rawling]], [[Ed Wimble]]
|-
|1983||[[Death in Dunwich (Scenario)|Death in Dunwich]]||[[TOME]]||[[Death in Dunwich (Supplement)|Death in Dunwich]]||Classic||[[Ed Wimble]]
|-
|1983||[[Pursuit to Kadath (Scenario)|Pursuit to Kadath]]||[[TOME]]||[[Pursuit to Kadath (Supplement)|Pursuit to Kadath]]||Classic||[[Bob Gallagher]]
|-
|1983||[[The All-Seeing Eye of Alskali]]||[[TOME]]||[[Pursuit to Kadath (Supplement)|Pursuit to Kadath]]||Classic||[[E.S. Erkes]]
|-
|1983||[[The Auction]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Asylum and Other Tales]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1983||[[The Madman]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Asylum and Other Tales]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[Mark Harmon]]
|-
|1983||[[Black Devil Mountain]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Asylum and Other Tales]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[David A. Hargrave]]
|-
|1983||[[The Asylum]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Asylum and Other Tales]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[Randy McCall]]
|-
|1983||[[The Mauretania]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Asylum and Other Tales]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[M. B. Willner]]
|-
|1983||[[Gate from the Past]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Asylum and Other Tales]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[John Scott Clegg]]
|-
|1983||[[Westchester House]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Asylum and Other Tales]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[Elizabeth A. Wolcott]]
|-
|1984||[[Dark Carnival]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Curse of the Chthonians]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[David A. Hargrave]]
|-
|1984||[[The Curse of Chaugnar Faugn]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Curse of the Chthonians]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[William A. Barton]]
|-
|1984||[[Thoth's Dagger]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Curse of the Chthonians]], [[The Cthulhu Casebook]]||Classic||[[William Hamblin]]
|-
|1984||[[The City Without a Name]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Curse of the Chthonians]]||Classic||[[William Hamblin]]
|-
|1984||[[On the Wings of Madness]]||[[TOME]]||[[Whispers from the Abyss and Other Tales]]||Classic||[[Chip Bickley]]
|-
|1984||[[De Schip Zonder Schaduw]]||[[TOME]]||[[Whispers from the Abyss and Other Tales]]||Classic||[[Ed Wimble]]
|-
|1984||[[Whispers from the Abyss]]||[[TOME]]||[[Whispers from the Abyss and Other Tales]]||Classic||[[Tom Bailey]]
|-
|1984||[[Glozel Est Authentique! (Scenario)|Glozel Est Authentique!]]||[[TOME]]||[[Glozel Est Authentique!]]||Classic||[[Stephen Rawling]]
|-
|1984||[[Secrets of the Kremlin]]||[[TOME]]||[[Glozel Est Authentique!]]||Classic||[[E.S. Erkes]]
|-
|1984||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep: New York]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep]] (1st-4th editions)||Classic||[[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1984||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep: London]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep]] (1st-4th editions)||Classic||[[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1984||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Cairo]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep]] (1st-4th editions)||Classic||[[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1984||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Kenya]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep]] (1st-4th editions)||Classic||[[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1984||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep: Shanghai]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep]] (1st-4th editions)||Classic||[[Larry DiTillio]]
|-
|1984||[[The Dreamer]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[The Thing in the Well]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[Castle Dark]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[Sands of Time]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[Mountains of the Moon]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[By the Bay: Part I]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[By the Bay: Part II]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[Day of the Beast (Scenario)|Day of the Beast]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[Halls of Celaeno]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]], [[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[Voice Out of Time]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Fungi from Yuggoth (Supplement)|The Fungi from Yuggoth]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[The Horrible Secret of Monhegan Island (scenario)|The Horrible Secret of Monhegan Island]]||[[Grenadier Models]]||[[The Horrible Secret of Monhegan Island]]||Classic||[[Gary Pilkington]]
|-
|1984||[[The House in the Woods]]||[[Grenadier Models]]||[[The Horrible Secret of Monhegan Island]]||Classic||[[Gary Pilkington]]
|-
|1984||[[The Trail of Tsathogghua (Scenario)|The Trail of Tsathogghua]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Trail of Tsathogghua (Supplement)|The Trail of Tsathogghua]], [[The Compact Trail of Tsathoggua]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[The Curse of Tsathogghua]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Trail of Tsathogghua (Supplement)|The Trail of Tsathogghua]], [[The Compact Trail of Tsathoggua]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[The Haunted House (Scenario)|The Haunted House]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Trail of Tsathogghua (Supplement)|The Trail of Tsathogghua]], [[Curse of Cthulhu]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1984||[[Trail of the Golden Spike (Scenario)|Trail of the Golden Spike]]||[[Hero Games]]||[[Trail of the Golden Spike (Supplement)|Trail of the Golden Spike]]||Classic||[[Aaron Allston]]
|-
|1985||[[Alone Against the Dark (Scenario)|Alone Against the Dark]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Alone Against the Dark ]]||Classic||[[Matthew J. Costello]]
|-
|1985||[[Alone Against the Wendigo (Scenario)|Alone Against the Wendigo]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Alone Against the Wendigo]]||Classic||[[Glenn Rahman]]
|-
|1985||[[Underground Menace (Scenario)|The Underground Menace]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fragments of Fear]]||Classic||[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1985||[[Valley of the Four Shrines]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fragments of Fear]]||Classic||[[Bob Heggie]]
|-
|1985||[[Trail of the Loathsome Slime (Scenario)|Trail of the Loathsome Slime]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[Trail of the Loathsome Slime (Supplement)|Trail of the Loathsome Slime ]]||Modern||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1985||[[Nightmare In Norway (Scenario)|Nightmare In Norway]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[Nightmare in Norway (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1986||[[The Bleeding Stone of Iphtah]]||[[Games Workshop]]||CoC: 3rd Edition (send away)||Classic||[[Steve Williams]]
|-
|1986||[[The Yorkshire Horrors]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu by Gaslight]]||Gaslight||[[William A. Barton]]
|-
|1986||[[Pickman's Student]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands]] (1st to 5th editions)||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[Lemon Sails]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands]] (1st to 5th editions)||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Phil Frances]]
|-
|1986||[[To Sleep, Perchance to Dream]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands]] (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th editions)||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Jeff Okamoto]]
|-
|1986||[[Captives of Two Worlds]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands]] (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th editions)||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1986||[[Season of the Witch]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands]] (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th editions)||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Richard T. Launius]]
|-
|1986||[[The Land of Lost Dreams]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands]] (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th editions)||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1986||[[The Pits of Bendal-Dolum]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Stars]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Doug Lyons]]
|-
|1986||[[The Temple of the Moon]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Stars]], [[Cthulhu Classics]]||Classic||[[Michael Szymanski]], [[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1986||[[Spawn of Azathoth: The Adventure Begins]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Spawn of Azathoth]] (1st & 2nd Editions; updated in latter)||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[Spawn of Azathoth: Providence, Rhode Island]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Spawn of Azathoth]] (1st & 2nd Editions; updated in latter)||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[Spawn of Azathoth: Garrison, Montana]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Spawn of Azathoth]] (1st & 2nd Editions; updated in latter)||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[Spawn of Azathoth: St. Augustine]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Spawn of Azathoth]] (1st & 2nd Editions; updated in latter)||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[Spawn of Azathoth: The Andaman Islands]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Spawn of Azathoth]] (1st & 2nd Editions; updated in latter)||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[Spawn of Azathoth: Ulthar and Beyond]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Spawn of Azathoth]] (1st & 2nd Editions; updated in latter)||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[Spawn of Azathoth: The Eternal Quest]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Spawn of Azathoth]] (1st & 2nd Editions; updated in latter)||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[Spawn of Azathoth: The Spawn of Azathoth]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Spawn of Azathoth]] (1st & 2nd Editions; updated in latter)||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1986||[[The Vanishing Conjurer]]||[[Chaosium]] / [[Games Workshop]]||[[The Vanishing Conjurer & the Statue of the Sorcerer]]||Classic||[[Mike Lewis]], [[Simon Price]]
|-
|1986||[[The Statue of the Sorcerer]]||[[Chaosium]] / [[Games Workshop]]||[[The Vanishing Conjurer & the Statue of the Sorcerer]]||Classic||[[Chris Elliott]], [[Richard Edwards]]
|-
|1987||[[The City in the Sea]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Now]] (1st & 2nd edition)||Modern||[[G.W. Thomas]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1987||[[Dreams Dark and Deadly]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Now]] (1st & 2nd edition)||Modern||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1987||[[The Killer out of Space]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Now]] (1st & 2nd edition)||Modern||[[William A. Barton]]
|-
|1987||[[The Evil Stars]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Now]] (1st & 2nd edition)||Modern||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1987||[[Pride of Yirrimburra]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror Australis]]||Classic||[[Penelope Love]], [[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1987||[[Old Fellow That Bunyip]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror Australis]]||Classic||[[Penelope Love]], [[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1987||[[Masks of Nyarlathotep: City Beneath The Sands]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror Australis]], [[Masks of Nyarlathotep]] (3rd & 4th editions)||Classic||[[Larry DiTillio]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1987||[[The Horror of the Glen]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[Green And Pleasant Land]]||Classic||[[Pete Tamlyn]]
|-
|1987||[[Death In The Post]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[Green And Pleasant Land]]||Classic||??? (no individual credits)
|-
|1987||[[The Shadow Over Darkbank]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[Green And Pleasant Land]]||Classic||[[Pete Jeffrey]]
|-
|1989||[[The Spawn (Scenario)|The Spawn]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Harry Cleaver]]
|-
|1989||[[Still Waters]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Lynn Willis]], Doug Lyons
|-
|1989||[[Tell Me, Have You Seen The Yellow Sign?]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]],[[Tales of the Crescent City]] (revised)||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1989||[[One In Darkness]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Doug Lyons]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1989||[[The Pale God (Scenario)|The Pale God]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1989||[[Bad Moon Rising]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1989||[[The Dead-Man Stomp]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[1920s Keeper's Kit]], CoC: 5th Edition, CoC: 5.5 Edition, CoC: 5.6 Edition, CoC: 6th Edition||Classic||[[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1990||[[A Little Knowledge]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Arkham Unveiled]], [[Miskatonic University (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Richard Watts]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1990||[[The Hills Rise Wild (Scenario)|The Hills Rise Wild]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Arkham Unveiled]], [[H.P. Lovecraft's Arkham]]||Classic||[[Mark Morrison]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1990||[[The Condemned]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Arkham Unveiled]], [[H.P. Lovecraft's Arkham]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[Dead of Night]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Arkham Unveiled]], [[H.P. Lovecraft's Arkham]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[At Your Door: Full Wilderness]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[At Your Door (Supplement)|At Your Door]]||Modern||[[Lynn Willis]], [[Mark Morrison]], [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[At Your Door: Landscrapes]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[At Your Door (Supplement)|At Your Door]]||Modern||[[Mark Morrison]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1990||[[At Your Door: Dawn Biozyme]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[At Your Door (Supplement)|At Your Door]]||Modern||[[Lynn Willis]], [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[At Your Door: No Pain, No Gain]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[At Your Door (Supplement)|At Your Door]]||Modern||[[Barbara Manui]], [[Chris Adams]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1990||[[At Your Door: Where A God Shall Tread]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[At Your Door (Supplement)|At Your Door]]||Modern||[[Scott David Aniolowski]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1990||[[At Your Door: After The Big One]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[At Your Door (Supplement)|At Your Door]]||Modern||[[Lynn Willis]], [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[Uncle Timothy's Will]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[Oath of Blood]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Classic||[[Sam Shirley]]
|-
|1990||[[Nemesis Strikes!]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1990||[[The Land That Time Ignored]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Classic||[[Gregory Detwiler]], [[John B. Monroe]]
|-
|1990||[[The Mummy's Bride]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Classic||[[John Scott Clegg]], [[John B. Monroe]]
|-
|1990||[[The Dollmaker]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|1990||[[Ancient Nazi Midget Shamans]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||World War II||[[Barbara Manui]], [[Chris Adams]]
|-
|1990||[[Honeymoon in Hell]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||1940s||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1990||[[Dead On Arrival]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Modern||[[John B. Monroe]]
|-
|1990||[[The Swarming]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Modern||Tony Hickie, [[John B. Monroe]]
|-
|1990||[[Spawn of the Deep]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Modern||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1990||[[Trick or Treat]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Modern||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1990||[[Horror Planet]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers]]||Near Future||[[Fred Behrendt]]
|-
|1990||[[The Case (Scenario)|The Case]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Curse of Cthulhu]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[The Wail of the Witch (Scenario)|The Wail of The Witch]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Curse of Cthulhu]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[Tatterdemallion]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fatal Experiments]]||Classic||[[Richard Watts]], [[Penelope Love]], [[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1990||[[The Songs of Fantari]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fatal Experiments]]||Classic||[[Gregory Detwiler]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1990||[[The Lurker in the Crypt]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fatal Experiments]]||Classic||[[Kurt Miller]]
|-
|1990||[[Rise of the Sleeper]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Lurking Fears]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1990||[[Caller in the Desert]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Lurking Fears]]||Classic||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1990||[[The Sundial of Amen-Tet]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Lurking Fears]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1990||[[Sorrow's Glen]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Lurking Fears]]||Classic||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1990||[[The Starshrine]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Lurking Fears]]||Classic||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1990||[[The Devourer]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Lurking Fears]]||Classic||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1990||[[Mr. Corbitt]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Mansions of Madness (Supplement)]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Classic||[[Michael DeWolfe]]
|-
|1990||[[The Plantation]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Mansions of Madness (Supplement)]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Classic||[[Wesley Martin]]
|-
|1990||[[The Crack'd and Crook'd Manse]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Mansions of Madness (Supplement)]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Classic||[[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1990||[[The Sanitorium]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Mansions of Madness (Supplement)]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1990||[[Mansion of Madness (Scenario)|Mansion of Madness]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Mansions of Madness (Supplement)]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Classic||[[Fred Behrendt]]
|-
|1991||[[Eyes For The Blind]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Dark Designs]]||Gaslight||[[David Hallett]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1991||[[Menace From Sumatra]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Dark Designs]]||Gaslight||[[Kevin W. Jacklin]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1991||[[Lord of the Dance]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Dark Designs]]||Gaslight||[[David Hallett]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Dancers in an Evening Fog (London)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: The Doom Train (London)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]], [[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Les Fleurs du Mal (Paris)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Nick Hagger]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Nocturne (Lausanne)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Nick Hagger]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Note for Note (Milan)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Bernard Caleo]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Death (and Love) in a Gondola (Venice)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Penelope Love]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Cold Wind Blowing (Trieste)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Russell Waters]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: In a City of Bells and Towers (Zagreb)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Mark Morrison]], [[Thomas Ligotti]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Little Cottage in the Wood (Belgrade)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Marion Anderson]], [[Phil Anderson]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Repossession (Sofia)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Richard Watts]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: By the Skin of the Teeth (Constantinople)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Blue Train, Black Night]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|1991||[[Horror on the Orient Express: The Fog Lifts (London)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|1991||[[The House on the Edge]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Kingsport: The City In The Mists (Supplement)]], [[H.P. Lovecraft's Kingsport]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1991||[[Dreams & Fancies]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Kingsport: The City In The Mists (Supplement)]], [[H.P. Lovecraft's Kingsport]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1991||[[Dead in the Water]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Kingsport: The City In The Mists (Supplement)]], [[H.P. Lovecraft's Kingsport]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1991||[[Return to Dunwich (Scenario)|Return to Dunwich]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Return to Dunwich (Supplement)]], [[H.P. Lovecraft's Dunwich]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1991||[[Freak Show]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]], [[Todd A. Woods]]
