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SavageBob moved page One In Darkness to One in Darkness: capitalization

Hangfire at 14:56, 18 September 2018

2018-09-18T14:56:51Z

Graham: /* Keeper Comments */ Added some additional categories.

2017-08-28T08:19:50Z

‎Keeper Comments: Added some additional categories.

Graham: /* Links */ Added link to a review/keepers discussion on YouTube

2017-08-28T08:17:48Z

‎Links: Added link to a review/keepers discussion on YouTube

Graham: /* Synopsis */

2017-08-28T08:15:18Z

‎Synopsis

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Dce at 00:42, 22 October 2013

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Dce at 00:42, 22 October 2013

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Dce at 00:27, 22 October 2013

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Dce: Created page with "==Details== ''Included in "Great Old Ones"'' '''Pages:''' 12 '''Author(s):''' Doug Lyons with L.N. Isynwill (aka Lynn Willis) ''..."

2013-10-21T03:18:05Z

Created page with "==Details== thumb|''Included in "Great Old Ones"'' '''Pages:''' 12 '''Author(s):''' Doug Lyons with L.N. Isynwill (aka Lynn Willis) ''..."

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==Details==
[[Image:Great Old Ones.jpg|thumb|''Included in "Great Old Ones"'']]

'''Pages:''' 12

'''Author(s):''' [[Doug Lyons]] with [[L.N. Isynwill]] (aka [[Lynn Willis]])

'''Artist(s):''' TBD

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

'''Appears in:''' [[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]].

'''Campaign:''' Some of the different scenarios in this book are very loosely connected and could conceivably be run as a campaign of sorts.

==Summary==
<insert summary>

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

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


===Synopsis===
<synopsis>

===References===
'''Player Handouts:''' TBD.

'''Locations:''' TBD

'''Creatures:''' TBD

'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' TBD

'''Campaigns / Scenarios:''' Suggestions are offered in [[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]] about linking its various scenarios into a very loose campaign.

===Comments===
<include comments & trivia>

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

[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
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 ===Comments===
-Scenario includes a new spell write-up for "Wrack" and statistics for the Black Demon (a "Lesser Avatar" of Nyarlathotep).
+Scenario includes a new spell write-up for "Wrack" and statistics for the Black Beast (a "Lesser Avatar" of Nyarlathotep).
 ===Keeper Comments===
-Comments to Keepers about this scenario;
+{{spoiler|The SAN loss for the creature is probably too high - consider reducing it. Without magical weapons, the party will have a very hard time fighting it. A very promising follow-up adventure might involve Mav trying to 'tag' investigators with Talismans during the day, and the party fleeing from the teleporting Beast at night. She could use mind-controlled members of the public to do this, or create traps in her apartment. }}
-[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]][[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Boston]][[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]][[
+[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]][[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Boston]][[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
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 ===Synopsis===
-This investigative scenario revolves around a Bostonian mob known as the Crimson Gang, and in particular around the actions of young mob leader Patrick Malone. Malone's mother, in a misguided effort to "protect her boy", taught him a Mythos spell to summon "The Black Angel", actually an avatar of Nyarlathotep. Trapped in a confrontation with the police Malone panicked and cast the spell resulting in the reported massacre (on both sides). Of the fleeing gangsters, one understood what Malone had done and stole the pair of tablets which Malone's mother claimed controlled the "Black Angel", selling them to a fence who sold them on to two separate art dealers. Meanwhile, the Black Demon still haunts the sewers of Boston and is hunting down these artifacts.
+{{spoiler|This investigative scenario revolves around a Bostonian mob known as the Crimson Gang, and in particular around the actions of young mob leader Patrick Malone. Malone's mother, in a misguided effort to "protect her boy", taught him a Mythos spell to summon "The Black Angel", actually an avatar of Nyarlathotep. Trapped in a confrontation with the police Malone panicked and cast the spell resulting in the reported massacre (on both sides). Of the fleeing gangsters, one understood what Malone had done and stole the pair of tablets which Malone's mother claimed controlled the "Black Angel", selling them to a fence who sold them on to two separate art dealers. Meanwhile, the Black Demon still haunts the sewers of Boston and is hunting down these artifacts.}}
 ===References===

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 '''Pages:''' 12
-'''Author(s):''' [[Doug Lyons]] with [[L.N. Isynwill]] (aka [[Lynn Willis]])
+'''Author(s):''' [[Doug Lyons]] with [[L.N. Isinwyll|L.N. Isynwill]] (aka [[Lynn Willis]])
 '''Artist(s):''' [[Tom Sullivan]]

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 ===Synopsis===
-This investigative scenario revolves around a Bostonian mob known as the Crimson Gang, and in particular around the actions of young mob leader Patrick Malone. Malone's mother, in a misguided effort to "protect her boy", taught him a Mythos spell to summon "The Black Angel", actually an avatar of Nyarlathotep. Trapped in a confrontation with the police Malone panicked and cast the spell resulting in the reported massacre.
+This investigative scenario revolves around a Bostonian mob known as the Crimson Gang, and in particular around the actions of young mob leader Patrick Malone. Malone's mother, in a misguided effort to "protect her boy", taught him a Mythos spell to summon "The Black Angel", actually an avatar of Nyarlathotep. Trapped in a confrontation with the police Malone panicked and cast the spell resulting in the reported massacre (on both sides). Of the fleeing gangsters, one understood what Malone had done and stole the pair of tablets which Malone's mother claimed controlled the "Black Angel", selling them to a fence who sold them on to two separate art dealers. Meanwhile, the Black Demon still haunts the sewers of Boston and is hunting down these artifacts.
 ===References===
-'''Player Handouts:''' Three newspaper articles.
+'''Player Handouts:''' Six newspaper articles, a hand-written note
 '''Locations:''' [[Boston]]
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 '''Creatures:''' [[Nyarlathotep]], in his guise as the [[Black Demon]]
-'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' N'gral Khul (Talons of the Dark)
+'''Tomes and Artifacts:''' N'gral Khul (Talons of the Dark), two red leather talismans, two tablets with powers over the Black Demon, [[Book of Eibon]]
 '''Campaigns / Scenarios:''' Suggestions are offered in [[The Great Old Ones (Supplement)]] about linking its various scenarios into a very loose campaign.
 ===Comments===
-<include comments & trivia>
+Scenario includes a new spell write-up for "Wrack" and statistics for the Black Demon (a "Lesser Avatar" of Nyarlathotep).
 ===Keeper Comments===

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 ==Links==
 Link to outside reviews or helpful pages.
-*[Link 1]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zqy6Ou3zF8 Review/Keepers Discussion by Seth Skorkowsky]
-*[Link 2]
 ==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
 '''Players should not read any further.'''

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 '''Author(s):''' [[Doug Lyons]] with [[L.N. Isynwill]] (aka [[Lynn Willis]])
-'''Artist(s):''' TBD
+'''Artist(s):''' [[Tom Sullivan]]
 '''Setting:''' [[1920s]]