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	The rules of [[RuneQuest]], Chaosium's first role-playing game, were distilled down into a generic, genre-agnostic format known as [[Basic Role-Playing]] ([[Basic Role-Playing\|BRP]]). These generic rules formed the basis of many, if not most, of Chaosium's later RPGs, such as [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]], [[Stormbringer]], [[Nephilim (RPG)\|Nephilim]], and [[RingworldRPG\|Ringworld]].		The rules of [[RuneQuest]], Chaosium's first role-playing game, were distilled down into a generic, genre-agnostic format known as [[Basic Role-Playing]] ([[Basic Role-Playing\|BRP]]). These generic rules formed the basis of many, if not most, of Chaosium's later RPGs, such as [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]], [[Stormbringer]], [[Nephilim (RPG)\|Nephilim]], and [[RingworldRPG\|Ringworld]].

	Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG ~~now published by Green Knight Publishing~~. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].		Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].

	Some Chaosium products have been translated into French, German, Spanish and Italian, and were available in France from [[Jeux Descartes]], in Germany from [[Pegasus Press]], in Spain from [[La factoría de ideas]] and in Italy from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to Hebrew and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].		Some Chaosium products have been translated into French, German, Spanish and Italian, and were available in France from [[Jeux Descartes]], in Germany from [[Pegasus Press]], in Spain from [[La factoría de ideas]] and in Italy from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to Hebrew and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].

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	*[http://www.chaosium.com Official site]		*[http://www.chaosium.com Official site]
	*{{Facebook\|ChaosiumInc/}}		*{{Facebook\|ChaosiumInc/}}
			*{{Twitter\|Chaosium_Inc}}

	[[Category:Publishers]]		[[Category:Publishers]]

Cthothcraft at 08:05, 9 June 2017

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	In 1993, Chaosium began publishing [[Call of Cthulhu Fiction]], a line of non-game books thematically tied to the [[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)\|Call of Cthulhu]] role-playing game.		In 1993, Chaosium began publishing [[Call of Cthulhu Fiction]], a line of non-game books thematically tied to the [[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)\|Call of Cthulhu]] role-playing game.

	~~== External links ==~~		Original Wiki source: [http://en.wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia]

	* [http://www.chaosium.com ~~Chaosium's official website~~]		==External links==
			*[http://www.chaosium.com Official site]
			*{{Facebook\|ChaosiumInc/}}

	[[Category:Publishers]]		[[Category:Publishers]]

	~~Original Wiki source: [http://en.wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia]~~

Tgaitskell at 10:01, 26 February 2015

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	'''Chaosium''' is one of the longer lived [[publishers]] of [[role-playing game]]s still in existence. Originally founded by [[Greg Stafford]], its first game was actually a wargame, [[White Bear and Red Moon]], which later mutated into [[Dragon Pass]] and its sequel, [[Nomad Gods]]. [[White Bear and Red Moon]] is notable for containing the first published material about [[Glorantha]], later immortalized as the primary setting for the [[role-playing game]] [[RuneQuest]] and, now, [[Hero Wars]].		'''Chaosium''' is one of the longer lived [[publishers]] of [[role-playing game]]s still in existence. Originally founded by [[Greg Stafford]], its first game was actually a wargame, [[White Bear and Red Moon]], which later mutated into [[Dragon Pass]] and its sequel, [[Nomad Gods]]. [[White Bear and Red Moon]] is notable for containing the first published material about [[Glorantha]], later immortalized as the primary setting for the [[role-playing game]] [[RuneQuest]] and, now, [[Hero Wars]].

	The rules of [[RuneQuest]], Chaosium's first role-playing game, were distilled down into a generic, genre-agnostic format known as [[Basic Role-Playing]] ([[BRP]]). These generic rules formed the basis of many, if not most, of Chaosium's later RPGs, such as [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]], [[Stormbringer]], [[Nephilim (RPG)\|Nephilim]], and [[RingworldRPG\|Ringworld]].		The rules of [[RuneQuest]], Chaosium's first role-playing game, were distilled down into a generic, genre-agnostic format known as [[Basic Role-Playing]] ([[Basic Role-Playing\|BRP]]). These generic rules formed the basis of many, if not most, of Chaosium's later RPGs, such as [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]], [[Stormbringer]], [[Nephilim (RPG)\|Nephilim]], and [[RingworldRPG\|Ringworld]].

	Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG now published by [[Green Knight Publishing]]. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].		Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG now published by Green Knight Publishing. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].