|-
|1991||[[Regiment of Dread]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|1991||[[A Painted Smile]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Richard Watts]], [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1991||[[Watcher in the Valley]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1991||[[Fade to Grey]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1991||[[Trail of Yig]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Erik Herber]], [[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1992||[[Alone on Halloween (Solo Scenario)|Alone on Halloween]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Alone on Halloween (Supplement)]]||Classic or Modern?||[[Scott David Aniolowski]], [[John Tynes]] NB: bonus isn't really a scenario, more a tale of terror
|-
|1992||[[Edge of Darkness]]||[[Chaosium]]||CoC: 5th Edition, CoC: 5.5 Edition, CoC: 5.6 Edition, CoC: 6th Edition||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1992||[[Nightmare In Silence]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|1992||[[Chateau of Blood]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Gaslight||[[Penelope Love]]
|-
|1992||[[An Alien Kicked Sand In My Face]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Modern||[[Kathy Ho]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1992||[[Alive And Kicking]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Modern||[[Mark Grundy]]
|-
|1992||[[El Tigre y la Pirámede de Destrucción]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Modern||[[Marcus L. Rowland]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1992||[[The Evil Gun]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Wild West||[[Kevin A. Ross]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1992||[[Dead On Arrival 2]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Near Future||[[John B. Monroe]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1992||[[Carnival Knowledge]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Modern||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1992||[[Simply Red]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Blood Brothers 2]]||Modern||[[Richard Watts]]
|-
|1992||[[Escape from Innsmouth (Scenario)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth (Supplement)]], [[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition]]||Classic||[[Fred Behrendt]]
|-
|1992||[[The Raid on Innsmouth|The Raid on Innsmouth: Project Covenant]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth (Supplement)]], [[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1992||[[The Raid on Innsmouth|The Raid on Innsmouth: The Esoteric Order of Dagon]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth (Supplement)]], [[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition]]||Classic||[[Fred Behrendt]]
|-
|1992||[[The Raid on Innsmouth|The Raid on Innsmouth: The Marsh Mansion]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth (Supplement)]], [[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1992||[[The Raid on Innsmouth|The Raid on Innsmouth: The Smugglers' Tunnels]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth (Supplement)]], [[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition]]||Classic||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1992||[[The Raid on Innsmouth|The Raid on Innsmouth: Devils Reef]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth (Supplement)]], [[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1992||[[The Raid on Innsmouth|The Raid on Innsmouth: Y'ha-nthlei]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth (Supplement)]], [[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition]]||Classic||[[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1992||[[Fear of Flying]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1992||[[The Iron Ghost]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|1992||[[Furious Driving]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||[[Penelope Love]]
|-
|1992||[[Rigid Air]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||[[Marion Anderson]], [[Phil Anderson]]
|-
|1992||[[Crash Dive]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||[[Steve Hatherley]]
|-
|1992||[[Slow Boat]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||Peter F. Jeffery, [[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|1992||[[Armored Angels]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||[[Gustaf Bjørksten]]
|-
|1992||[[Along The Indus]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||[[Sean Branney]], [[Lynn Willis]]
|-
|1992||[[Sleigh Ride]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fearful Passages]]||Classic||[[Steve Kluskens]], Liam Routt
|-
|1992||[[Grimrock Isle (Solo Scenario)]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Grimrock Isle (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1992||[[Grimrock Isle: Group Scenario 1]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Grimrock Isle (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1992||[[Grimrock Isle: Group Scenario 2]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Grimrock Isle (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1992||[[Grimrock Isle: Group Scenario 3]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Grimrock Isle (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1992||[[Love's Lonely Children]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Modern||[[Richard Watts]]
|-
|1992||[[Nemo Solis Sapit]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Modern||[[John Tynes]]
|-
|1992||[[This Fire Shall Kill]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Modern||[[Andre Bishop]]
|-
|1992||[[The Professionals]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Modern||[[Fred Behrendt]]
|-
|1992||[[Fractal Gods]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Modern||[[Steve Hatherley]]
|-
|1992||[[The Gates of Delirium]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Modern||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|1992||[[The Music of the Spheres]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Modern||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1992||[[When the Stars Came Right Again]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (1st & 2nd editions)||Modern||[[Steven C. Rasmussen]], [[D.H. Frew]]
|-
|1992||[[The Thing at the Threshold, Part 1: The Inheritor]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Thing at the Threshold (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Paul McConnell]]
|-
|1992||[[The Thing at the Threshold, Part 2: The Benighted]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Thing at the Threshold (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Paul McConnell]]
|-
|1992||[[The Thing at the Threshold, Part 3: The Dead Sea]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Thing at the Threshold (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Paul McConnell]]
|-
|1992||[[The Little People (Scenario)|The Little People]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Fifth Edition Keeper's Kit]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|1993||[[A Happy Family]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Kevin Hassall]]
|-
|1993||[[The Whore of Barharna]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1993||[[Bless the Beasts and the Children]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Todd A. Woods]]
|-
|1993||[[The Dark Woods]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Fred Behrendt]]
|-
|1993||[[With Malice Aforethought]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Andrew Leman]], [[Jamie Anderson]]
|-
|1993||[[Devil's Children: Salem 1692]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Devil's Children]]||Colonial||[[David Conyers]], [[David Godley]], [[David Witteveen]]
|-
|1993||[[Devil's Children: Arkham 1992]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Devil's Children]]||Modern||[[David Conyers]], [[David Godley]], [[David Witteveen]]
|-
|1993||[[The Eyes of a Stranger]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Sacraments of Evil]]||Gaslight||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1993||[[The Masterwork of Nicholas Forby]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Sacraments of Evil]]||Gaslight||[[Penelope Love]]
|-
|1993||[[Plant Y Daear]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Sacraments of Evil]]||Gaslight||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1993||[[Sacraments of Evil (scenario)|Sacraments of Evil]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Sacraments of Evil]]||Gaslight||[[Fred Behrendt]]
|-
|1993||[[The Scuttling]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Sacraments of Evil]]||Gaslight||[[Todd A. Woods]], [[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1993||[[Signs Writ in Scarlet]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Sacraments of Evil]]||Gaslight||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1993||[[Grace Under Pressure]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 1: Grace Under Pressure]]||Modern||[[Jeff Barber]], [[John Tynes]]
|-
|1993||[[Inferno]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Whispers in the Dark]]||Modern||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1993||[[Web of Memory]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Whispers in the Dark]]||Classic or Modern||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1993||[[Out of the Celtic Twilight]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Whispers in the Dark]]||Classic or Modern (Scotland)||[[David Barras]]
|-
|1993||[[The End of the World]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Whispers in the Dark]]||Classic||[[David Pauwels]]
|-
|1994||[[Breeding Ground]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[End of the World]]||Classic||[[J. Todd Kingrea]]
|-
|1994||[[Thunder in the Blood]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[End of the World]]||Classic (Honduras)||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1994||[[Think Tank]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[End of the World]]||Modern||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1994||[[The King of Chicago (Scenario)|The King of Chicago]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[King of Chicago (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|1994||[[The Secret of Marseilles]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[King of Chicago (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Ugo Bardi]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Prologue: The Dead of Winter]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 1: Into the Realm of the Wind-Walker]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 2: Onward to Endurance]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 3: Secrets of the Kuriles]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Interlude 1: Chirihoi]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 4: The Camden Project]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Interlude 2: The Osbrook House]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 5: Camden's Dark Twin]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 6: The Flight North]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 7: A Time For Decisions]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Interlude 3: The Monolith]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 8: Incident in Iraq]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 9: Seizing the Tablets]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1994||[[Walker in the Wastes, Chapter 10: Day of Reckoning]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Walker in the Wastes (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1995||[[Coming Full Circle: Cold Spot]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Coming Full Circle]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1995||[[Coming Full Circle: Remains to be Seen]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Coming Full Circle]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1995||[[Coming Full Circle: The Whitewood Horror]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Coming Full Circle]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1995||[[Coming Full Circle: Full Circle]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Coming Full Circle]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1995||[[Devil's Hole]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[In the Shadows]]||Classic||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|1995||[[In The Shadows Of Death]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[In the Shadows]]||Classic||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|1995||[[Song Of The Spheres]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[In the Shadows]]||Classic||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|1995||[[Garden of Earthly Delights]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons]]||16th Century Spain||[[Lucya Szachnowski]], [[Gary O'Connell]]
|-
|1995||[[Blood Moon]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons]]||Near Future||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|1995||[[The King of Shreds and Patches]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons]]||Elizabethan London||[[Justin Tynes]]
|-
|1995||[[Turnabout]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Taint of Madness]]||Gaslight||[[Michael Tice]], [[Shannon Appel]], [[Eric Rowe]] (probably just one of them)
|-
|1995||[[The Curse of Anubis]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Taint of Madness]]||Classic||[[Michael Tice]], [[Shannon Appel]], [[Eric Rowe]] (probably just one of them)
|-
|1995||[[To Wake, Perchance To Dream]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Taint of Madness]]||Modern||[[Michael Tice]], [[Shannon Appel]], [[Eric Rowe]] (probably just one of them)
|-
|1995||[[The Travesty]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 2: Of Keys and Gates]], [[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Classic||[[Christian Klepac]], [[John Tynes]]
|-
|1995||[[The House On Stratford Lane (Scenario)|The House On Stratford Lane]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 2: Of Keys and Gates]], [[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1995||[[Within You Without You]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 2: Of Keys and Gates]], [[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Classic||[[John Tynes]]
|-
|1996||[[The Watcher in the Bayou]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Dwellers in Shadow]]||Classic||[[Mark Elay]]
|-
|1996||[[Configurations of the Flesh]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Dwellers in Shadow]]||Modern||[[J. Todd Kingrea]]
|-
|1996||[[The Dare]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Dwellers in Shadow]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1996||[[Whispers Out Of Mind]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Dwellers in Shadow]]||Classic||[[Sam Johnson]]
|-
|1996||[[Skinwalker]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Dwellers in Shadow]]||Modern||[[Michael Szymanski]]
|-
|1996||[[Time and The Serpent]]||[[Triad Entertainments]]||[[Dwellers in Shadow]]||Classic||[[David Pauwels]]
|-
|1996||[[Horror's Heart (Campaign)|Horror's Heart]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror's Heart (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Sheldon Gillett]]
|-
|1996||[[The Room Beyond]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Golden Dawn (Supplement)]]||Gaslight||[[John Tynes]]
|-
|1996||[[Hell Hath no Fury]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Golden Dawn (Supplement)]]||Gaslight||[[Steve Hatherley]]
|-
|1996||[[La Musique de la Nuit]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Golden Dawn (Supplement)]]||Gaslight||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1996||[[Sheela-na-gig]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Golden Dawn (Supplement)]]||Gaslight||[[Garrie Hall]]
|-
|1996||[[Vile Bodies]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The London Guidebook]]||Classic||[[Lucya Szachnowski]], [[Gary O'Connell]]
|-
|1996||[[Utatti Asfet, Part 1: Tonga|Utatti Asfet, Part 1: Tonga]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Utatti Asfet: The Eye of Wicked Sight (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Owen Guthrie]], [[Toivo Luick]]
|-
|1996||[[Utatti Asfet, Interlude 1: Airport 1991|Utatti Asfet, Interlude 1: Airport 1992]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Utatti Asfet: The Eye of Wicked Sight (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Owen Guthrie]], [[Toivo Luick]]
|-
|1996||[[Utatti Asfet, Part 2: New Orleans|Utatti Asfet, Part 2: New Orleans]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Utatti Asfet: The Eye of Wicked Sight (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Owen Guthrie]], [[Toivo Luick]]
|-
|1996||[[Utatti Asfet, Interlude 2: Turua|Utatti Asfet, Interlude 2: Turua]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Utatti Asfet: The Eye of Wicked Sight (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Owen Guthrie]], [[Toivo Luick]]
|-
|1996||[[Utatti Asfet, Interlude 3: Paths of Our Forefathers|Utatti Asfet, Interlude 3: Paths of Our Forefathers]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Utatti Asfet: The Eye of Wicked Sight (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Owen Guthrie]], [[Toivo Luick]]
|-
|1996||[[Utatti Asfet, Interlude 4: Samantha Heidrichs|Utatti Asfet, Interlude 4: Samantha Heidrichs]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Utatti Asfet: The Eye of Wicked Sight (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Owen Guthrie]], [[Toivo Luick]]
|-
|1996||[[Utatti Asfet, Part 3: The Sudan|Utatti Asfet, Part 3: The Sudan]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Utatti Asfet: The Eye of Wicked Sight (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Owen Guthrie]], [[Toivo Luick]]
|-
|1996||[[Utatti Asfet, Part 4: Tonga|Utatti Asfet, Part 4: Tonga]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Utatti Asfet: The Eye of Wicked Sight (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Owen Guthrie]], [[Toivo Luick]]
|-
|1997||[[A Resection of Time (Campaign)|A Resection of Time]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[A Resection of Time (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Sam Johnson]]
|-
|1997||[[The Ooze (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Ooze]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Live]] (1st edition)||Classic?||
|-
|1997||[[Horror in the Asylum (Cthulhu Live Script)|Horror in the Asylum]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Live]] (1st edition)||Classic?||
|-
|1997||[[Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green (Core Sourcebook)]] (BRP and d20 versions)||Modern / Delta Green||[[Adam Scott Glancy]]
|-
|1997||[[Convergence]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green (Core Sourcebook)]] (BRP and d20 versions)||Modern / Delta Green||[[John Tynes]]
|-
|1997||[[The New Age: The Prince Is Dead, Long Live the Prince]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green (Core Sourcebook)]] (BRP and d20 versions)||Modern / Delta Green||[[Adam Scott Glancy]], [[John Tynes]]
|-
|1997||[[The New Age: Dawn of the New Age]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green (Core Sourcebook)]] (BRP and d20 versions)||Modern / Delta Green||[[Adam Scott Glancy]], [[John Tynes]]
|-
|1997||[[The Crawford Inheritance]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition|Escape from Innsmouth, 2nd Edition]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1997||[[The Raid on Innsmouth|The Raid on Innsmouth: Marsh Refinery]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Escape from Innsmouth, Second Edition|Escape from Innsmouth, 2nd Edition]]||Classic||[[J. Todd Kingrea]]
|-
