Nyog'sothep - Revision history

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	This game is only available in French. There is no English translation.		This game is only available in French. There is no English translation.

	Originally published in ''Jeux & Stratégie'' #51 (June/July 1988), a French-language gaming magazine. The magazine also contained a short scenario with the same title for the French edition of the [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]].		Originally published in ''Jeux & Stratégie'' #51 (June/July 1988), a French-language gaming magazine. The magazine also contained a short scenario with the same title for the French edition of the [[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)]].

	The French title translates roughly as "Nyog'sothep or The Foul Mists" The title of the magazine translates as "Games and Strategy."		The French title translates roughly as "Nyog'sothep or The Foul Mists" The title of the magazine translates as "Games and Strategy."

	The name of the mythos creature in this game, Nyog'sothep, appears to be an amalgam of [[Nyarlathotep]] and [[Yog-Sothoth]]. The human villain, Professor S. Petersen, is likely named after [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]] designer [[Sandy Petersen]].		The name of the mythos creature in this game, Nyog'sothep, appears to be an amalgam of [[Nyarlathotep]] and [[Yog-Sothoth]]. The human villain, Professor S. Petersen, is likely named after [[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)]] designer [[Sandy Petersen]].

	==Links==		==Links==

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			A/k/a Nyog'Sothep ou les Brumes de l'Immonde

	==Details==		==Details==
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	'''Expansions:''' None		'''Expansions:''' None

	'''Other Editions:''' ~~Nyog'Sothep ou les Brumes de l'Immonde (French)~~		'''Other Editions:''' None

	==Summary==		==Summary==
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	Originally published in ''Jeux & Stratégie'' #51 (June/July 1988), a French-language gaming magazine. The magazine also contained a short scenario with the same title for the French edition of the [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]].		Originally published in ''Jeux & Stratégie'' #51 (June/July 1988), a French-language gaming magazine. The magazine also contained a short scenario with the same title for the French edition of the [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]].

	The French title translates roughly as "Nyog'sothep" or "The Foul Mists" The title of the magazine translates as "Games and Strategy."		The French title translates roughly as "Nyog'sothep or The Foul Mists" The title of the magazine translates as "Games and Strategy."

	The name of the mythos creature in this game, Nyog'sothep, appears to be an amalgam of [[Nyarlathotep]] and [[Yog-Sothoth]]. The human villain, Professor S. Petersen, is likely named after [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]] designer [[Sandy Petersen]].		The name of the mythos creature in this game, Nyog'sothep, appears to be an amalgam of [[Nyarlathotep]] and [[Yog-Sothoth]]. The human villain, Professor S. Petersen, is likely named after [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]] designer [[Sandy Petersen]].

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	==Comments / Trivia==		==Comments / Trivia==
			This game is only available in French. There is no English translation.

	Originally published in ''Jeux & Stratégie'' #51 (June/July 1988), a French-language gaming magazine. The magazine also contained a short scenario with the same title for the French edition of the [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]].		Originally published in ''Jeux & Stratégie'' #51 (June/July 1988), a French-language gaming magazine. The magazine also contained a short scenario with the same title for the French edition of the [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]].

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Created page with " ==Details== '''Publisher:''' Excelsior Publications '''Product Code/SKU:''' ? '''ISBN:''' ? '''Year:''' 1988 '''Designer(s):''' ? '''Artist(s):''' ? '''Number of P..."

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==Details==
'''Publisher:''' [[Excelsior Publications]]

'''Product Code/SKU:''' ?

'''ISBN:''' ?

'''Year:''' 1988

'''Designer(s):''' ?

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

'''Number of Players:''' 2 to 7 players

'''Estimated Playing Time:''' Not stated

'''Recommended Ages:''' Not stated

'''Expansions:''' None

'''Other Editions:''' Nyog'Sothep ou les Brumes de l'Immonde (French)

==Summary==
None.

==Comments / Trivia==
Originally published in ''Jeux & Stratégie'' #51 (June/July 1988), a French-language gaming magazine. The magazine also contained a short scenario with the same title for the French edition of the [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]].

The French title translates roughly as "Nyog'sothep" or "The Foul Mists" The title of the magazine translates as "Games and Strategy."

The name of the mythos creature in this game, Nyog'sothep, appears to be an amalgam of [[Nyarlathotep]] and [[Yog-Sothoth]]. The human villain, Professor S. Petersen, is likely named after [[Call of Cthulhu RPG]] designer [[Sandy Petersen]].

==Links==
* [https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/14921/nyogsothep-ou-les-brumes-de-limmonde Nyog'sothep at BoardGameGeek]

[[Category:Board Games]]