	Some Chaosium products have been translated into ~~[[French language\|~~French]], ~~[[German language\|~~German]], ~~[[Spanish language\|~~Spanish]] and [[Italian ~~language\|Italian]]~~, and were available in [[France]] from [[Jeux Descartes]], in [[Germany]] from [[Pegasus Press]], in [[Spain]] from [[La factoría de ideas]] and in [[Italy]] from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to [[Hebrew ~~language\|Hebrew]]~~ and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].		Some Chaosium products have been translated into French, German, Spanish and Italian, and were available in France from [[Jeux Descartes]], in Germany from [[Pegasus Press]], in Spain from [[La factoría de ideas]] and in Italy from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to Hebrew and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].

	In the mid-[[1980s]], Chaosium entered into a complex arrangement with [[Avalon Hill]] to publish [[RuneQuest]] material while Chaosium maintained editorial control over Glorantha-based material for the game (which Avalon Hill would publish). While this agreement reportedly kept the company in existence, it also left RuneQuest moribund, leading to products of questionable quality, long gaps with no products published at all, and, eventually, the death of the game altogether.		In the mid-1980s, Chaosium entered into a complex arrangement with [[Avalon Hill]] to publish [[RuneQuest]] material while Chaosium maintained editorial control over Glorantha-based material for the game (which Avalon Hill would publish). While this agreement reportedly kept the company in existence, it also left RuneQuest moribund, leading to products of questionable quality, long gaps with no products published at all, and, eventually, the death of the game altogether.

	In the late [[1990s]], Chaosium effectively split up into various successor companies, each maintaining its focus on a few of the company's products. [[Green Knight Publishing]] formed to focus on [[Pendragon RPG\|Pendragon]], Chaosium "proper" retained Call of Cthulhu, Stormbringer, and Mythos, while [[Greg Stafford]] founded [[Issaries]] to publish [[Hero Wars~~\|Hero Quest~~]] and focus on bringing new [[Glorantha]] related material into print. Also, [[Wizard's Attic]] was formed in order to act as a fulfillment house.		In the late 1990s, Chaosium effectively split up into various successor companies, each maintaining its focus on a few of the company's products. [[Green Knight Publishing]] formed to focus on [[Pendragon RPG\|Pendragon]], Chaosium "proper" retained Call of Cthulhu, Stormbringer, and Mythos, while [[Greg Stafford]] founded [[Issaries]] to publish [[Hero Wars]] and focus on bringing new [[Glorantha]] related material into print. Also, [[Wizard's Attic]] was formed in order to act as a fulfillment house.

	In 1993, Chaosium began publishing [[Call of Cthulhu Fiction]], a line of non-game books thematically tied to the [[Call of Cthulhu]] role-playing game.		In 1993, Chaosium began publishing [[Call of Cthulhu Fiction]], a line of non-game books thematically tied to the [[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)\|Call of Cthulhu]] role-playing game.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	'''Chaosium''' is one of the longer lived publishers of [[role-playing game]]s still in existence. Originally founded by [[Greg Stafford]], its first game was actually a wargame, [[White Bear and Red Moon]], which later mutated into [[Dragon Pass]] and its sequel, [[Nomad Gods]]. [[White Bear and Red Moon]] is notable for containing the first published material about [[Glorantha]], later immortalized as the primary setting for the [[role-playing game]] [[RuneQuest]] and, now, [[Hero Wars]].		'''Chaosium''' is one of the longer lived [[publishers]] of [[role-playing game]]s still in existence. Originally founded by [[Greg Stafford]], its first game was actually a wargame, [[White Bear and Red Moon]], which later mutated into [[Dragon Pass]] and its sequel, [[Nomad Gods]]. [[White Bear and Red Moon]] is notable for containing the first published material about [[Glorantha]], later immortalized as the primary setting for the [[role-playing game]] [[RuneQuest]] and, now, [[Hero Wars]].

	The rules of [[RuneQuest]], Chaosium's first role-playing game, were distilled down into a generic, genre-agnostic format known as [[Basic Role-Playing]] ([[BRP]]). These generic rules formed the basis of many, if not most, of Chaosium's later RPGs, such as [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]], [[Stormbringer]], [[Nephilim (RPG)\|Nephilim]], and [[RingworldRPG\|Ringworld]].		The rules of [[RuneQuest]], Chaosium's first role-playing game, were distilled down into a generic, genre-agnostic format known as [[Basic Role-Playing]] ([[BRP]]). These generic rules formed the basis of many, if not most, of Chaosium's later RPGs, such as [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]], [[Stormbringer]], [[Nephilim (RPG)\|Nephilim]], and [[RingworldRPG\|Ringworld]].