|1997||[[Nocturnum: Snowflake Valley]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book One: Long Shades]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1997||[[Nocturnum: The Madness of the Twighlight Queen]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book One: Long Shades]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1997||[[Nocturnum: Stillness]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book One: Long Shades]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1997||[[Closed Casket]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|1997||[[A Love in Need]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|1997||[[The Unsealed Room]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|1997||[[Cult of One]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|1997||[[The Dreaming Stone: The Dream-Trap]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Dreaming Stone (Supplement)]]||Dreamlands / Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1997||[[The Dreaming Stone: Pursuit of a Dreamer]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Dreaming Stone (Supplement)]]||Dreamlands / Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1997||[[The Dreaming Stone: Beyond the Forbidden Lands]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Dreaming Stone (Supplement)]]||Dreamlands / Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1997||[[The Dreaming Stone: Sailing to the Moon]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Dreaming Stone (Supplement)]]||Dreamlands / Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1997||[[The Dreaming Stone: The Mansion on the Moon]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Dreaming Stone (Supplement)]]||Dreamlands / Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1997||[[The Dreaming Stone: Terra Firma Fabulosus Once More]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Dreaming Stone (Supplement)]]||Dreamlands / Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1997||[[The Dreaming Stone: The Crawling Chaos]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Dreaming Stone (Supplement)]]||Dreamlands / Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1997||[[Twilight of the Fifth Sun]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The New Orleans Guidebook]] , [[Secrets of New Orleans]]||Classic||[[Fred Van Lente]]
|-
|1997||[[The Realm of Shadows: Kith and Kin]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Realm of Shadows (Supplement)]]||World War II||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1997||[[The Realm of Shadows: Provender of the God]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Realm of Shadows (Supplement)]]||World War II||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1997||[[The Realm of Shadows: Charnel House]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Realm of Shadows (Supplement)]]||World War II||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1997||[[The Realm of Shadows: When Darkness Falls]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Realm of Shadows (Supplement)]]||World War II||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1998||[[Mary]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Before the Fall]]||Classic||[[Mike Lay]]
|-
|1998||[[Old Acquaintance]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Before the Fall]]||Classic||[[Ralph Dula]]
|-
|1998||[[The Innsmouth Connection|The Innsmouth Connection]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Before the Fall]]||Classic||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|1998||[[The Occulted Light|The Occulted Light]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Before the Fall]]||Classic||[[Lucya Szachnowski]], [[Gary O'Connell]]
|-
|1998||[[The Fungi From Yuggoth: Suffer Little Children|The Fungi From Yuggoth: Suffer Little Children]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Lucya Szachnowski]], [[Gary O'Connell]]
|-
|1998||[[The Fungi From Yuggoth: Black Hills - Blackest Secrets|The Fungi From Yuggoth: Black Hills - Blackest Secrets]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Sam Johnson]]
|-
|1998||[[The Fungi From Yuggoth: London Calling|The Fungi From Yuggoth: London Calling]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Day of the Beast]]||Classic||[[Lucya Szachnowski]], [[Gary O'Connell]]
|-
|1998||[[Behold the Mother|Behold the Mother]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Dead Reckonings]]||Classic||[[Richard Watts]]
|-
|1998||[[Dark Rivals|Dark Rivals]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Dead Reckonings]]||Classic||[[J. Todd Kingrea]]
|-
|1998||[[Dust to Dust|Dust to Dust]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Dead Reckonings]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|1998||[[Vigilante Justice|Vigilante Justice]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Mortal Coils]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1998||[[A Murder of Crows (Pagan Publishing Scenario)|A Murder of Crows (Pagan Publishing Scenario)]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Mortal Coils]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|1998||[[Nightcap|Nightcap]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Mortal Coils]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|1998||[[God of the Mountain|God of the Mountain]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Mortal Coils]]||Classic||[[Micheal Cisco]]
|-
|1998||[[Common Courtesy|Common Courtesy]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Mortal Coils]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|1998||[[We have Met the Enemy|We have Met the Enemy]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Mortal Coils]]||Classic||[[Rebecca Strong]]
|-
|1998||[[Dream Factory|Dream Factory]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Mortal Coils]]||Classic (Hollywood)||[[John Tynes]]
|-
|1998||[[Mysteria Matris Oblitae|Mysteria Matris Oblitae]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Mortal Coils]]||Classic (Mexico)||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|1998||[[The Fog of War|The Fog of War]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[No Man's Land]]||World War I||[[Sam Johnson]]
|-
|1998||[[Against the Star Spawn|Against the Star Spawn]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[No Man's Land]]||World War I||[[Sam Johnson]]
|-
|1998||[[Nocturnum: Flight 714|Nocturnum: Flight 714]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Two: Hollow Winds]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], but NOT in [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1998||[[Nocturnum: The Benfactor|Nocturnum: The Benfactor]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Two: Hollow Winds]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1998||[[Nocturnum: Visiting Hours|Nocturnum: Visiting Hours]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Two: Hollow Winds]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1998||[[Nocturnum: A Family Affair|Nocturnum: A Family Affair]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Two: Hollow Winds]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1998||[[Nocturnum: Revelations|Nocturnum: Revelations]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Two: Hollow Winds]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1998||[[Nocturnum: Thor's Anvil|Nocturnum: Thor's Anvil]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Two: Hollow Winds]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1998||[[The Privateer's Diary (Scenario)|The Privateer's Diary]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Bermuda Triangle (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Justin Schmid]]
|-
|1998||[[Adios, A-Mi-Go! (Deadlands Crossover Scenario)|Adios, A-Mi-Go! (Deadlands Crossover Scenario)]]||[[Pinnacle]]||[[Adios, A-Mi-Go!]]||Weird West (Deadlands)||[[John Wick]], [[Hal Mangold]]
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 1: Arrival in New York|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 1: Arrival in New York]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 2: The Death of a Sea Captain|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 2: The Death of a Sea Captain]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 3: An Abduction|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 3: An Abduction]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 4: Departure|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 4: Departure]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 4B: SS Gabrielle|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 4B: SS Gabrielle]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 5: At Sea|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 5: At Sea]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 6: Onto the Ice|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 6: Onto the Ice]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 7: A Shock in the Lightest Night|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 7: A Shock in the Lightest Night]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 8: At the Mountains|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 8: At the Mountains]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 9: Balance of Power|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 9: Balance of Power]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 10: The City of the Elder Things|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 10: The City of the Elder Things]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 11: To The Dark Tower|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 11: To The Dark Tower]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 12: Return to Lake's Camp|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 12: Return to Lake's Camp]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 13: An Arrow in Flight|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 13: An Arrow in Flight]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 14: Mission of Mercy|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 14: Mission of Mercy]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 15: Exodus from the Ice|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 15: Exodus from the Ice]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 16: The Black Rat|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 16: The Black Rat]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 17: Ab Initio|Beyond The Mountains of Madness, Chapter 17: Ab Initio]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Beyond the Mountains of Madness]]||Classic||[[Charles Engan]], [[Janyce Engan]], et al
|-
|1999||[[The Auction (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Auction (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Cthulhu Live]] (2nd edition) & [[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||1956||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]]
|-
|1999||[[The Magna of Illusion (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Magna of Illusion (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Cthulhu Live]] (2nd edition) & [[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||1919 Cornwall||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]]
|-
|1999||[[A Victim of the Art|A Victim of the Art]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green: Countdown]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|1999||[[Night Floors|Night Floors]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green: Countdown]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|1999||[[Dead Letter|Dead Letter]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green: Countdown]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Adam Scott Glancy]]
|-
|1999||[[Last Rites (Scenario)|Last Rites]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Last Rites (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Ian Winterton]]
|-
|1999||[[Lethal Legacy|Lethal Legacy]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Last Rites (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Ian Winterton]]
|-
|1999||[[The House on McKinley Boulevard|The House on McKinley Boulevard]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Last Rites (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Ian Winterton]]
|-
|1999||[[The Priestess (Scenario)|The Priestess]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Last Rites (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Ian Winterton]]
|-
|1999||[[Nocturnum: The Copenhagen Connection|Nocturnum: The Copenhagen Connection]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Three: Deep Secrets]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1999||[[Nocturnum: The Weaving of Three|Nocturnum: The Weaving of Three]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Three: Deep Secrets]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1999||[[Nocturnum: Beyond the Sea|Nocturnum: Beyond the Sea]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Three: Deep Secrets]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1999||[[Nocturnum: Moscow Showdown|Nocturnum: Moscow Showdown]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Three: Deep Secrets]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1999||[[Nocturnum: Into the East|Nocturnum: Into the East]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Three: Deep Secrets]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1999||[[Nocturnum: The Turning of the Wheel|Nocturnum: The Turning of the Wheel]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Three: Deep Secrets]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1999||[[Nocturnum: The Tyrr Nemaii|Nocturnum: The Tyrr Nemaii]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Three: Deep Secrets]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1999||[[Nocturnum: The Armageddon Plain|Nocturnum: The Armageddon Plain]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Nocturnum Book Three: Deep Secrets]], [[Nocturnum: Master Collection]], [[Nocturnum d20 ]]||Modern||[[Darrell Hardy]], [[Christian T. Petersen]]
|-
|1999||[[Preacher Man (Cthulhu Live Script)|Preacher Man (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Shades of Gray]]||Classic||
|-
|1999||[[The Big Score (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Big Score (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Shades of Gray]]||Classic||
|-
|1999||[[Berlin Black (Cthulhu Live Script)|Berlin Black (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Shades of Gray]]||Classic||
|-
|1999||[[Curse of the Tcho-Tcho (Cthulhu Live Script)|Curse of the Tcho-Tcho (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Shades of Gray]]||Classic||
|-
|1999||[[The Osiris Club (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Osiris Club (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Fantasy Flight Games]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Shades of Gray]]||Classic||
|-
|2000||[[A Restoration of Evil|A Restoration of Evil]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Keeper's Screen, 5.6E Rules]]||Classic||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|2001||[[The Windthrope Legacy|The Windthrope Legacy]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|2001||[[Gothic (Scenario)|Gothic]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[Richard Watts]]
|-
|2001||[[Silent Scream|Silent Scream]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|2001||[[Cross My Heart, Hope to Die|Cross My Heart, Hope to Die]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[J. Todd Kingrea]]
|-
|2001||[[The Watcher Out of Time|The Watcher Out of Time]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[Clifton Ganyard]]
|-
|2001||[[Unpleasant Dreams|Unpleasant Dreams]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[Scott David Aniolowski]], [[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|2001||[[Blessed Be|Blessed Be]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|2001||[[Of Dreams and Dark Waters|Of Dreams and Dark Waters]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[Rob Malkovich]]
|-
|2001||[[Third Time's the Charm|Third Time's the Charm]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Ramsey Campbell's Goatswood and Less Pleasant Places]]||Modern||[[Steve Spisak]]
|-
|2001||[[The Wild Hunt|The Wild Hunt]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Unseen Masters]]||Modern||[[Bruce Ballon]]
|-
|2001||[[The Truth Shall Set You Free|The Truth Shall Set You Free]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Unseen Masters]]||Modern||[[Bruce Ballon]]
|-
|2001||[[Coming of Age|Coming of Age]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Unseen Masters]]||Modern||[[Bruce Ballon]]
|-
|2002||[[The Lost Temple of Yig|The Lost Temple of Yig]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[D20 Gamemaster's Pack]]||Classic (d20)||[[Aaron Rosenberg]]
|-
|2002||[[Earth, Sky, Soul|Earth, Sky, Soul]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dunwich]]||Classic||[[John Tynes]]
|-
|2002||[[The Beast in the Abbey|The Beast in the Abbey]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Classic (England)||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2002||[[The Lambton Worm|The Lambton Worm]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Classic (England)||[[Steve Hatherley]]
|-
|2002||[[Blood on the Tracks|Blood on the Tracks]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Classic (on a train)||[[J. Todd Kingrea]]
|-
|2002||[[Dark Harvest|Dark Harvest]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2002||[[What Goes Around Comes Around|What Goes Around Comes Around]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2002||[[All Good Children|All Good Children]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Modern||[[Chris Klepac]]
|-
|2002||[[In Media Res|In Media Res]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]]||Modern||[[John Tynes]]
|-
|2002||[[Delta Green: PX Poker Night (Scenario)|Delta Green: PX Poker Night (Scenario)]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green: PX Poker Night (Supplement)]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Dennis Detwiller]], [[Adam Scott Glancy]]
|-
|2002||[[The Books of Uncle Silas|The Books of Uncle Silas]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[H.P. Lovecraft's Arkham]]||Classic||[[Mervyn Boyd]]
|-
|2004||[[The Tomb (Scenario)|The Tomb]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Dark Ages]]||Dark Ages||[[Stéphane Gesbert]]
|-
|2004||[[Darkest Calling|Darkest Calling]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (2nd Edition)||Modern||[[David Conyers]]
|-
|2004||[[The Source and the End|The Source and the End]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The Stars Are Right!]] (2nd Edition)||Modern||[[William Jones]]
|-
|2004||[[The Bookstore (Scenario)|The Bookstore]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Raising Up]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2004||[[Player of Hell|Player of Hell]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Raising Up]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2004||[[The Bone Dealers|The Bone Dealers]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Raising Up]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2004||[[Tomb of Ash|Tomb of Ash]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Raising Up]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2004||[[Putting Down|Putting Down]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Raising Up]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2004||[[Morituri Te Salutamus|Morituri Te Salutamus]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Cthulhu Invictus (Monograph)|Cthulhu Invictus]], [[Cthulhu Invictus Companion]]||Invictus||[[Chad Bowser]], [[Andi Newton]], [[Deanne P. Goodwin]]
|-
|2004||[[Chuma Invictus!|Chuma Invictus!]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Cthulhu Invictus (Monograph)|Cthulhu Invictus]], [[Cthulhu Invictus Companion]]||Invictus||[[Chad Bowser]], [[Andi Newton]], [[Deanne P. Goodwin]]
|-
|2004||[[Island of the Damned (Scenario)|Island of the Damned]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Caligo Accedendum Tournament]]||Dark Ages||[[Michael Patty]]
|-
|2004||[[Risam Vellere|Risam Vellere]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Caligo Accedendum Tournament]]||Dark Ages||[[Deanne P. Goodwin]]
|-
|2004||[[The Innocent|The Innocent]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Caligo Accedendum Tournament]]||Dark Ages||[[Bob Geis]]
|-
|2004||[[Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37 (Scenario)|Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37]]||1930s USSR||[[Bret Kramer]]
|-
|2005||[[The Hin-no-Maru Slaying|The Hin-no-Maru Slaying]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Japan]]||Modern / Japan||[[Michael Dziesinski]]
|-
|2005||[[Meiro (The Labyrinth)|Meiro (The Labyrinth)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Japan]]||Modern / Japan||[[Michael Dziesinski]]
|-
|2005||[[The Yonaguni Monuments|The Yonaguni Monuments]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Japan]]||Modern / Japan||[[Michael Dziesinski]]
|-
|2005||[[The Half Moon |The Half Moon ]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of New York]]||Classic||[[William Jones]]
|-
|2005||[[Transgression|Transgression]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of New York]]||Classic||[[William Jones]]
|-
|2005||[[Adventus Regis|Adventus Regis]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ripples From Carcosa (Monograph)]],[[Ripples From Carcosa (Supplement)]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2005||[[Herald to the Yellow King|Herald to the Yellow King]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ripples From Carcosa (Monograph)]],[[Ripples From Carcosa (Supplement)]]||Dark Ages||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2005||[[Heir to Carcosa|Heir to Carcosa]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ripples From Carcosa (Monograph)]],[[Ripples From Carcosa (Supplement)]]||Future||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2005||[[The Tree with White Fruit (Scenario)|The Tree with White Fruit]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Pastores]]||Dark Ages||[[Thomas B. de Mayo]]
