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

'''Publisher:''' [[Chaosium]]

'''Product Code:''' 23150

'''Publishing Year:''' 2016 (July)

'''Pages:''' 48

'''Cover Price:''' Free print copy given away in stores on Free RPG Day 2016

'''Author:''' [[Sandy Petersen]] with [[Mike Mason]]

'''Editor:''' [[Mike Mason]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[M. Wayne Miller]] (cover & interior), [[Stephanie McAlea]] (maps)

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

'''Format(s):''' Softcover only

'''ISBN:''' 978-1-56882-400-0

==Contents==
A Tale of Terror by Sandy Petersen

The icy waters of the North Atlantic hold many secrets. One such secret is about to be discovered ...

Despite the concerns and worries of life, a final voyage is being made on the luxury yacht, ''Delilah'', taking the vessel from America to its new owner in England. What promises to be a pleasureable journey across the ocean waves descends into a desperate struggle for survival.

Set in the modern-day, ''The Derelict'' is suitable for up to six players and can be played in a single session. Guidance is provided for helping the players to create a range of player characters.

A stranded vessel. The promise of a great reward. A mystery filled with horror.

'''Scenario:''' [[The Derelict (Scenario)]]

==Front Cover Text==
''A TALE OF TERROR FOR CALL OF CTHULHU''

By The Godfather of Call Of Cthulhu Sandy Petersen with Mike Mason

==Back Cover Text==
'''THE DERELICT'''

''A TALE OF TERROR FOR CALL OF CTHULHU''

A Tale of Terror by Sandy Petersen

The icy waters of the North Atlantic hold many secrets. One such secret is about to be discovered ...

Despite the concerns and worries of life, a final voyage is being made on the luxury yacht, ''Delilah'', taking the vessel from America to its new owner in England. What promises to be a pleasureable journey across the ocean waves descends into a desperate struggle for survival.

Set in the modern-day, ''The Derelict'' is suitable for up to six players and can be played in a single session. Guidance is provided for helping the players to create a range of player characters.

A stranded vessel. The promise of a great reward. A mystery filled with horror.

If this is your first time playing ''Call of Cthulhu'' you will need a copy of either the ''Call of Cthulhu Quick Start Rules'' (7th Edition), available as a free download at www.chaosium.com, or a copy of the ''Call of Cthulhu Rulebook'' (7th Edition), available for purchase from your friendly local gaming store or directly from Chaosium.

==Comments / Trivia==
This is Sandy Petersen's first new published ''Call of Cthulhu'' scenario in almost exactly 30 years (his previous being a scenarion in the first edition of the Dreamlands sourcebook, published in 1986).

==Links==

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


Comment here to Keepers about this book.
Comments on specific Scenarios and Campaigns
go on their respective pages.
Keep DISCUSSION on the talk page.

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 ==Comments / Trivia==
 This is Sandy Petersen's first new published ''Call of Cthulhu'' scenario in almost exactly 30 years (his previous being a scenario in the first edition of the Dreamlands sourcebook, published in 1986).
 ==Links==