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	'''Chaosium''' is one of the longer lived publishers of [[role-playing game]]s still in existence. Originally founded by [[Greg Stafford]], its first game was actually a wargame, [[White Bear and Red Moon]], which later mutated into [[Dragon Pass]] and its sequel, [[Nomad Gods]]. [[White Bear and Red Moon]] is notable for containing the first published material about [[Glorantha]], later immortalized as the primary setting for the [[role-playing game]] [[RuneQuest]] and, now, [[Hero Wars]].		'''Chaosium''' is one of the longer lived publishers of [[role-playing game]]s still in existence. Originally founded by [[Greg Stafford]], its first game was actually a wargame, [[White Bear and Red Moon]], which later mutated into [[Dragon Pass]] and its sequel, [[Nomad Gods]]. [[White Bear and Red Moon]] is notable for containing the first published material about [[Glorantha]], later immortalized as the primary setting for the [[role-playing game]] [[RuneQuest]] and, now, [[Hero Wars]].

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	Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG now published by [[Green Knight Publishing]]. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].		Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG now published by [[Green Knight Publishing]]. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].

	Some Chaosium products have been translated into [[French language\|French]], [[German language\|German]], [[Spanish language\|Spanish]] and [[Italian language\|Italian]], and were available in [[France]] from [[Jeux Descartes]], in [[Germany]] from [[Pegasus Press]], in [[Spain]] from [[La ~~factorÃa~~ de ideas]] and in [[Italy]] from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to [[Hebrew language\|Hebrew]] and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].		Some Chaosium products have been translated into [[French language\|French]], [[German language\|German]], [[Spanish language\|Spanish]] and [[Italian language\|Italian]], and were available in [[France]] from [[Jeux Descartes]], in [[Germany]] from [[Pegasus Press]], in [[Spain]] from [[La factoría de ideas]] and in [[Italy]] from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to [[Hebrew language\|Hebrew]] and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].

	In the mid-[[1980s]], Chaosium entered into a complex arrangement with [[Avalon Hill]] to publish [[RuneQuest]] material while Chaosium maintained editorial control over Glorantha-based material for the game (which Avalon Hill would publish). While this agreement reportedly kept the company in existence, it also left RuneQuest moribund, leading to products of questionable quality, long gaps with no products published at all, and, eventually, the death of the game altogether.		In the mid-[[1980s]], Chaosium entered into a complex arrangement with [[Avalon Hill]] to publish [[RuneQuest]] material while Chaosium maintained editorial control over Glorantha-based material for the game (which Avalon Hill would publish). While this agreement reportedly kept the company in existence, it also left RuneQuest moribund, leading to products of questionable quality, long gaps with no products published at all, and, eventually, the death of the game altogether.

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	'''Chaosium''' is one of the longer lived publishers of [[role-playing game]]s still in existence. Originally founded by [[Greg Stafford]], its first game was actually a wargame, [[White Bear and Red Moon]], which later mutated into [[Dragon Pass]] and its sequel, [[Nomad Gods]]. [[White Bear and Red Moon]] is notable for containing the first published material about [[Glorantha]], later immortalized as the primary setting for the [[role-playing game]] [[RuneQuest]] and, now, [[Hero Wars]].		'''Chaosium''' is one of the longer lived publishers of [[role-playing game]]s still in existence. Originally founded by [[Greg Stafford]], its first game was actually a wargame, [[White Bear and Red Moon]], which later mutated into [[Dragon Pass]] and its sequel, [[Nomad Gods]]. [[White Bear and Red Moon]] is notable for containing the first published material about [[Glorantha]], later immortalized as the primary setting for the [[role-playing game]] [[RuneQuest]] and, now, [[Hero Wars]].

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	Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG now published by [[Green Knight Publishing]]. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].		Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG now published by [[Green Knight Publishing]]. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].

	Some Chaosium products have been translated into [[French language\|French]], [[German language\|German]], [[Spanish language\|Spanish]] and [[Italian language\|Italian]], and were available in [[France]] from [[Jeux Descartes]], in [[Germany]] from [[Pegasus Press]], in [[Spain]] from [[La ~~factoría~~ de ideas]] and in [[Italy]] from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to [[Hebrew language\|Hebrew]] and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].		Some Chaosium products have been translated into [[French language\|French]], [[German language\|German]], [[Spanish language\|Spanish]] and [[Italian language\|Italian]], and were available in [[France]] from [[Jeux Descartes]], in [[Germany]] from [[Pegasus Press]], in [[Spain]] from [[La factorÃa de ideas]] and in [[Italy]] from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to [[Hebrew language\|Hebrew]] and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].