|-
|2005||[[The Hunt|The Hunt]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Pastores]]||Dark Ages||[[Thomas B. de Mayo]]
|-
|2005||[[Sleipnir|Sleipnir]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Pastores]]||Dark Ages||[[Thomas B. de Mayo]]
|-
|2005||[[The Singing Flesh-Beasts of St. Simon|The Singing Flesh-Beasts of St. Simon]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Pastores]]||Dark Ages||[[Thomas B. de Mayo]]
|-
|2005||[[Begon |Begon ]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Pastores]]||Dark Ages||[[Thomas B. de Mayo ]]
|-
|2005||[[A Night in Edo|A Night in Edo]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ramblings Of A Twisted Muse]]||Classic||[[Phil Thompson]] and/or [[Robert Hobart]]
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|2005||[[Dreams of Egyptos|Dreams of Egyptos]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ramblings Of A Twisted Muse]]||Classic||[[Phil Thompson]] and/or [[Robert Hobart]]
|-
|2005||[[Grey House on the Hill|Grey House on the Hill]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ramblings Of A Twisted Muse]]||Classic||[[Phil Thompson]] and/or [[Robert Hobart]]
|-
|2005||[[Senior Project |Senior Project ]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ramblings Of A Twisted Muse]]||Classic||[[Phil Thompson]] and/or [[Robert Hobart]]
|-
|2005||[[Two Turntables And A Microphone|Two Turntables And A Microphone]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Songs]]||Modern||[['Cabal 13']]
|-
|2005||[[Daddy's Little Girl|Daddy's Little Girl]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Songs]]||Modern||[['Cabal 13']]
|-
|2005||[[The Drum Circle|The Drum Circle]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Songs]]||Modern||[['Cabal 13']]
|-
|2005||[[Opening Act: The April Mix|Opening Act: The April Mix]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Songs]]||Modern||[['Cabal 13']]
|-
|2005||[[Prepare Ye The Way|Prepare Ye The Way]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Songs]]||Modern||[['Cabal 13']]
|-
|2005||[[Legacies of the Renaissance (Scenario)|Legacies of the Rennaisance]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Legacies of the Renaissance (Monograph)|Legacies of the Renaissance]]||Classic||[[Alan Kissane]], [[Dr. Robert Francis]]
|-
|2005||[[Where Byakhees Dare|Where Byakhees Dare]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Toying With Humans]]||World War II||[[Tyler Hudak]]
|-
|2005||[[Reborn to Die|Reborn to Die]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Toying With Humans]]||Modern||[[Tony Fragge]]
|-
|2005||[[Funk-A-thulhu|Funk-A-thulhu]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Toying With Humans]]||1970s||[[Matt Wiseman]]
|-
|2005||[[Crazy Block|Crazy Block]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Toying With Humans]]||Modern||[[David Noal]]
|-
|2005||[[The Last Trial (Scenario)|The Last Trial]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Last Trial (Monograph)|The Last Trial]]||18th Century||[[Alan Kissane]], [[Dr. Robert Francis]]
|-
|2005||[[The Devil is in the Details|The Devil is in the Details]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Tales of Death & Darkness]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2005||[[Keys of Madness|Keys of Madness (Parts 1 and 2)]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Tales of Death & Darkness]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2005||[[Borne Into Darkness|Borne Into Darkness]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Tales of Death & Darkness]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2005||[[Terror (Scenario)|Terror (Scenario)]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Terror (Monograph)| Terror]]||1930s USSR||[[Troy C. Wilhelmson]]
|-
|2005||[[Lord and Beast|Lord and Beast]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Cthulhu Masters Tournament]]||World War II||[[Joseph Donaghue]]
|-
|2005||[[Electric Buckeyes|Electric Buckeyes]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Cthulhu Masters Tournament]]||Clasic||[[Joseph P. Connolly]], [[Brandon J. Clark]]
|-
|2005||[[Hobo Quest|Hobo Quest]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Cthulhu Masters Tournament]]||World War I||[[Joseph P. Connolly]]
|-
|2005||[[Gatsby and the Great Race (Scenario)|Gatsby and the Great Race]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Gatsby and the Great Race (Monograph)|Gatsby and the Great Race]]||Classic||[[Paul Fricker]], [[Rik Kershaw-Moore]], [[Mike Mason]]
|-
|2005||[[Eyes That Should Not See|Eyes That Should Not See]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror]]||Modern||[[Jim Lynch]]
|-
|2005||[[Halloween in Dunwich|Halloween in Dunwich]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2005||[[Terror at Erne Rock |Terror at Erne Rock ]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror]]||Classic||[[R.J. Christensen]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: Prologue: Opening Night|Tatters of the King: Prologue: Opening Night]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: A Walk in the Park|Tatters of the King: A Walk in the Park]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: Springer Mound & The Canal|Tatters of the King: Springer Mound & The Canal]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: The Flight North|Tatters of the King: The Flight North]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: To Walk on the Earth in Carcosa|Tatters of the King: To Walk on the Earth in Carcosa]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: Talk of Goatswood|Tatters of the King: Talk of Goatswood]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: Nug's Farm|Tatters of the King: Nug's Farm]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: The Brothers of the Yellow Sign|Tatters of the King: The Brothers of the Yellow Sign]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: The Viceroy of India|Tatters of the King: The Viceroy of India]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: A Thousand Miles|Tatters of the King: A Thousand Miles]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: To Drakmar|Tatters of the King: To Drakmar]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[Tatters of the King: The Upper House |Tatters of the King: The Upper House ]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Tatters of the King]]||Classic||[[Tim Wiseman]]
|-
|2006||[[The Ferry Ride|The Ferry Ride]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of San Francisco]]||Classic||[[Cody Goodfellow]]
|-
|2006||[[Westchester House|The Westchester House]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of San Francisco]]||Classic||[[Cody Goodfellow]]
|-
|2006||[[The Colour of His Eyes|The Colour of His Eyes]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of San Francisco]]||Classic||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|2006||[[Beyond the Edges|Beyond the Edges]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of San Francisco]]||Classic||[[David Conyers]]
|-
|2006||[[The Winslow Project|The Winslow Project]]||[[Ronin Arts / Atomic Overmind]]||[[Dubious Shards]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Kenneth Hite]]
|-
|2006||[[The Phoenix Project (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Phoenix Project (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||Modern||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]]
|-
|2006||[[Preacher Man (Cthulhu Live Script)|Preacher Man (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||1951||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]]
|-
|2006||[[The Big Score (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Big Score (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||1934||[[Eamon Honan]]
|-
|2006||[[The Hole (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Hole (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||1947||[[Greg Agostini]]
|-
|2006||[[Sleight of Hand (Cthulhu Live Script)|Sleight of Hand (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||1940s||[[Greg Agostini]]
|-
|2006||[[The Return of Cyrus Crane (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Return of Cyrus Crane (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||1917||[[William T. Thrasher ]]
|-
|2006||[[Null Echo (Cthulhu Live Script)|Null Echo (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||Future||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]], [[David Salmon]], [[Jason Gandy]], [[Lee Garner]]
|-
|2006||[[Angel of Prague (Cthulhu Live Script)|Angel of Prague (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live Companion CDROM]]||1939||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]]
|-
|2006||[[The Fellowship of the Witching Hour (Campaign)|The Fellowship of the Witching Hour]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Fellowship of the Witching Hour (Monograph)|The Fellowship of the Witching Hour]]||World War II||[[David Sharrock]]
|-
|2006||[[The Hillgrove Horror|The Hillgrove Horror]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #1]]||Classic or Modern||[[Bayne MacGregor]]
|-
|2006||[[Rolthin Abbey|Rolthin Abbey]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #1]]||Classic (1930s)||[[Brian Bethel]], [[Judie Ostlien]]
|-
|2006||[[Moon of the Hunter|Moon of the Hunter]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #1]]||Dark Ages||[[Guy Dondlinger]]
|-
|2006||[[A Woodland Tale|A Woodland Tale]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #1]]||17th Century England||[[James King]]
|-
|2006||[[The Return of the King|The Return of the King]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #1]]||1960s||[[R.J. Christensen]]
|-
|2006||[[The Eyes Between Worlds|The Eyes Between Worlds]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #1]]||1920s Bhutan||[[Kevin T. McKinnon]], [[Dylan K. Sharpe]]
|-
|2006||[[War of the Spectres|War of the Spectres]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder 2|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #2]]||Modern Afghanistan||[[R.J. Christensen]]
|-
|2006||[[The Glendale Fairies|The Glendale Fairies]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder 2|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #2]]||Modern England||[[Kev Dearn]]
|-
|2006||[[Madness of the Black Opal|Madness of the Black Opal]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder 2|Strange Tales of Dread & Wonder #2]]||1920s Australia||[[David Haddin]]
|-
|2006||[[Of Angels and Bones|Of Angels and Bones]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror 2]]||Classic||[[Brandon Hanlan]]
|-
|2006||[[The Devil's Agents|The Devil's Agents]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror 2]]||Classic||[[Shawn Proctor]]
|-
|2006||[[Haunted Molesbury|Haunted Molesbury]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror 2]]||Modern UK||[[Brian Hensley]]
|-
|2006||[[Way Down. In Ioway.|Way Down. In Ioway.]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror 2]]||Classic||[[X.D. Eness]]
|-
|2006||[[The Smokestack Horror|The Smokestack Horror]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror 2]]||Modern||[[John Kennedy]]
|-
|2006||[[Halloween Candy|Halloween Candy]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror 2]]||Modern||[[Oscar Rios]], [[Walter Attridge]]
|-
|2006||[[Enter the Gaijin|Enter the Gaijin]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror 2]]||Modern (Japan)||[[Simon Yee]]
|-
|2006||[[A Ring of Toadstools|A Ring of Toadstools]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror 2]]||Dark Ages||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2006||[[Silent Night|Silent Night]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Christmas in Kingsport (Monograph)|Christmas in Kingsport]]||Modern||[[Bob Brinkman]]
|-
|2006||[[The Gaudy|The Gaudy]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Christmas in Kingsport (Monograph)|Christmas in Kingsport]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern||[[Ian Gorlick]]
|-
|2006||[[Christmas in Venice|Christmas in Venice]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Christmas in Kingsport (Monograph)|Christmas in Kingsport]]||Classic||[[Laszlo Dozsa]]
|-
|2006||[[Christmas in Kingsport (Scenario)|Christmas in Kingsport]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Christmas in Kingsport (Monograph)|Christmas in Kingsport]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2006||[[A White Winter|A White Winter]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Christmas in Kingsport (Monograph)|Christmas in Kingsport]]||1919 Siberia||[[John Kennedy]]
|-
|2007||[[Madness of the Ancestors|Madness of the Ancestors]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Kenya]]||Classic||[[David Conyers]]
|-
|2007||[[The Cats of Lamu|The Cats of Lamu]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Kenya]]||Classic||[[David Conyers]]
|-
|2007||[[Savage Lands (Scenario)|Savage Lands (Scenario)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Kenya]]||Classic||[[David Conyers]]
|-
|2007||[[Wooden Death|Wooden Death]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Kenya]]||Classic||[[David Conyers]]
|-
|2007||[[The Old Damned House|The Old Damned House]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Mansions of Madness (Supplement)]] (2nd edition)||Classic||[[Penelope Love]], [[Liam Routt]]
|-
|2007||[[The Shadow Over Hollywood (LA Scenario)|The Shadow Over Hollywood (LA Scenario)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Los Angeles]]||Classic||[[Peter Aperlo]]
|-
|2007||[[The Blackness Beneath|The Blackness Beneath]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Los Angeles]]||Classic||[[Peter Aperlo]]
|-
|2007||[[A Night on Owlshead Mountain|A Night on Owlshead Mountain]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green: Eyes Only (Omnibus)]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2007||[[Holy War|Holy War]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green: Eyes Only (Omnibus)]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Adam Scott Glancy]]
|-
|2007||[[Artifact Zero|Artifact Zero]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Delta Green: Eyes Only (Omnibus)]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2007||[[The Old Man of Damascus (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Old Man of Damascus (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: The Old Man of Damascus (Supplement)]]||12th Century||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]], [[Paul Michael Janousek]]
|-
|2007||[[Menace From The Moon (Scenario)|Menace From The Moon]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Menace From The Moon]]||Classic||[[William A. Barton]]
|-
|2007||[[The Dark Heist|The Dark Heist]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dark Mirror]]||Classic||[[Tomas Rawlings]]
|-
|2007||[[Return of the Ripper (Scenario)|Return of the Ripper]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Return of the Ripper (Monograph)|Return of the Ripper]]||Gaslight||[[William A. Barton]]
|-
|2007||[[Night of the Boot Hill Bandits|Night of the Boot Hill Bandits]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Night of the Kachina (Monograph)|Night of the Kachina]]||Wild West||[[Jay Sprenkle]]
|-
|2007||[[Night of the Kachina (Scenario)|Night of the Kachina]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Night of the Kachina (Monograph)|Night of the Kachina]]||Wild West||[[Jay Sprenkle]]
|-
|2007||[[Night of the White Buffalo|Night of the White Buffalo]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Night of the Kachina (Monograph)|Night of the Kachina]]||Wild West||[[Jay Sprenkle]]
|-
|2007||[[The Primal State: The Sap Keeps Running (Parts 1-4)|The Primal State: The Sap Keeps Running (Parts 1-4)]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Primal State]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2007||[[Invitation to the Dance|Invitation to the Dance]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Primal State]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2007||[[The Beast of Lake Champlain|The Beast of Lake Champlain]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Primal State]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2007||[[Home, Sweet Home|Home, Sweet Home]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Primal State]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2007||[[Under The Boardwalk|Under The Boardwalk]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Farewell, My Sanity]]||Classic||[[Aaron Vanek]]
|-
|2007||[[An Enchanted Evening |An Enchanted Evening ]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Farewell, My Sanity]]||Classic||[[Aaron Vanek]]
|-
|2007||[[Hope (Scenario)|Hope]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror Returns!]]||Classic||[[Bob Brinkman]]
|-
|2007||[[The Return of the Headless Horseman|The Return of the Headless Horseman]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror Returns!]]||1914||[[David M. Fetter]]
|-
|2007||[[Halloween At St. Odilio's|Halloween At St. Odilio's]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror Returns!]]||Classic||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2007||[[Masks of Halloween|Masks of Halloween]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror Returns!]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2007||[[Shadows Of War Past|Shadows Of War Past]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror Returns!]]||Modern||[[R.J. Christensen]]
|-
|2007||[[The Mask Of Neil Marlow's Pet|The Mask Of Neil Marlow's Pet]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Halloween Horror Returns!]]||Classic or Modern||[[Simon Yee]]
|-
|2008||[[Final Flight (Scenario)|Final Flight]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Final Flight (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|2008||[[The Tablets Of Ur-Nansha|The Tablets Of Ur-Nansha]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Morocco]]||Classic||[[William Jones]]
|-
|2008||[[The Ocean Of Sand|The Ocean Of Sand]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Morocco]]||Classic||[[William Jones]]
|-
|2008||[[Murder of Crows (Super Genius Scenario)|Murder of Crows (Super Genius Scenario)]]||[[Super Genius Games]]||[[Murder of Crows (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Stan!]]
|-
|2008||[[Death in Luxor]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 1: Death in Luxor (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 1: Death in Luxor]]||Classic||[[Harley Stroh]]
|-
|2008||[[The Reeling Midnight|The Reeling Midnight]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Tom Lynch]]
|-
|2008||[[Wasted Youth |Wasted Youth ]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Christopher Smith Adair]]
|-
|2008||[[Spirit of Industry|Spirit of Industry]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2008||[[Proof of Life|Proof of Life]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]]
|-
|2008||[[Malice Everlasting|Malice Everlasting]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2008||[[The Night War|The Night War]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2008||[[House of Pain (Cthulhu Live Script)|House of Pain (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: House of Pain (Supplement)]]||Modern / Delta Green||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]], [[Paul Michael Janousek]]
|-
|2008||[[Murder at Miskatonic (Cthulhu Live Script)|Murder at Miskatonic (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Murder at Miskatonic (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Greg Agostini]]
|-
|2008||[[The Green Fairy (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Green Fairy (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: The Green Fairy (Supplement)]]||19th Century France||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]]
|-
|2008||[[Sight Unseen (Cthulhu Live Script)|Sight Unseen (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Sight Unseen (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[William T. Thrasher ]]
|-
|2008||[[The Doom From Below (Scenario)|The Doom From Below]]||[[Super Genius Games]]||[[The Doom From Below (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Stan!]]
|-
|2008||[[Midnight Harvest (Scenario)|Midnight Harvest]]||[[Super Genius Games]]||[[Midnight Harvest]]||Modern||[[Owen K.C. Stephens]]
|-
|2008||[[The Well of Sacrifice|The Well of Sacrifice]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Mysteries of Mesoamerica]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|2008||[[Menhirs in the Grotto|Menhirs in the Grotto]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Mysteries of Mesoamerica]]||Classic||[[Brian Appleton]]
|-
|2008||[[The Heretics (Scenario)|The Heretics (Scenario)]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Mysteries of Mesoamerica]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|2008||[[Temple of the Toad|Temple of the Toad]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Mysteries of Mesoamerica]]||Classic||[[Brian Appleton]]
|-
|2008||[[The Unsung Saga|The Unsung Saga]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Ravenar Sagas]]||Dark Ages Vikings||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2008||[[The Second Saga|The Second Saga]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Ravenar Sagas]]||Dark Ages Vikings||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2008||[[The Vinland Saga|The Vinland Saga]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Ravenar Sagas]]||Dark Ages Vikings||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2008||[[Goodnight Vienna|Goodnight Vienna]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Shadows of War]]||World War II||[[Glyn White]]
|-
|2008||[[No Pasaran!|No Pasaran!]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Shadows of War]]||World War II||[[Rick Payne]]
|-
|2008||[[Thracian Gold|Thracian Gold]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Shadows of War]]||World War II||[[Glyn White]]
|-
|2008||[[Isle of Lost Souls|Isle of Lost Souls]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Shadows of War]]||World War II||[[Rick Payne]]
|-
|2008||[[Escape From Ravenstone Sanitarium|Escape From Ravenstone Sanitarium]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ravenstone Sanitarium]]||Classic||[[John Gary Pettit]]
|-
|2008||[[Return To Ravenstone Sanitarium|Return To Ravenstone Sanitarium]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Ravenstone Sanitarium]]||Classic||[[John Gary Pettit]]
|-
|2008||[[Legacy of the Guru|Legacy of the Guru]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Mysteries of Tibet]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2008||[[Rise of the Dead, Part 1 - The Arrival|Rise of the Dead, Part 1 - The Arrival]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Rise of the Dead (Monograph)|Rise of the Dead]]||Modern||[[Andre Kruppa]]
|-
|2008||[[An Unexpected Return|An Unexpected Return]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Once Men]]||Future||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2008||[[Dust|Dust]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Once Men]]||Future||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2008||[[The Ship That Waits|The Ship That Waits]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Once Men]]||Future||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2008||[[Once Men, But No More|Once Men, But No More]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Once Men]]||Future||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2008||[[The Vault (Scenario)|The Vault]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Vault (Monograph)|The Vault]]||Classic||[[Andre Kruppa]]
|-
|2008||[[Heartless Things|Heartless Things]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Kingdom of the Blind]]||Classic||[[Anthony Warren]]
|-
|2008||[[The Resurrection Men|The Resurrection Men]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Kingdom of the Blind]]||Classic||[[Anthony Warren]]
|-
|2008||[[Obsideo Villa|Obsideo Villa]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Malum Umbra]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2008||[[Ultionis Casses |Ultionis Casses ]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Malum Umbra]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2008||[[Silva Nigra|Silva Nigra]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Extrico Tabula]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2008||[[Letalis Messor|Letalis Messor]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Extrico Tabula]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2009||[[Ghost Light|Ghost Light]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terrors from Beyond]]||Classic||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|2009||[[Grave Secrets|Grave Secrets]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terrors from Beyond]]||Classic||[[Brian Courtemanche]]
|-
|2009||[[The Dig|The Dig]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terrors from Beyond]]||Classic||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|2009||[[A Method To Madness|A Method To Madness]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terrors from Beyond]]||Classic||[[John A. Almack]]
|-
|2009||[[Death By Misadventure|Death By Misadventure]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terrors from Beyond]]||Classic||[[Glyn White]]
|-
|2009||[[The Burning Stars|The Burning Stars]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terrors from Beyond]]||Classic||[[David Conyers]]
|-
|2009||[[Our Ladies of Sorrow: House of Shadows|Our Ladies of Sorrow: House of Shadows]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Our Ladies of Sorrow (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2009||[[Our Ladies of Sorrow: Desert of Sighs|Our Ladies of Sorrow: Desert of Sighs]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Our Ladies of Sorrow (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2009||[[Our Ladies of Sorrow: River of Tears|Our Ladies of Sorrow: River of Tears]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Our Ladies of Sorrow (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2009||[[Our Ladies of Sorrow: The Final Cut|Our Ladies of Sorrow: The Final Cut]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Our Ladies of Sorrow (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2009||[[Prophylaxis Panacea Efqa|Prophylaxis Panacea Efqa]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Invictus (Supplement)]] (Main product line)||Invictus||[[Chad Bowser]]
|-
|2009||[[Bad Company|Bad Company]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Cthulhu Britannica]]||Gaslight||[[Alan Bligh]]
|-
|2009||[[Darkness, Descending|Darkness, Descending]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Cthulhu Britannica]]||Classic||[[Mike Mason]]
|-
|2009||[[Wrong Turn|Wrong Turn]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Cthulhu Britannica]]||Modern||[[John French]]
|-
|2009||[[King|King]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Cthulhu Britannica]]||Near Future||[[Keary Birch]]
|-
|2009||[[My Little Sister Will Make You Suffer!|My Little Sister Will Make You Suffer!]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Cthulhu Britannica]]||Future||[[Paul Fricker]]
|-
|2009||[[Madness in London Town]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 2: Madness in London Town (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 2: Madness in London Town]]||Classic||[[Rick Maffei]]
|-
|2009||[[Lonely Hearts (Taste Great)|Lonely Hearts (Taste Great)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Arkham Now]]||Modern||[[Matt Sanborn]]
|-
|2009||[[Lost in a Book|Lost in a Book]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Arkham Now]]||Modern||[[Brian Courtemanche]]
|-
|2009||[[I Did What The Virgin Asked|I Did What The Virgin Asked]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Arkham Now]]||Modern||[[Matt Sanborn]]
|-
|2009||[[Master Wu's Marriage|Master Wu's Marriage]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||Classical China||[[Alessandro Mana]]
|-
|2009||[[Children of a Starry Heaven|Children of a Starry Heaven]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||Ancient Greece||[[Christopher Smith Adair]]
|-
|2009||[[Cursed Be The City|Cursed Be The City]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||Stone Age||[[Davide Mana]]
|-
|2009||[[To Hell Or Connaught|To Hell Or Connaught]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||English Civil War||[[Eckhard Huelshoff]]
|-
|2009||[[They Did Not Think It Too Many|They Did Not Think It Too Many]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||Invictus||[[Adam Crossingham]]
|-
|2009||[[The Iron-Banded Box|The Iron-Banded Box]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||Feudal Japan||[[Michael Dziesinski]]
|-
|2009||[[Three Days of Peace, Music, and Tentacle Love|Three Days of Peace, Music, and Tentacle Love]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||1960s||[[Shannon R. Bell]]
|-
|2009||[[A Hard Road To Travel|A Hard Road To Travel]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||American Civil War||[[Gary Sumpter]]
|-
|2009||[[Time After Time|Time After Time]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Strange Aeons II]]||Future||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|2009||[[After Lovecraft: The Horror at Red Hook (Scenario)|After Lovecraft: The Horror at Red Hook]]||[[Super Genius Games]]||[[After Lovecraft: The Horror at Red Hook (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Rick Dakan]]
|-
|2009||[[Snows of an Early Winter (Scenario)|Snows of an Early Winter]]||[[Super Genius Games]]||[[Snows Of An Early Winter (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Louis Agresta]]
|-
|2009||[[Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 1: Digging for a Dead God (Scenario)|Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 1: Digging for a Dead God]]||[[Wicked Dead Brewing]]||[[Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 1: Digging for a Dead God (Supplement)]]||World War II||[[John Wick]]
|-
|2009||[[Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 2: Calling the King (Scenario)|Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 2: Calling the King]]||[[Wicked Dead Brewing]]||[[Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 2: Calling the King (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[John Wick]]
|-
|2009||[[Arcanum Imperii (Cthulhu Live Script)|Arcanum Imperii (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Arcanum Imperii]]||Invictus||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]]
|-
|2009||[[Witchfinder (Cthulhu Live Script)|Witchfinder (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Witchfinder]]||World War II||[[Robert 'Mac' McLaughlin]], [[Paul Michael Janousek]]
|-
|2009||[[Sphere of Influence (Scenario)|Sphere of Influence]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Mysteries of Sudan]]||Gaslight||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2009||[[Horror in the Sudd|Horror in the Sudd]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Mysteries of Sudan]]||Gaslight||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2009||[[Party Gone Wrong|Party Gone Wrong]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Mystic Alliances]]||Near Future||[[Kamal Lombardi]]
|-
|2009||[[Pretty Good Plank|Pretty Good Plank]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Mystic Alliances]]||Near Future||[[Kamal Lombardi]]
|-
|2009||[[The Beloved Dead|The Beloved Dead]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||Chronicle of Future Earth||Sarah Newton
|-
|2009||[[Cain's Clan|Cain's Clan]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||Modern||[[Ed McGlinn]]
|-
|2009||[[A Chill Down Your Spine|A Chill Down Your Spine]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||1991||[[Harris Burkhalter]]
|-
|2009||[[The Dragon and the Wolf|The Dragon and the Wolf]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||Dark Ages||[[John W. Thompson]]
|-
|2009||[[Earth: Rest Stop, Body Shop|Earth: Rest Stop, Body Shop]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||Modern||[[John D. Kennedy]]
|-
|2009||[[Longa Obscuritas|Longa Obscuritas]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2009||[[Jubai Kaidan|Jubai Kaidan]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||Modern (Japan)||[[Simon Yee]]
|-
|2009||[[Revenge of the Hei People|Revenge of the Hei People]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||Modern||[[Nick Davison]]
|-
|2009||[[Who's That Knocking? |Who's That Knocking? ]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Bride of Halloween Horror]]||Modern||[[Garnett Elliot]]
|-
|2009||[[Escape Velocity|Escape Velocity]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Jovian Nightmares]]||Future||[[John Ossoway]]
|-
|2009||[[Shenandoah (Scenario)|Shenandoah]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Shenandoah (Monograph)|Shenandoah]]||Classic||[[John Pettit]]
|-
|2009||[[Five Go Mad In Egypt (Scenario)|Five Go Mad In Egypt]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Five Go Mad In Egypt (Monograph)|Five Go Mad In Egypt]]||Classic||[[Alexander Leithes]]
|-
|2009||[[Flesh Festival|Flesh Festival]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Plan 09 From Halloween]]||Classic||[[Victor M. Aguirre]]
|-
|2009||[[You Are What You Eat|You Are What You Eat]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Plan 09 From Halloween]]||Classic or Modern||[[Jason Lindsey]]
|-
|2009||[[The Faculty Party|The Faculty Party]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Plan 09 From Halloween]]||Classic or Modern||[[Jon Hook]]
|-
|2009||[[The Return of the Magician|The Return of the Magician]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Plan 09 From Halloween]]||Classic||[[Simon Yee]]
|-
|2009||[[Halloween Nuit|Halloween Nuit]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Plan 09 From Halloween]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2009||[[Must The Show Go On?|Must The Show Go On?]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Plan 09 From Halloween]]||Classic||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2009||[[The Dead School|The Dead School]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Plan 09 From Halloween]]||Modern||[[Paul Hebron]]
|-
|2009||[[Valen's Tower|Valen's Tower]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Queensguard]]||Steampunk America||[[Jeffrey Rissman]]
|-
|2009||[[The Queen and the Kmir |The Queen and the Kmir ]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Queensguard]]||Steampunk America||[[Jeffrey Rissman]]
|-
|2010||[[Blood and Water|Blood and Water]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Avalon - The County of Somerset]]||Classic||[[Paul Wade-Williams]]
|-
|2010||[[Strange Little Girl|Strange Little Girl]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Avalon - The County of Somerset]]||Classic||[[Paul Wade-Williams]]
|-
|2010||[[St. Swithin's Hole|St. Swithin's Hole]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Avalon - The County of Somerset]]||Classic||[[Paul Wade-Williams]]
|-
|2010||[[Shadows of Leningrad]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 3: Shadows of Leningrad (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 3: Shadows of Leningrad]]||Classic||[[Mike Ferguson]]
|-
|2010||[[Abominations of the Amazon]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu: Abomination of the Amazon]], [[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 5: Long Reach of Evil (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 5: Long Reach of Evil]]||Classic (Amazon)||[[Mike Ferguson]]
|-
|2010||[[Horrors from Yuggoth]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 4: Horrors From Yuggoth (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 4: Horrors from Yuggoth]]||Classic||[[Adrian M. Pommier]]
|-
|2010||[[Shades of Tomorrow Lost|Shades of Tomorrow Lost]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[More Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|2010||[[Ghost of Florentina|Ghost of Florentina]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[More Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Bret Kramer]]
|-
|2010||[[The Crystal Cavern|The Crystal Cavern]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[More Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Brian Courtemanche]]
|-
|2010||[[Engine Trouble|Engine Trouble]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[More Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Tom Lynch]]
|-
|2010||[[Spare the Rod|Spare the Rod]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[More Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Adam Gauntlett]]
|-
|2010||[[The Hopeful|The Hopeful]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[More Adventures in Arkham Country]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2010||[[Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 3: Archimedes 7 (Scenario)|Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 3: Archimedes 7]]||[[Wicked Dead Brewing]]||[[Curse of the Yellow Sign, Act 3: Archimedes 7 (Supplement)]]||Future||[[John Wick]]
|-
|2010||[[Muerte al Chupacabras! (Cthulhu Live Script)|Muerte al Chupacabras! (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: Muerte al Chupacabras! (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[William T. Thrasher ]]
|-
|2010||[[Vengeance From Beyond|Vengeance From Beyond]]||[[Unbound]]||[[Monophobia (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Mark Chiddicks]]
|-
|2010||[[Of Grave Concern|Of Grave Concern]]||[[Unbound]]||[[Monophobia (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Marcus Bone]]
|-
|2010||[[Robinson Gruesome|Robinson Gruesome]]||[[Unbound]]||[[Monophobia (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Mark Chiddicks]]
|-
|2010||[[Secrets of the Congo (Campaign)|Secrets of the Congo]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Secrets of the Congo (Monograph)|Secrets of the Congo]]||Classic||[[Michael Fredholm von Essen]]
|-
|2010||[[Rise of the Dead, Part 2 - The Raid|Rise of the Dead, Part 2 - The Raid]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Rise of the Dead - The Raid]]||Modern||[[Andre Kruppa]]
|-
|2010||[[Mysteries of the Raj (Scenario)|Mysteries of the Raj (Scenario)]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Mysteries of the Raj (Monograph)|Mysteries of the Raj]]||Gaslight||[[Michael J. Daumen]]
|-
|2010||[[Night Terrors (Scenario)|Night Terrors]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Spirits & Dreams of the Viking Age]]||Dark Ages Vikings||[[Thomas B. de Mayo]]
|-
|2010||[[Prophecy of the Draugar|Prophecy of the Draugar]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Spirits & Dreams of the Viking Age]]||Dark Ages Vikings||[[Thomas B. de Mayo]]
|-
|2010||[[Odin's Call|Odin's Call]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Spirits & Dreams of the Viking Age]]||Dark Ages Vikings||[[Thomas B. de Mayo]]
|-
|2010||[[The Trickster's Feast|The Trickster's Feast]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Spirits & Dreams of the Viking Age]]||Dark Ages Vikings||[[Thomas B. de Mayo]]
|-
|2010||[[The Starving Ones|The Starving Ones (Scenario)]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Children of the Storm]]||Classic (Depression)||[[Shae Davidson]]
|-
|2010||[[To The Dust Returned|To The Dust Returned]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Children of the Storm]]||Classic (Depression)||[[Shae Davidson]]
|-
|2010||[[Entr'acte|Entr'acte]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Children of the Storm]]||Classic (Depression)||[[Shae Davidson]]
|-
|2010||[[The Tractate|The Tractate]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Children of the Storm]]||Classic (Depression)||[[Shae Davidson]]
|-
|2010||[[Darkness in the Lighthouse|Darkness in the Lighthouse]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The House That Stands Alone (Monograph)|The House That Stands Alone]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2010||[[Wilson's Lodge|Wilson's Lodge]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The House That Stands Alone (Monograph)|The House That Stands Alone]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2010||[[Forgotten Pyramid|Forgotten Pyramid]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The House That Stands Alone (Monograph)|The House That Stands Alone]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2010||[[Hellish Engine|Hellish Engine]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The House That Stands Alone (Monograph)|The House That Stands Alone]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2010||[[The House That Stands Alone (Scenario) |The House That Stands Alone]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The House That Stands Alone (Monograph)|The House That Stands Alone]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|2010||[[The Man in the Hat (Scenario)|The Man in the Hat]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Ghosts In The House]]||Modern||[[Alan Leddon]]
|-
|2010||[[A House Full of Ghosts|A House Full of Ghosts]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Ghosts In The House]]||Modern||[[Alan Leddon]]
|-
|2010||[[The Hole in the Attic|The Hole in the Attic]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Ghosts In The House]]||Modern||[[Alan Leddon]]
|-
|2010||[[The Last Gasp|The Last Gasp]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Ghosts In The House]]||Modern||[[Alan Leddon]]
|-
|2011||[[Bacchanalia (Scenario)|Bacchanalia]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu Invictus Companion]]||Invictus||[[Chad Bowser]], [[Andi Newton]]
|-
|2011||[[The Fires of Sumatra]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 5: Long Reach of Evil (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 5: Long Reach of Evil]]||Classic (Sumatra)||[[Richard Pett]]
|-
|2011||[[Terror at the Top of the World]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 5: Long Reach of Evil (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 5: Long Reach of Evil]]||Classic (Tibet)||[[Rick Maffei]]
|-