	In the mid-[[1980s]], Chaosium entered into a complex arrangement with [[Avalon Hill]] to publish [[RuneQuest]] material while Chaosium maintained editorial control over Glorantha-based material for the game (which Avalon Hill would publish). While this agreement reportedly kept the company in existence, it also left RuneQuest moribund, leading to products of questionable quality, long gaps with no products published at all, and, eventually, the death of the game altogether.		In the mid-[[1980s]], Chaosium entered into a complex arrangement with [[Avalon Hill]] to publish [[RuneQuest]] material while Chaosium maintained editorial control over Glorantha-based material for the game (which Avalon Hill would publish). While this agreement reportedly kept the company in existence, it also left RuneQuest moribund, leading to products of questionable quality, long gaps with no products published at all, and, eventually, the death of the game altogether.

Cjearkham at 21:48, 18 October 2008

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	In the late [[1990s]], Chaosium effectively split up into various successor companies, each maintaining its focus on a few of the company's products. [[Green Knight Publishing]] formed to focus on [[Pendragon RPG\|Pendragon]], Chaosium "proper" retained Call of Cthulhu, Stormbringer, and Mythos, while [[Greg Stafford]] founded [[Issaries]] to publish [[Hero Wars\|Hero Quest]] and focus on bringing new [[Glorantha]] related material into print. Also, [[Wizard's Attic]] was formed in order to act as a fulfillment house.		In the late [[1990s]], Chaosium effectively split up into various successor companies, each maintaining its focus on a few of the company's products. [[Green Knight Publishing]] formed to focus on [[Pendragon RPG\|Pendragon]], Chaosium "proper" retained Call of Cthulhu, Stormbringer, and Mythos, while [[Greg Stafford]] founded [[Issaries]] to publish [[Hero Wars\|Hero Quest]] and focus on bringing new [[Glorantha]] related material into print. Also, [[Wizard's Attic]] was formed in order to act as a fulfillment house.

	In 1993, Chaosium began publishing [[Call of Cthulhu Fiction]], a line of non-game books thematically tied to the [Call of Cthulhu]] role-playing game.		In 1993, Chaosium began publishing [[Call of Cthulhu Fiction]], a line of non-game books thematically tied to the [[Call of Cthulhu]] role-playing game.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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 In the late [[1990s]], Chaosium effectively split up into various successor companies, each maintaining its focus on a few of the company's products. [[Green Knight Publishing]] formed to focus on [[Pendragon RPG|Pendragon]], Chaosium "proper" retained Call of Cthulhu, Stormbringer, and Mythos, while [[Greg Stafford]] founded [[Issaries]] to publish [[Hero Wars|Hero Quest]] and focus on bringing new [[Glorantha]] related material into print. Also, [[Wizard's Attic]] was formed in order to act as a fulfillment house.
-== Call of Cthulhu fiction ==
+In 1993, Chaosium began publishing [[Call of Cthulhu Fiction]], a line of non-game books thematically tied to the [Call of Cthulhu]] role-playing game.
 == External links ==

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	In the late [[1990s]], Chaosium effectively split up into various successor companies, each maintaining its focus on a few of the company's products. [[Green Knight Publishing]] formed to focus on [[Pendragon RPG\|Pendragon]], Chaosium "proper" retained Call of Cthulhu, Stormbringer, and Mythos, while [[Greg Stafford]] founded [[Issaries]] to publish [[Hero Wars\|Hero Quest]] and focus on bringing new [[Glorantha]] related material into print. Also, [[Wizard's Attic]] was formed in order to act as a fulfillment house.		In the late [[1990s]], Chaosium effectively split up into various successor companies, each maintaining its focus on a few of the company's products. [[Green Knight Publishing]] formed to focus on [[Pendragon RPG\|Pendragon]], Chaosium "proper" retained Call of Cthulhu, Stormbringer, and Mythos, while [[Greg Stafford]] founded [[Issaries]] to publish [[Hero Wars\|Hero Quest]] and focus on bringing new [[Glorantha]] related material into print. Also, [[Wizard's Attic]] was formed in order to act as a fulfillment house.