|2011||[[Death And Horror Incorporated|Death and Horror Incorporated]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Shadows Over Scotland]]||Classic (Scotland)||[[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2011||[[The Hand Of Abyzou|The Hand of Abyzou]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Shadows Over Scotland]]||Classic (Scotland)||[[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2011||[[Uisge Beatha ('The Water of Life')|Uisge Beatha ('The Water of Life')]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Shadows Over Scotland]]||Classic (Scotland)||[[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2011||[[Heed The Kraken's Call|Heed the Kraken's Call]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Shadows Over Scotland]]||Classic (Scotland)||[[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2011||[[The Forbidden Isle|The Forbidden Isle]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Shadows Over Scotland]]||Classic (Scotland)||[[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2011||[[Star Seed (Scenario)|Star Seed]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Shadows Over Scotland]]||Classic (Scotland)||[[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2011||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: The Seventh Turn|The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: The Seventh Turn]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco (Supplement)]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: Mask of the Funeral Clown|The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: Mask of the Funeral Clown]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco (Supplement)]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: Scion of Vulcan|The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: Scion of Vulcan]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco (Supplement)]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: A Second Theseus|The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: A Second Theseus]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco (Supplement)]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: Naufractus|The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: Naufractus]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco (Supplement)]] (preorder bonus), [[Lux In Tenebras]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: Secret in Sardinia|The Legacy of Arrius Lurco: Secret in Sardinia]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco (Supplement)]] (preorder bonus), [[Lux In Tenebras]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[The Island (Cthulhu Live Script)|The Island (Cthulhu Live Script)]]||[[Skirmisher]]||[[Cthulhu Live: The Island (Supplement)]]||1940s||[[David M. Fitzgerald ]]
|-
|2011||[[Arkham General|Arkham General]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Dreaming Prince]]||Classic||[[Teague Avent]]
|-
|2011||[[Reanimator (Scenario)|Reanimator (aka Herbert West, M.D.)]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Dreaming Prince]]||Modern||[[Teague Avent]]
|-
|2011||[[Eye of the Storm|Eye of the Storm]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Dreaming Prince]]||Modern||[[Teague Avent]]
|-
|2011||[[Blood and Glory|Blood and Glory]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Gods Hate Me (Monograph)|The Gods Hate Me]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[The Gods Hate Me (Scenario)|The Gods Hate Me]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Gods Hate Me (Monograph)|The Gods Hate Me]]||Invictus||[[Simon Yee]]
|-
|2011||[[Clockwork Rome|Clockwork Rome]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Gods Hate Me (Monograph)|The Gods Hate Me]]||Invictus||[[Liam Jones]]
|-
|2011||[[Death and Bane|Death and Bane]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Gods Hate Me (Monograph)|The Gods Hate Me]]||Invictus||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2011||[[Lights on the Vesuvius|Lights on the Vesuvius]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Gods Hate Me (Monograph)|The Gods Hate Me]]||Invictus||[[Jean-Philipe Chapleau]]
|-
|2011||[[Ursinus' Animal Show|Ursinus' Animal Show]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Gods Hate Me (Monograph)|The Gods Hate Me]]||Invictus||[[H. Jesseman]]
|-
|2011||[[The God Unknown|The God Unknown]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[The Gods Hate Me (Monograph)|The Gods Hate Me]]||Invictus||[[Max Nelson]]
|-
|2011||[[Fear in a Bottle|Fear in a Bottle]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||Classic||[[John A. Almack]]
|-
|2011||[[The Lock-In|The Lock-In]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||||[[Jon Hook]]
|-
|2011||[[The Ilsley Variant|The Ilsley Variant]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||||[[Rick Hudson]]
|-
|2011||[[The Confessions of St. Augustine, Chapter CCLXVIII|The Confessions of St. Augustine, Chapter CCLXVIII]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||||[[Tim Hutchings]]
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|2011||[[The Great Old Ones On The Great White Way|The Great Old Ones On The Great White Way]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||Modern||[[Joseph M. Isenberg]]
|-
|2011||[[The Costume Party|The Costume Party]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||||[[Tim Moriarty]]
|-
|2011||[[Lemuralia|Lemuralia]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[13 Black Candles|13 Black Candles]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||American Revolution||[[Jeff Woodall]]
|-
|2011||[[Dead Leaves Fall (Scenario)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||Monograph: [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]||Classic||[[Simon Yee]]
|-
|2011||[[That Which Is Dead Shall Refuse To Lie|That Which Is Dead Shall Refuse To Lie]]||[[Kobold Quarterly]]||[[Red Eye of Azathoth]]||9th Century (England)||[[Tim Connors]]
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|2011||[[The Silence of Thousands Shall Quell the Refrain|The Silence of Thousands Shall Quell the Refrain]]||[[Kobold Quarterly]]||[[Red Eye of Azathoth]]||13th Century (Japan)||[[Michael Furlanetto]]
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|2011||[[Fires of Hatred Defile the Sky|Fires of Hatred Defile the Sky]]||[[Kobold Quarterly]]||[[Red Eye of Azathoth]]||15th Century (Spain)||[[Eileen Connors]]
|-
|2011||[[Lost Shall Be Those Bearding Souls Split in Twain|Lost Shall Be Those Bearding Souls Split in Twain]]||[[Kobold Quarterly]]||[[Red Eye of Azathoth]]||16th Century||[[Chad Bowser]]
|-
|2011||[[And Madness Shall Rise to Devour the West|And Madness Shall Rise to Devour the West]]||[[Kobold Quarterly]]||[[Red Eye of Azathoth]]||Wild West||[[Ted Reed]]
|-
|2011||[[Misplaced Purity|Misplaced Purity]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Lux In Tenebras]]||Invictus||[[Shoshana Kessock]]
|-
|2011||[[On A Lonely Road|On A Lonely Road]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Lux In Tenebras]]||Invictus||[[Jean-Philipe Chapleau]]
|-
|2011||[[Vinea Perversa|Vinea Perversa]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Lux In Tenebras]]||Invictus||[[Tom Lynch]]
|-
|2011||[[Dreams of Atlantis|Dreams of Atlantis]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Lux In Tenebras]]||Invictus||[[Sean Foster]]
|-
|2011||[[The Dread Idol|The Dread Idol]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Lux In Tenebras]]||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2011||[[Turn to Stone|Turn to Stone]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[The Sevenfold Path]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2011||[[Higher Than Truth|Higher Than Truth]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[The Sevenfold Path]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2011||[[Desire Made Manifest|Desire Made Manifest]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[The Sevenfold Path]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2011||[[Yggdrasil|Yggdrasil]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[The Sevenfold Path]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2011||[[Twilight Time|Twilight Time]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[The Sevenfold Path]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2012||[[The Night of the Jackals|The Night of the Jackals]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu by Gaslight, Third Edition]]||Gaslight||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2012||[[The Burnt Man|The Burnt Man]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cthulhu by Gaslight, Third Edition]]||Gaslight||[[Richard Watts]]
|-
|2012||[[A Dream of Japan]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 6: A Dream of Japan (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 6: A Dream of Japan]]||Classic||[[Brendan LaSalle]]
|-
|2012||[[Three Kings]]||[[Modiphius]]||[[Achtung Cthulhu: Zero Point, Part 1 - Three Kings (Supplement)|Achtung Cthulhu: Zero Point, Part 1 - Three Kings]]||World War II||Sarah Newton
|-
|2012||[[Poitin for Father Moloch|Poitin for Father Moloch]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Mysteries of Ireland]]||Classic||[[Colin Dunlop]]
|-
|2012||[[The Demon in St Niclaus's church|The Demon in St Niclaus's church]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Mysteries of Ireland]]||Classic||[[Colin Dunlop]]
|-
|2012||[[Blood Fruit|Blood Fruit]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Mysteries of Ireland]]||Classic||[[Colin Dunlop]]
|-
|2012||[[The Westerfield Incident|The Westerfield Incident]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Bumps In The Night]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|2012||[[The Vengeful Dead|The Vengeful Dead]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Bumps In The Night]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|2012||[[The Bitter Venom of the Gods|The Bitter Venom of the Gods]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Bumps In The Night]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|2012||[[Curse of the Screaming Skull|Curse of the Screaming Skull]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Bumps In The Night]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|2012||[[An Unsettled Mind|An Unsettled Mind]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[Bumps In The Night]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]]
|-
|2012||[[Heroes of the Sea (Scenario)|Heroes of the Sea]]||[[Modiphius]]||[[Achtung Cthulhu: Zero Point, Part 2 - Heroes of the Sea (Supplement)|Achtung Cthulhu: Zero Point, Part 2 - Heroes of the Sea]]||World War II||Sarah Newton
|-
|2012||[[Arkham Case Files: Deep Morgue (Scenario)|Arkham Case Files: Deep Morgue]]||[[Solace]]||[[Arkham Case Files: Deep Morgue (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Anthony Uyl]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:A Whitby Vampire|A Whitby Vampire]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:The North York Moors|The North York Moors]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:Durham Cathedral|Durham Cathedral]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:Cardington|Cardington]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:Newcastle|Newcastle]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:The List|The List]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:Heliowall|Heliowall]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:The Graf Zeppelin|The Graf Zeppelin]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[Terror from the Skies:The Last Leg|The Last Leg]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Terror from the Skies (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Colin Hart]]
|-
|2012||[[The Ballad of Bass Rock (Scenario)|The Ballad of Bass Rock]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[The Ballad of Bass Rock (Supplement)|The Ballad of Bass Rock]]||Classic||[[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2012||[[The Timeless Sands of India]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 7: The Timeless Sands of India (Supplement)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 7: The Timeless Sands of India]]||Classic||[[Jon Hook]]
|-
|2013||[[The House on Yellow Buck Mountain|The House on Yellow Buck Mountain]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[The Phantom of Wilson Creek]]||Classic||[[Andy Miller]]
|-
|2013||[[Return to Yellow Buck Mountain|Return to Yellow Buck Mountain]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[The Phantom of Wilson Creek]]||Classic||[[Andy Miller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Wizard of Wilson Creek|The Wizard of Wilson Creek]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[The Phantom of Wilson Creek]]||Classic||[[Andy Miller]]
|-
|2013||[[This Village Was Made for Us|This Village Was Made for Us]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Atomic-Age Cthulhu]]||1950s||[[Christopher Smith Adair]]
|-
|2013||[[L.A. Diabolical|L.A. Diabolical]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Atomic-Age Cthulhu]]||1950s||[[Brian Courtemanche]]
|-
|2013||[[Destroying Paradise, Hawai'ian Style|Destroying Paradise, Hawai'ian Style]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Atomic-Age Cthulhu]]||1950s||[[Michael Dziesinski]]
|-
|2013||[[High Octane|High Octane]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Atomic-Age Cthulhu]]||1950s||[[Tom Lynch]]
|-
|2013||[[The Return of Old Reliable|The Return of Old Reliable]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Atomic-Age Cthulhu]]||1950s||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2013||[[Forgotten Wars |Forgotten Wars ]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Atomic-Age Cthulhu]]||1950s||[[Brian Sammons]]
|-
|2013||[[TV Casualty|TV Casualty]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Atomic-Age Cthulhu]]||1950s||[[Matt Sanborn]]
|-
|2013||[[The Tenement (Scenario)|The Tenement]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Tales of the Sleepless City]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2013||[[A Night at the Opera (Scenario)|A Night at the Opera]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Tales of the Sleepless City]]||Classic||[[Mikael Hedberg]]
|-
|2013||[[The Terror from the Museum (Scenario)|The Terror from the Museum]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Tales of the Sleepless City]]||Classic||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|2013||[[To Awaken What Never Sleeps|To Awaken What Never Sleeps]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Tales of the Sleepless City]]||Classic||[[Dan Harms]]
|-
|2013||[[The Fishers of Men|The Fishers of Men]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Tales of the Sleepless City]]||Classic||[[C. Michael Hurst]]
|-
|2013||[[Értóng hé Kūqì de Mǔqīn (The Child and the Weeping Mother)|Értóng hé Kūqì de Mǔqīn (The Child and the Weeping Mother)]]||[[Miskatonic River Press]]||[[Tales of the Sleepless City]]||Classic||[[Tom Lynch]], [[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|2013||[[Invisible Sun|Invisible Sun]]||[[Sixtystone Press]]||[[Lost in the Lights]]||Modern||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Art of Madness (Chaosium Scenario)|The Art of Madness]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The House of R'lyeh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Brian Courtemanche]]
|-
|2013||[[The Crystal of Chaos|The Crystal of Chaos]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The House of R'lyeh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Peter Gilham]], [[David Conyers]]
|-
|2013||[[The Return of the Hound|The Return of the Hound]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The House of R'lyeh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Glyn White]]
|-
|2013||[[The Jermyn Horror|The Jermyn Horror]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The House of R'lyeh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[David Conyers]]
|-
|2013||[[Nameless City, Nameless Terrors|Nameless City, Nameless Terrors]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[The House of R'lyeh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Brian Sammons]]
|-
|2013||[[Achtung Cthulhu: The Trellborg Monstrosities (Scenario)|Achtung Cthulhu: The Trellborg Monstrosities]]||[[Modiphius]]||[[Achtung Cthulhu: The Trellborg Monstrosities (Supplement)]]||World War II||[[John Houlihan]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Mr Lao|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Mr Lao]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Life In A Dream|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Life In A Dream]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Sarkomand|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Sarkomand]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Travel by Sea|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Travel by Sea]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Wandering|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Wandering]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: The Underworld|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: The Underworld]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Inquanok |The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Inquanok ]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Lhosk |The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Lhosk ]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Ilek-Vad|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Ilek-Vad]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Sarnath|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Sarnath]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Ulthar|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Ulthar]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Return to Earth|The Sense of Sleight of Hand Man: Return to Earth]]||[[Arc Dream Publishing]]||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (Supplement)]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|2013||[[The God in the Woods (Scenario)|The God in the Woods]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[ World War Cthulhu: Their Darkest Hour]]||World War II||no individual credit
|-
|2013||[[Fungi Mine (Scenario)|Fungi Mine]]||[[Solace]]||[[Mythos Case Files: Fungi Mine (Supplement)]]||Modern||[[Anthony Uyl]]
|-
|2013||[[Consumption|Consumption]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[The Island of Ignorance]]||Classic||[[Brian M. Sammons]]
|-
|2013||[[The Lonely Point Lighthouse|The Lonely Point Lighthouse]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[The Island of Ignorance]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2013||[[Let the Children Come to Me|Let the Children Come to Me]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[The Island of Ignorance]]||Classic||[[Mark Shireman]]
|-
|2013||[[With Blue Uncertain Stumbling|With Blue Uncertain Stumbling]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[The Island of Ignorance]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2013||[[Darkness Illuminated|Darkness Illuminated]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[The Island of Ignorance]]||Classic||[[Jon Hook]]
|-
|2013||[[Canis Mysterium (Scenario)|Canis Mysterium]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Canis Mysterium (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Scott Haartman]]
|-
|2013||[[Northanger Abbey and the Necronomicon|Northanger Abbey and the Necronomicon]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Monograph)]]|| Regency England || [[John A. Almack]]
|-
|2013||[[The Inheritance|The Inheritance]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Monograph)]]|| Classic || [[Padraic Barrett]]
|-
|2013||[[Three Maidens of Bingen|Three Maidens of Bingen]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Monograph)]]|| Invictus || [[Joseph M. Isenberg]]
|-
|2013||[[Dear Ladies|Dear Ladies]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Monograph)]]|| ??? || [[Hugh Jesseman]]
|-
|2013||[[His Pleasant Dream Was Shattered|His Pleasant Dream Was Shattered]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Monograph)]]|| ??? || [[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2013||[[Splatter Punks|Splatter Punks]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Monograph)]]|| 1980s || [[Jeff Woodall]]
|-
|2013||[[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Scenario)|Horror Stories From The Red Room]]||[[Chaosium]] MULA||[[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Monograph)]]|| Classic || [[Simon Yee]]
|-
|2013||[[Dreaming of the River of Light|Dreaming of the River of Light]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Tibet]]||Classic||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2013||[[Company Town|Company Town]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Tibet]]||Classic||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2013||[[O' Sleeper! Arise!|O' Sleeper! Arise!]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Secrets of Tibet]]||Classic||[[Jason Williams]]
|-
|2013||[[Dead Light (Scenario)|Dead Light]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Dead Light (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Alan Bligh]]
|-
|2014||[[Achtung Cthulhu: Kontamination (Scenario)|Achtung Cthulhu: Kontamination]]||[[Modiphius]]||[[Achtung Cthulhu: Kontamination (Supplement)]]||World War II||[[Sam Richards]], [[Matthew Pook]]
|-
|2014||[[The Black Cat (Scenario)|The Black Cat]]||[[Sixtystone Press]]||[[Cathulhu (Supplement)]]||Classic (cats)||[[Ingo Ahrens]], [[Bill Walsh]]
|-
|2014||[[Bloodlines|Bloodlines]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[Tales of the Crescent City]]||Classic||[[Michael Hurst]]
|-
|2014||[[Needles|Needles]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[Tales of the Crescent City]]||Classic||[[Dan Harms]]
|-
|2014||[[The Quickening Spiral|The Quickening Spiral]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[Tales of the Crescent City]]||Classic||[[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2014||[[Song and Dance|Song and Dance]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[Tales of the Crescent City]]||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2014||[[Five Lights at the Crossroad|Five Lights at the Crossroad]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[Tales of the Crescent City]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2014||[[Asylum: The Return of the Yellow Sign|Asylum: The Return of the Yellow Sign]]||[[Golden Goblin Press]]||[[Tales of the Crescent City]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]]
|-
|2014||[[Sleeper Agents (Scenario)|Sleeper Agents]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[World War Cthulhu: Europe Ablaze]]||World War II||[[Nick Robinson]]
|-
|2014||[[The Play is the Thing|The Play is the Thing]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[World War Cthulhu: Europe Ablaze]]||World War II||[[Walt Ciechanowski]]
|-