			== Call of Cthulhu fiction ==
			*''The [[Hastur]] Cycle.''
			*''Mysteries of the Worm: New Second Edition, Revised & Expanded by [[Robert Bloch]].''
			*''Cthulhu's Heirs.''
			*''[[Shub Niggurath]] Cycle: She who is to come.''
			*''Encyclopedia Cthulhiana.''
			*''The [[Azathoth]] Cycle: the Blind Idiot God.''
			*''The Book of Iod: The Eaters of Souls & other tales By Henry Kuttner.''
			*''Made in Goatswood: New Tales of Horror in the Severn Valley.''
			*''The Dunwich Cycle: Where the Old Gods Wait.''
			*''The [[Cthulhu]] Cycle.''
			*''the Disciples of [[Cthulhu]] Second Revived Edition.''
			*''The [[Necronomicon]]: Selected Stories and Essays.''
			*''[[The Xothic Legend Cycle: The Complete Mythos Fiction of Lin Carter]]''
			*''Singers of Strange Songs.''
			*''Scroll of Thoth: Simon Magnus and the Great Old Ones.''
			*''The Complete Pegana by [[Lord Dunsany]]''
			*''The [[Innsmouth]] Cycle.''
			*''The [[Nyarlathotep]]Cycle.''
			*''Tales Out of [[Innsmouth]]. ''
			*''The [[Ithaqua]] Cycle.''
			*''The Yellow Signs and Other Stories: the Complete Weird Tales of [[Robert W. Chambers]].''
			*''The Book of Eibon''
			*''Book of Dyzan''
			*''Nameless Cults: the [[Cthulhu Mythos]] Fiction of [[Robert E. Howard]]''
			*''The [[Tsathoggua]] Cycle''
			*''The Antarktos Cycle: [[At the Mountains of Madness]] and other Chilling Tales''
			*''Song of Cthulhu: Tales of the Sphere Beyond Sound''
			*''The Disciples of Cthulhu II: Blasphemous Tales of the Followers''
			*''[[The Three Impostors]] & other stories vol.1 of the best weird tales of [[Arthur Machen]]''
			*''[[The White People]] & Others Stories vol.2 of the best weird tales of [[Arthur Machen]]''
			*''The Terror & Others Stories vol.3 of the best weird tales of [[Arthur Machen]]''
			*''[[Arkham]] Tales''
			*''[[The Spiraling Worm]]''
			*''Frontier Cthulhu''
			*''The Strange Cases of Rudolph Pearson: Horripilating Tales of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]] ''




	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	The rules of [[RuneQuest]], Chaosium's first role-playing game, were distilled down into a generic, genre-agnostic format known as [[Basic Role-Playing]] ([[Basic Role-Playing\|BRP]]). These generic rules formed the basis of many, if not most, of Chaosium's later RPGs, such as [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]], [[Stormbringer]], [[Nephilim (RPG)\|Nephilim]], and [[RingworldRPG\|Ringworld]].		The rules of [[RuneQuest]], Chaosium's first role-playing game, were distilled down into a generic, genre-agnostic format known as [[Basic Role-Playing]] ([[Basic Role-Playing\|BRP]]). These generic rules formed the basis of many, if not most, of Chaosium's later RPGs, such as [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]], [[Stormbringer]], [[Nephilim (RPG)\|Nephilim]], and [[RingworldRPG\|Ringworld]].

	Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG ~~now published by Green Knight Publishing~~. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].		Chaosium and [[Greg Stafford]] are also responsible for [[Pendragon]], an Arthurian RPG. Other games of note include [[Mythos (role-playing game)\|Mythos]], [[Elfquest]], [[Worlds of Wonder]], [[Superworld]], [[Hawkmoon]], and the frequently forgotten [[Prince Valiant]].

	Some Chaosium products have been translated into French, German, Spanish and Italian, and were available in France from [[Jeux Descartes]], in Germany from [[Pegasus Press]], in Spain from [[La factoría de ideas]] and in Italy from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to Hebrew and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].		Some Chaosium products have been translated into French, German, Spanish and Italian, and were available in France from [[Jeux Descartes]], in Germany from [[Pegasus Press]], in Spain from [[La factoría de ideas]] and in Italy from ''Stratelibri'' and ''Grifo Edizioni''. [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game\|Call of Cthulhu]]'s Quickstart Rules were translated to Hebrew and distributed free by [[The Orc Magazine]].