|2014||[[We Will Remember Them|We Will Remember Them]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[World War Cthulhu: Europe Ablaze]]||World War II||[[Paul Fricker]]
|-
|2014||[[Lift Not Thy Hands|Lift Not Thy Hands]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[World War Cthulhu: Europe Ablaze]]||World War II||[[Andy Nicholson]]
|-
|2014||[[The Angel of the Abyss (Scenario)|The Angel of the Abyss]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[World War Cthulhu: Europe Ablaze]]||World War II||[[Matthew Sanderson]]
|-
|2014||[[Stowaways|Stowaways]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[World War Cthulhu: Europe Ablaze]]||World War II||[[Scott Dorward]]
|-
|2014||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng (Scenario)|Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu, Vol. 8: Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Jon Hook]]
|-
|2014||[[Horror on the Orient Express:The Blood Red Fez|Horror on the Orient Express:The Blood Red Fez]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]] (2nd edition)||Gaslight||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|2014||[[Horror on the Orient Express: The Dreamlands Express|Horror on the Orient Express: The Dreamlands Express]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]] (2nd edition)||Dreamlands||[[Penelope Love]]
|-
|2014||[[Horror on the Orient Express: The Dark Crusader (Constantinople)|Horror on the Orient Express: The Dark Crusader (Constantinople)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]] (2nd edition)||Dark Ages||[[Geoff Gillan]]
|-
|2014||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Bread and Stone (Vinkovci)|Horror on the Orient Express: Bread and Stone (Vinkovci)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]] (2nd edition)||Classic||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2014||[[Horror on the Orient Express: Sanguis Omnia Vincet (Constantinople)|Horror on the Orient Express: Sanguis Omnia Vincet (Constantinople)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]] (2nd edition)||Invictus||[[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2014||[[Horror on the Orient Express: The Simulacrum Unbound (Istanbul)|Horror on the Orient Express: The Simulacrum Unbound (Istanbul)]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Horror on the Orient Express]] (2nd edition)||Modern||[[Mike Mason]], [[Penelope Love]]
|-
|2014||[[Terror on the Thames|Terror on the Thames]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Cthulhu Britannica: London Box Set]]||Classic||[[Peter Wright]]
|-
|2014||[[Those Poor Souls Who Dwell in Light|Those Poor Souls Who Dwell in Light]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Cthulhu Britannica: London Box Set]]||Classic||[[Paul Fricker]]
|-
|2014||[[The Non-Euclidean Gate (Scenario)|The Non-Euclidean Gate]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[Cthulhu Britannica: London Box Set]]||Classic||[[Mark Latham]]
|-
|2014||[[Cold Harvest (Scenario)|Cold Harvest]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Cold Harvest (Supplement)]]||Stalin's Russia||[[Chad Bowser]]
|-
|2014||[[Age of Cthulhu: Transatlantic Terror (Scenario)|Age of Cthulhu: Transatlantic Terror]]||[[Goodman Games]]||[[Age of Cthulhu: Transatlantic Terror (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Jon Hook]]
|-
|2015||[[Amidst the Ancient Trees|Amidst the Ancient Trees]]||[[Chaosium]]||Call of Cthulhu Rulebook (7th Edition)||Classic||[[Matthew Sanderson]],[[Mike Mason]]
|-
|2015||[[Crimson Letters|Crimson Letters]]||[[Chaosium]]||Call of Cthulhu Rulebook (7th Edition)||Classic||[[Alan Bligh]],[[Mike Mason]]
|-
|2015||[[Blackwater Creek (Scenario)|Blackwater Creek]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Keeper's Screen, 7E Rules]]||Classic||[[Scott Dorward]]
|-
|2015||[[Missed Dues|Missed Dues]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Keeper's Screen, 7E Rules]]||Classic||[[Mike Mason]]
|-
|2015||[[The Curse of Nineveh:Ancient Echoes|The Curse of Nineveh:Ancient Echoes]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[The Curse of Nineveh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Mike Mason]]
|-
|2015||[[The Curse of Nineveh:That Which Was Broken|The Curse of Nineveh:That Which Was Broken]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[The Curse of Nineveh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Mike Mason]]
|-
|2015||[[The Curse of Nineveh:Bedlam|The Curse of Nineveh:Bedlam]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[The Curse of Nineveh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Mark Latham]]
|-
|2015||[[The Curse of Nineveh:The Watchers Below|The Curse of Nineveh:The Watchers Below]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[The Curse of Nineveh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Mark Latham]]
|-
|2015||[[The Curse of Nineveh:Catland, Sometimes Called Pussydom|The Curse of Nineveh:Catland, Sometimes Called Pussydom]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[The Curse of Nineveh (Supplement)]]||Classic, Dreamlands||[[Scott Dorward]]
|-
|2015||[[The Curse of Nineveh:Rise of the King|The Curse of Nineveh:Rise of the King]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[The Curse of Nineveh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Paul Fricker]]
|-
|2015||[[The Curse of Nineveh:For King and Country|The Curse of Nineveh:For King and Country]]||[[Cubicle 7]]||[[The Curse of Nineveh (Supplement)]]||Classic||[[Paul Fricker]]
|-
|2015||[[Alone Against the Flames (scenario)|Alone Against the Flames]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Alone Against the Flames (Supplement)]] || Classic || [[Gavin Inglis]]
|-
|2015||[[An Amaranthine Desire|An Amaranthine Desire]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Nameless Horrors (Supplement)]] || 1750s England || [[Matthew Sanderson]]
|-
|2015||[[A Message of Art|A Message of Art]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Nameless Horrors (Supplement)]] || Gaslight Paris || [[Matthew Sanderson]]
|-
|2015||[[And Some Fell on Stony Ground|And Some Fell on Stony Ground]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Nameless Horrors (Supplement)]] || Classic || [[Paul Fricker]]
|-
|2015||[[Bleak Prospect|Bleak Prospect]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Nameless Horrors (Supplement)]] || 1930s || [[Scott Dorward]]
|-
|2015||[[The Moonchild|The Moonchild]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Nameless Horrors (Supplement)]] || Modern || [[Paul Fricker]]
|-
|2015||[[The Space Between|The Space Between]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Nameless Horrors (Supplement)]] || Modern || [[Scott Dorward]]
|-
|2015||[[Shadows of Atlantis: Book 1, Chapter 1: The City of Broken Dreams|Shadows of Atlantis: Book 1, Chapter 1: The City of Broken Dreams]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Shadows of Atlantis (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Lynne Hardy]]
|-
|2015||[[Shadows of Atlantis: Book 1, Chapter 2: Into the Mouth of Truth|Shadows of Atlantis: Book 1, Chapter 2: Into the Mouth of Truth]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Shadows of Atlantis (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Lynne Hardy]]
|-
|2015||[[Shadows of Atlantis: Book 1, Chapter 3: A Light on the Horizon|Shadows of Atlantis: Book 1, Chapter 3: A Light on the Horizon]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Shadows of Atlantis (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Lynne Hardy]]
|-
|2015||[[Shadows of Atlantis: Book 2, Chapter 1: The Roof of the World|Shadows of Atlantis: Book 2, Chapter 1: The Roof of the World]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Shadows of Atlantis (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Lynne Hardy]]
|-
|2015||[[Shadows of Atlantis: Book 2, Chapter 2: A Precious Jewel|Shadows of Atlantis: Book 2, Chapter 2: A Precious Jewel]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Shadows of Atlantis (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Lynne Hardy]]
|-
|2015||[[Shadows of Atlantis: Book 2, Chapter 3: Fire & Brimstone|Shadows of Atlantis: Book 2, Chapter 3: Fire & Brimstone]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Shadows of Atlantis (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Lynne Hardy]]
|-
|2015||[[Shadows of Atlantis: Book 3, Chapter 1: A Look to the Past|Shadows of Atlantis: Book 3, Chapter 1: A Look to the Past]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Shadows of Atlantis (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Lynne Hardy]]
|-
|2015||[[Shadows of Atlantis: Book 3, Chapter 2: The Island of Splendour|Shadows of Atlantis: Book 3, Chapter 2: The Island of Splendour]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Shadows of Atlantis (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Lynne Hardy]]
|-
|2015||[[The Vetting of Marius Asina|The Vetting of Marius Asina]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[De Horrore Cosmico]] || Invictus || [[Jeff Moeller]]
|-
|2015||[[Doom (Scenario)|Doom]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[De Horrore Cosmico]] || Invictus || [[Chad Bowser]]
|-
|2015||[[Murmillo|Murmillo]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[De Horrore Cosmico]] || Invictus || [[Oscar Rios]]
|-
|2015||[[Kith and Kine|Kith and Kine]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[De Horrore Cosmico]] || Invictus || [[Phredd Groves]]
|-
|2015||[[The Devil's Mouth|The Devil's Mouth]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[De Horrore Cosmico]] || Invictus || [[Stuart Boon]]
|-
|2015||[[The Case of Tertius Orestius Sedonius|The Case of Tertius Orestius Sedonius]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[De Horrore Cosmico]] || Invictus || [[Penelope Love]], [[Mark Morrison]]
|-
|2015|| [[The Darkness Beneath the Hill|The Darkness Beneath the Hill]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Doors to Darkness (Supplement)]] || Classic || [[Christopher Smith Adair]]
|-
|2015|| [[Genius Loci|Genius Loci]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Doors to Darkness (Supplement)]] || Classic || [[Brian Courtemanche]]
|-
|2015|| [[Servants of the Lake|Servants of the Lake]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Doors to Darkness (Supplement)]] || Classic || [[Glynn Owen Barrass]]
|-
|2015|| [[Ties that Bind|Ties that Bind]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Doors to Darkness (Supplement)]] || Classic || [[Tom Lynch]]
|-
|2015|| [[None More Black|None More Black]] || [[Chaosium]] || [[Doors to Darkness (Supplement)]] || Classic || [[Brian Sammons]]
|-
|2015|| [[Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 1, Chapter 1: Siege on Saxemberg|Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 1, Chapter 1: Siege on Saxemberg]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Assault on the Mountains of Madness (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Jason Durall]] (+ [[Bill Bodden]], [[Alex Bund]], [[Alex Flagg]], [[Paul Fricker]])
|-
|2015|| [[Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 1, Chapter 2: The Floating Kingdom|Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 1, Chapter 2: The Floating Kingdom]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Assault on the Mountains of Madness (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Jason Durall]] (+ [[Bill Bodden]], [[Alex Bund]], [[Alex Flagg]], [[Paul Fricker]])
|-
|2015|| [[Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 2, Chapter 1: The Shores of Death|Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 2, Chapter 1: The Shores of Death]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Assault on the Mountains of Madness (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Jason Durall]] (+ [[Bill Bodden]], [[Alex Bund]], [[Alex Flagg]], [[Paul Fricker]])
|-
|2015|| [[Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 2, Chapter 2: A Trail of Frost and Blood|Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 2, Chapter 2: A Trail of Frost and Blood]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Assault on the Mountains of Madness (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Jason Durall]] (+ [[Bill Bodden]], [[Alex Bund]], [[Alex Flagg]], [[Paul Fricker]])
|-
|2015|| [[Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 2, Chapter 3: Into the Depths|Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 2, Chapter 3: Into the Depths]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Assault on the Mountains of Madness (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Jason Durall]] (+ [[Bill Bodden]], [[Alex Bund]], [[Alex Flagg]], [[Paul Fricker]])
|-
|2015|| [[Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 3, Chapter 1: The Nightmare Roads|Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 3, Chapter 1: The Nightmare Roads]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Assault on the Mountains of Madness (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Jason Durall]] (+ [[Bill Bodden]], [[Alex Bund]], [[Alex Flagg]], [[Paul Fricker]])
|-
|2015|| [[Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 3, Chapter 2: Black Ruins|Assault on the Mountains of Madness: Book 3, Chapter 2: Black Ruins]] || [[Modiphius]] || [[Achtung Cthulhu: Assault on the Mountains of Madness (Supplement)]] || World War II || [[Jason Durall]] (+ [[Bill Bodden]], [[Alex Bund]], [[Alex Flagg]], [[Paul Fricker]])
|-
|2015|| [[Cauchemar|Cauchemar]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[Legends of New Orleans]] || Classic || [[Tyler Hudak]]
|-
|2015|| [[Serva Me|Serva Me]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[Legends of New Orleans]] || Classic || [[John A. Almack]]
|-
|2015|| [[Deliver Me From Evil|Deliver Me From Evil]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[Legends of New Orleans]] || Classic || [[Jon Hook]]
|-
|2015|| [[The Second Voodoo War (Scenario)|The Second Voodoo War]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[Legends of New Orleans]] || Classic || [[Nicholas Nacario]]
|-
|2015|| [[The Curse of Devil Baby|The Curse of Devil Baby]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[Legends of New Orleans]] || Classic || [[Simon Yee]]
|-
|2015|| [[Never Cry Wolf|Never Cry Wolf]] || [[Golden Goblin Press]] || [[Legends of New Orleans]] || Classic || [[Mark Shireman]]
|-
|}

==INDEX: MAGAZINE PUBLISHED SCENARIOS==
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
! Year
! Scenario Title
! Publisher
! Periodical
! Era
! Author(s)
|-
|1982||[[Underground Menace (Scenario)|Underground Menace]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Different Worlds, Issue 19]]||Classic||[[Sandy Petersen]] Reprinted in Fragments of Fear
|-
|1982||[[The Horror on Old Hill (Scenario)|The Horror on Old Hill]]||[[Manzakk Publishing]]||[[Adventure Gaming, Volume 2 number 1]]||Classic||[[M.B. Willner]]
|-
|1983||[[Thoth's Dagger (Scenario)|Thoth's Dagger]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Different Worlds, Issue 27]]||Classic (Egypt)||[[William Hamblin]] Reprinted in Curse of the Chthonians
|-
|1983||[[The Wail of the Witch (Scenario)|The Wail of the Witch]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Different Worlds, Issue 30]]||Classic||[[Keith Herber]] Reprinted in Curse of Cthulhu
|-
|1983||[[Dial H for Horror (Scenario)|Dial "H" for Horror (Outline)]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 43]]||Modern (England)||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1983||[[Trail of the Loathsome Slime (Scenario)|Trail of the Loathsome Slime (Outline)]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 43]]||Modern (England)||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1983||[[Cthulhu Now! (Scenario)|Cthulhu Now! (Outline)]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 43]]||Modern (England)||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1983-1984||[[The Thing in the Darkness (Solo Scenario)|The Thing in the Darkness]]||[[Steve Jackson]]||[[Fantasy Gamer, Issue 03]]||Classic (Solo)||[[Matthew J. Costello]]
|-
|1984||[[The Crack'd and Crook’d Manse|The Crack’d and Crook’d Manse]]||[[Adventure Simulations]]||[[Multiverse, Issue 03]]||Classic||[[Mark Morrison]] Revised for Mansions of Madness
|-
|1984||[[The Watchers of Walberswick (Scenario)|The Watchers of Walberswick]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 50]]; [[Best of White Dwarf Scenarios #3]]||Classic (England)||[[Jon Sutherland]]
|-
|1984||[[Darkclaw (Scenario)|Darkclaw]]||[[Don Turnbull]]||[[Imagine, Issue 13]]||Classic||[[Simon Redgrave]]
|-
|1984||[[The Crystal of Chaos (Scenario)|The Crystal of Chaos]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Different Worlds, Issue 34]]||Classic||[[Peter Gilham]]
|-
|1984||[[The Last Log (Scenario)|The Last Log]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 56]]||Far Future||[[Jon Sutherland]], [[Steve Williams]], [[Tim Hall]]
|-
|1984||[[The Bleeding Stone of Iphtah (Scenario)|The Bleeding Stone of Iphtah]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 60]]||Classic||[[Steve Williams]], [[Jon Sutherland]] Also included as a bonus scenario to UK edition of CoC: 3rd Edition (send-away)
|-
|1985||[[The Eye of Sitar (Scenario)|The Eye of Sitar]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Different Worlds, Issue 38]]||Classic (San Francisco)||[[Darren Tschida]]
|-
|1985||[[Draw the Blinds on Yesterday (Scenario)|Draw the Blinds on Yesterday]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 63]]||Modern (England)||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1985||[[The Horse of the Invisible (Scenario)|The Horse of the Invisible]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 66]]||Classic (England)||[[Andy J. Bradbury]]
|-
|1985||[[A Nice Night for Screaming (Scenario)|A Nice Night for Screaming]]||[[Don Turnbull]]||[[Imagine, Issue 28]]||Classic||[[Marcus L. Rowland]] Revised for Blood Brothers
|-
|1985||[[The Nika Hoard (Scenario)|The Nika Hoard]]||[[Associates International]]||[[Game News, Issue 07]]||Classic (Middle East)||[[Patrick Larkin]]
|-
|1985||[[The Surrey Enigma (Scenario)|The Surrey Enigma]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 69]]||Classic (England)||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1985||[[Fear of Flying (Scenario)|Fear of Flying]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 72]]||Classic||[[Marcus L. Rowland]] Revised for Fearful Passages
|-
|1985-1986||[[Undergound (Scenario)|Undergound]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[The Good Games Guide, Issue 01]]||World War II (Britain)||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1986||[[White Fire (Scenario)|White Fire]]||[[Mersey Leisure Publishing]]||[[Adventurer, Issue 01]]||Classic (Britain)||Uncredited
|-
|1986||[[The Heart of the Dark (Scenario)|The Heart of the Dark]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 75]]||Classic||[[Andy J. Bradbury]]
|-
|1986||[[Ghost Jackal Kill (Scenario)|Ghost Jackal Kill]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 79]]||Classic||[[Graeme Davis]] Prequel to Statue of the Sorcerer
|-
|1986||[[Ancient and Modern (parts 1 & 2) (Scenario)|Ancient and Modern (parts 1 & 2)]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 80]] & [[White Dwarf, Issue 81]]||Classic & Ancient||[[Graham Staplehurst]] For both CoC and AD&D
|-
|1986||[[In the Waters of Wyman (Scenario)|In the Waters of Wyman]]||[[White Wolf]]||[[White Wolf Magazine, Issue 04]]||Classic||[[Stephan Wieck]]
|-
|1986||[[A Wee Dram of Danger (Scenario)|A Wee Dram of Danger]]||[[Mersey Leisure Publishing]]||[[Adventurer, Issue 05]]||Classic (Scotland)||[[Kevin Till]], [[Christopher Reeves]]
|-
|1987||[[Curse of the Bone (Scenario)|Curse of the Bone]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 86]]||Modern (England)||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1987||[[The Lake of Mist (Scenario)|The Lake of Mist]]||[[Mersey Leisure Publishing]]||[[Adventurer, Issue 10]]||Classic||[[Steve Hatherley]]
|-
|1987||[[The Lights of Madness (Scenario)|The Lights of Madness]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Different Worlds, Issue 45]]||Classic||[[Richard Launius]]
|-
|1987||[[The Paddington Horror (Scenario)|The Paddington Horror]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 88]]||Classic (England)||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1987||[[Black as Coal (Scenario)|Black as Coal]]||[[Conflict]]||[[Breakout, Issue 27]]||Classic||[[John Coleman]]
|-
|1987||[[Letters From a Foreign Land (Scenario)|Letters From a Foreign Land]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 93]]||Warhammer Fantasy Universe||[[Graham Staplehurst]] For CoC and Warhammer Fantasy & Middle Earth
|-
|1987||[[The Shadow on the Sea (Scenario)|The Shadow on the Sea]]||[[Chaosium]]||[[Different Worlds, Issue 47]]||Classic||[[Richard Launius]]
|-
|1988||[[Spirit of the Mountain (Scenario)|Spirit of the Mountain]]||[[Games Workshop]]||[[White Dwarf, Issue 99]]||Classic||[[Graeme Davis]]
|-
|1988||[[The Knocking Box (Scenario)|The Knocking Box]]||[[White Wolf]]||[[White Wolf Magazine, Issue 12]]||Classic||[[Michael DeWolfe]]
|-
|1988-1989||[[Cannibal Express (Scenario)|Cannibal Express]]||[[White Wolf]]||[[White Wolf Magazine, Issue 18]]||Classic||[[David Magnenet]]
|-
|1990||[[Odder Than Odd (Scenario)|Odder Than Odd]]||[[TSR]]||[[Polyhedron, Issue 54]]||Classic||[[Greg Alms]]
|-
|1990||[[Green for Danger (Scenario)|Green for Danger]]||[[Argus Specialty]]||[[Skeleton Crew, Oct 90]]||Modern||[[Nick Gillott]]
|-
|1990||[[The Horror Out of Partridgeville (Scenario)|The Horror Out of Partridgeville]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 46]]||Classic||[[Frederick Paul Kiesche, III]] based on The Space Eaters by Frank Belknap Long. Accompanied by an article providing stats for the creatures.
|-
|1990||[[The Key and The Gate (Scenario)|The Key and The Gate]]||[[White Wolf]]||[[White Wolf Magazine, Issue 23]]||Classic||[[Chris Hind]]
|-
|1990||[[Dark Side of the Force (Scenario)|Dark Side of the Force]]||[[Argus Specialty]]||[[Skeleton Crew, Dec 90]]; [[Challenge, Issue 62]]||Modern||[[Marcus L. Rowland]]
|-
|1990||[[Within You Without You (Scenario)|Within You Without You]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 01]]||Classic||[[John Tynes]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1991||[[Sweet Dreams Are Made of This (Scenario)|Sweet Dreams Are Made of This]]||[[Argus Specialty]]||[[Skeleton Crew, Mar 91]]||Modern||[[David Perry]]
|-
|1991||[[Grace Under Pressure (Scenario)|Grace Under Pressure]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 02]]; [[The Unspeakable Oath: Courting Madness]]||Modern||[[Jeff Barber]], [[John Tynes]] Reprinted as standalone book
|-
|1991||[[Shadow Over Stockton (Scenario)|Shadow Over Stockton]]||[[Vortext Publishing]]||[[Vortext, Issue 01]]||Modern||[[Craig Sheeley]]
|-
|1991||[[The Travesty (Scenario)|The Travesty]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 03]]; [[The Unspeakable Oath: Courting Madness]]||Classic||[[Christian Klepac]], [[John Tynes]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1991||[[The House On Stratford Lane (Scenario)|The House on Stratford Lane]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 03]]; [[The Unspeakable Oath: Courting Madness]]||Classic||[[John H. Crowe, III]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1991||[[The Reptile House (Scenario)|The Reptile House]]||[[Newsfield]]||[[Games Master International, Issue 15]]||Classic||[[Lucya Szachowski]]
|-
|1991||[[A Visit to Dunwich: Earth, Sky, Soul (Scenario)|A Visit to Dunwich: Earth, Sky, Soul]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 04]]||Classic||[[John Tynes]] Reprinted in later editions of the Chaosium Dunwich book
|-
|1991||[[The Bayou Ritual (Scenario)|The Bayou Ritual]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 48]]||Classic||[[James L. Cambias]]
|-
|1991||[[Deep Trouble (Scenario)|Deep Trouble]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 54]]||Classic||[[Dan Snuffin]]
|-
|1992||[[Horror on the Borderland (Scenario)|Horror on the Borderland]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 56]]||Any (Ireland)||[[Jane M. Lindskold]] based on William H. Hodgson’s novel The House on the Borderland
|-
|1992||[[Cult of Deception (Scenario)|Cult of Deception]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 57]]||Gaslight||[[Jane M. Lindskold]]
|-
|1992||[[Ghost Writer (Scenario)|Ghost Writer]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 58]]||Classic||[[James L. Cambias]]
|-
|1992||[[The Beast in the Abbey (Scenario)|The Beast in the Abbey]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 05]]||Classic (England)||[[Kevin A. Ross]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1992||[[The Lambton Worm (Scenario)|The Lambton Worm]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 05]]||Classic (England)||[[Steve Hatherley]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1992||[[Video Nightmare (Scenario)|Video Nightmare]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 61]]||Modern||[[Patrick Sheats]]
|-
|1992||[[From the Trenches (Scenario)|From the Trenches]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 63]]||Classic||[[Adam Geibel]]
|-
|1992||[[Blood on the Tracks (Scenario)|Blood on the Tracks]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 06]]||Classic (on a train)||[[J. Todd Kingrea]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1992||[[Valley of the Twisted Apes (Scenario)|Valley of the Twisted Apes]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 64]]||Gaslight||[[Paul Sudlow]]
|-
|1992||[[Curse of the Centuries (Scenario)|Curse of the Centuries]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 65]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern||[[J.B. Hill]]
|-
|1992||[[Angular Dreams (Scenario)|Angular Dreams]]||[[Last Province]]||[[The Last Province, Issue 01]]||Modern||[[Angus Boylan]]
|-
|1992||[[Death on the Docks (Scenario)|Death on the Docks]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 67]]||Gaslight||[[R.J. Christensen]]
|-
|1992||[[The Taint of Dracula|The Taint of Dracula (Dracula, part 1)]]||[[Symbiosis]]||[[Role Player Independent, Volume 1 number 2]]||Classic||[[Jim Johnston]], [[Colin Thompson]] Maybe related to Rusty Corpse?
|-
|1992||[[Transference|Transference]]||[[Prometheus Publishing]]||[[Interface, Volume 2 number 2]]||Cyberpunk||[[Chris Hockabout]], [[John Tynes]] Sequel to Convergence from TUO #7
|-
|1992||[[A Policy of Pain|A Policy of Pain]]||[[Prometheus Publishing]]||[[Interface, Volume 2 number 2]]||Cyberpunk||[[Chris Hockabout]]
|-
|1993||[[Convergence|Convergence]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 07]]||Modern||[[John Tynes]] Reprinted in Delta Green; Prequel to Transference from Interface mag
|-
|1993||[[Lord Arthur Godalming's Crime|Lord Arthur Godalming's Crime (Dracula, part 2)]]||[[Symbiosis]]||[[Role Player Independent, Volume 1 number 3]]||Classic||[[Jim Johnston]], [[Colin Thompson]] Part 2 of Taint of Dracula
|-
|1993||[[The Dead Travel Fast|The Dead Travel Fast (Dracula, part 3)]]||[[Symbiosis]]||[[Role Player Independent, Volume 1 number 4]]||Classic||[[Jim Johnston]], [[Colin Thompson]] Final part of Dracula Scenario
|-
|1993||[[The MoonLens (Scenario)|The MoonLens]]||[[Symbiosis]]||[[Role Player Independent, Volume 1 number 5]]||Classic (England)||[[James Brunton]]
|-
|1993||[[Thin Jack (Scenario)|Thin Jack]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 70]]||Modern||[[Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere]]
|-
|1993||[[I Was a Teenage Cthulhu Chaser!|I Was a Teenage Cthulhu Chaser!]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 08+09]]||1950s||[[J. Todd Kingrea]] Humorous Blood Brother's type scenario
|-
|1993||[[Dark Harvest|Dark Harvest]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 08+09]]||Classic||[[Kevin A. Ross]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1993||[[Albert Pitler (Scenario)|Albert Pitler]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 08+09]]||Classic||[[Jonathan Tweet]]
|-
|1993||[[What Goes Around Comes Around|What Goes Around Comes Around]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 08+09]]||Classic||[[Jeff Moeller]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1993||[[Catching Jack|Catching Jack]]||[[Symbiosis]]||[[Role Player Independent, Volume 1 number 10]]||Gaslight||[[Peter Brown]]
|-
|1993||[[The Dragon Project: Mr. Josh Wellmeat|The Dragon Project: Mr. Josh Wellmeat]]||[[TSR]]||[[Dragon Magazine, Issue 198]]||Classic||[[Sandy Petersen]]
|-
|1993||[[The Old Serpent|The Old Serpent (parts 1&2 of 3)]]||[[Symbiosis]]||[[Role Player Independent, Volume 1 number 12]] & [[Role Player Independent, Volume 2 number 1]]||World War II||[[Jim Johnston]], [[Colin Thompson]] For another game system, with conversion notes
|-
|1993||[[Le Cadeleux de Cthulhu ('The Gift of Cthulhu')|Le Cadeleux de Cthulhu ('The Gift of Cthulhu')]]||[[Simulations of Australia]]||[[Abyss Quarterly, Issue 51]]||18th Century (Paris)||[[David Nalle]]
|-
|1993||[[The Illuminated Order (Scenario)|The Illuminated Order]]||[[Ragnarok Games]]||[[Abyss Quarterly, Issue 51]]||Gaslight||[[Jeff Berry]]
|-
|1993||[[Tea and Biscuits (Scenario)|Tea and Biscuits]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 71]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern (Solo)||[[Greg Unger]]
|-
|1993||[[Bright College Days|Bright College Days]]||[[ILM International]]||[[Cryptych, Volume 1 number 2]]||Modern (Canada)||[[Tim Jennings]]
|-
|1993||[[Secrets Out Of Time|Secrets Out Of Time]]||[[The Cabil]]||[[Virtual Lore, Issue 02]]||Classic (Mexico)||[[Chad Thurmann]]
|-
|1994||[[All Good Children|All Good Children]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 10]]||Modern||[[Chris Klepac]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1994||[[In Media Res|In Media Res]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 10]]||Modern||[[John Tynes]] Reprinted in The Resurrected
|-
|1994||[[The Book (Scenario)|The Book]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 72]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern (Greece)||[[Greg Unger]]
|-
|1994||[[Dance of Death (Scenario)|Dance of Death]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 73]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern||[[J.B. Hill]]
|-
|1994||[[Memento Mori (Scenario)|Memento Mori]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 74]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern||[[J.B. Hill]] Sequel to Dance of Death in previous issue
|-
|1995||[[Cold War|Cold War]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 11]]||Modern (Canada)||[[Scott David Aniolowski]]
|-
|1995||[[Two Minutes on High|Two Minutes on High]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 11]]||Classic||[[Michael P. Nagel]]
|-
|1995||[[The Crate & The Coffin|The Crate & The Coffin]]||[[Bootstrap Press]]||[[Adventures Unlimited, Issue 01]]||Classic (Canada)||[[John Hart]]
|-
|1995||[[Roadkill (Scenario)|Roadkill]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 12]]||Classic (travelling)||[[Jeff Tidball]]
|-
|1995||[[The Revival (Scenario)|The Revival]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 12]]||Classic (Canada)||[[Anders Olausson]], [[Jonas Hedkvist]]
|-
|1995||[[Smuggler's Run (Scenario)|Smuggler's Run ]]||[[Bootstrap Press]]||[[Adventures Unlimited, Issue 02]]||Classic||[[Andrew J. Lucas]] Whispering Vault scenario with conversion notes
|-
|1995||[[To Believe (Scenario)|To Believe]]||[[Bootstrap Press]]||[[Adventures Unlimited, Issue 03]]||Modern||[[Darren Rider]] Kult scenario with conversion notes
|-
|1995||[[Horror of the Centuries (Scenario)|Horror of the Centuries]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 76]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern (Libya)||[[J.B. Hill]] Sequel to Curse of the Centuries in Issue 65.
|-
|1995||[[Evil of the Centuries (Scenario)|Evil of the Centuries]]||[[Games Designer Workshop]]||[[Challenge, Issue 77]]||Gaslight, Classic or Modern (Libya)||[[J.B. Hill]] Sequel to Horror of the Centuries in previous issue.
|-
|1995||[[Hazardous Cargo|Hazardous Cargo]]||[[Bootstrap Press]]||[[Adventures Unlimited, Issue 04]]||Classic||[[John Hart]]
|-
|1996||[[Hands of the Living God (Scenario)|Hands of the Living God]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 13]]||Modern||[[Daniel Harms]]
|-
|1996||[[Mirror, Mirror|Mirror, Mirror]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 13]]||Classic||[[Dean Shomshak]]
|-
|1996||[[The Sultan's Treasure|The Sultan's Treasure]]||[[Bootstrap Press]]||[[Adventures Unlimited, Issue 05]]||Classic||[[John Hart]]
|-
|1996||[[Crude Oil (Scenario)|Crude Oil (parts 1 and 2)]]||[[Alderac Entertainment]]||[[Shadis, Issue 26]] & [[Shadis, Issue 27]]||Classic||[[Matt Staroscik]], [[John Wick]]
|-
|1997||[[Unhealthy Occupation|Unhealthy Occupation]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 14+15]]||Classic||[[Adam Gauntlet]]
|-
|1997||[[Call of Duty|Call of Duty]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 14+15]]||Classic||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
|-
|1997||[[Fuel of the Gods|Fuel of the Gods]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 14+15]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[Michael Cisco]]
|-
|1997||[[What Dreams May Come|What Dreams May Come]]||[[Partizan Press]]||[[Valkyrie, Issue 13]]; [[Ye Book of Tentacles #6]]||Classic (England)||[[Shannon Appelcline]]
|-
|1998||[[El Dia de los Muertos |El Dia de los Muertos ]]||[[Alderac Entertainment]]||[[Shadis, Issue 52]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[John Tynes]] Day of the Dead ... Rising part 3
|-
|1999||[[Dark Destiny|Dark Destiny]]||[[Runequest]]||[[Ye Book of Tentacles #2]]||Modern||[[Andrew Hunt]]
|-
|2001||[[Punitive Measures|Punitive Measures]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 16+17]]||World War I (Mexico)||[[Brian Appleton]]
|-
|2001||[[See No Evil|See No Evil]]||[[Pagan Publishing]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 16+17]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[Adam Gauntlet]]
|-
|2002||[[Drive Through Carefully|Drive Through Carefully]]||[[Brichester Uni]]||[[The Black Seal, Issue 01]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[Phil Ward]]
|-
|2003||[[Bad Sleep|Bad Sleep]]||[[Elder Sign Press]]||[[The Book of Dark Wisdom, Issue 01]]||Classic||[[William Jones]]
|-
|2003||[[Only After Dark|Only After Dark]]||[[Elder Sign Press]]||[[The Book of Dark Wisdom, Issue 01]]||Classic||[[William Jones]]
|-
|2003||[[Shadows By The Fireside|Shadows By The Fireside]]||[[Elder Sign Press]]||[[The Book of Dark Wisdom, Issue 02]]||Any||[[James Roth]]
|-
|2003||[[Mrs. Bentley's Coloring Books (Scenario)|Mrs. Bentley's Coloring Books]]||[[Elder Sign Press]]||[[The Book of Dark Wisdom, Issue 02]]||Modern||[[Badger McInnes]]
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|2003||[[The Demons of Hithfenn|The Demons of Hithfenn]]||[[Elder Sign Press]]||[[The Book of Dark Wisdom, Issue 02]]||Dark Ages||[[William Jones]]
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|2003||[[The Mall (Scenario)|The Mall]]||[[Tentacles Press]]||[[Ye Book of Tentacles #5]]||||[[Sandy Petersen]]
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|2004||[[The Spiralling|The Spiralling]]||[[Brichester Uni]]||[[The Black Seal, Issue 03]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[David Conyers]]
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|2004||[[Contains: One Tibetan God|Contains: One Tibetan God]]||[[Brichester Uni]]||[[The Black Seal, Issue 03]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[Davide Mana]]
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|2004||[[The Secret of Knossos|The Secret of Knossos]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 01]]||Classic||[[Gunther Dambachmair]]
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|2004||[[The Vampire of Schwarzbrunn|The Vampire of Schwarzbrunn]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 01]]||Dark Ages||[[Stefan Franck]]
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|2004||[[Project π|Project π]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 01]]||Modern||[[Peer Kroger]]
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|2005||[[The Hunt for Kid Richter|The Hunt for Kid Richter]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 02]]||Wild West||[[Frank Heller]], [[Bill Walsh]]
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|2005||[[The Singer from Dhol |The Singer from Dhol ]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 02]]||Classic||[[Florian Hardt]], [[Anne Abelein]], [[Robert Maier]]
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|2005||[[Super 8|Super 8]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 02]]||Modern||[[Andreas Melhorn]], [[Hans-Christian Vortisch]]
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|2005||[[The Icarus Project|The Icarus Project]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 02]]||Far Future||[[Christof Maser]], [[Matthias Oden]], [[Calum McDonald]]
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|2005||[[Malevolence|Malevolence]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 03]]||Dark Ages||[[Dale Elvy]]
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|2005||[[Sufficient Unto The Day|Sufficient Unto The Day]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 03]]||Modern||[[Wood Ingham]]
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|2005||[[The Golden Scorpion|The Golden Scorpion]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 03]]||Wild West||[[Frank Heller]]
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|2006||[[The Voice of Animals|The Voice of Animals]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 04]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[Christopher Smith Adair]]
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|2006||[[The Black Cat|The Black Cat]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 04]]||Cats as Investigators||[[Ingo Ahrens]]
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|2006||[[The Horrible Lonely House in the Woods|The Horrible Lonely House in the Woods]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 04]]||Classic||[[Frank Heller]]
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|2006||[[Electric Hoe-Down of the Atomic Reptile Bikini-Women in 3D|Electric Hoe-Down of the Atomic Reptile Bikini-Women in 3D]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 04]]||1960s (Blood Brothers)||[[J. Edward Tremlett]]
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|2007||[[Master of Hounds|Master of Hounds]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 05]]||17th Century (England)||[[Keris McDonald]]
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|2007||[[They Sleep By Twilight|They Sleep By Twilight]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 05]]||Classic||[[Aaron Varnek]]
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|2007||[[The Woman in Yellow|The Woman in Yellow]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 05]]||Gaslight||[[Fraser Reed]]
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|2007||[[Out of the Ages|Out of the Ages]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 05]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[Gary Sumpter]]
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|2009||[[The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (part 1)|The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man (part 1)]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 06]]||Classic / Dreamlands||[[Dennis Detwiller]]
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|2009||[[Sunset at Sandy Gulch|Sunset at Sandy Gulch]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 06]]||Wild West||[[Oscar Rios]]
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|2009||[[Brood of the Beetle|Brood of the Beetle]]||[[Pegasus Press]]||[[Worlds of Cthulhu, Issue 06]]||Classic||[[Frank Heller]]
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|2010||[[Dog Will Hunt|Dog Will Hunt]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 18]]||Classic||[[Richard Becker]]
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|2011||[[Suited and Booted|Suited and Booted]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 19]]||Classic (England)||[[Adam Gauntlet]] Other scenario in this mag is for Trail
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|2011||[[She Just Couldn't Stay Away|She Just Couldn't Stay Away]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 20]]||Modern||[[Jeff Moeller]]
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|2011||[[Let's Learn Aklo!|Let's Learn Aklo!]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 20]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[James Haughton]]
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|2012||[[Sukakpak|Sukakpak]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 21]]||Modern|| [[Jason Morningstar]]
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|2012||[[The Man With a Thousand Faces|The Man With a Thousand Faces]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 21]]||Classic|| [[Richard A. Becker]]
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|2013||[[Die High|Die High]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 22]]||Modern||[[Greg Stolze]]
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|2013||[[Cold Dead Hand|Cold Dead Hand]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 23]]||1990s||[[Scott Glancy]]
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|2014||[[The Mardler House|The Mardler House]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 24]]||Modern||[[Greg Stolze]]
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|2014||[[Agent Purple's Green Box Blues|Agent Purple's Green Box Blues]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 24]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[James Haughton]]
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|2014||[[Holding Cell|Holding Cell]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 24]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[Bret Kramer]]
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|2014||[[Secret Shopper|Secret Shopper]]||[[Arc Dream]]||[[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 24]]||Modern (Delta Green)||[[Ed Possing]]
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