User:SavageBob/Sandbox - Revision history

SavageBob at 03:54, 22 June 2020

2020-06-22T03:54:16Z

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2020-06-22T03:45:23Z

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2020-06-22T00:44:02Z

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SavageBob at 03:26, 2 June 2020

2020-06-02T03:26:59Z

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2020-05-31T02:20:02Z

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SavageBob at 02:16, 31 May 2020

2020-05-31T02:16:36Z

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2020-05-31T02:09:56Z

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SavageBob: /* Synopsis */

2020-05-30T02:50:08Z

‎Synopsis

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 ! PDF?
 |-
-|style="background: orange; color: white;"|'''20xx''' ||style="background: orange; color: white;"|'''[[The Cthulhu Hack: Core Rules]]'''|| style="background: orange; color: white;"|[[Just Crunch]] || style="background: orange; color: white;"|2009 || style="background: orange; color: white;"|Rules ||style="background: orange; color: white;"| yes
+|style="background: orange; color: white;"|'''2016''' ||style="background: orange; color: white;"|'''[[The Cthulhu Hack: Core Rules]]'''|| style="background: orange; color: white;"|[[Just Crunch]] || style="background: orange; color: white;"|2009 || style="background: orange; color: white;"|Rules ||style="background: orange; color: white;"| yes
 |-
 | 2016 || [[The Haunter of the Dark (Supplement)|The Haunter of the Dark]] || [[Just Crunch]] || 2302<br>2010 || C || yes
 |-
 | 2016 || [[From Unformed Realms]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-1 || Bestiary || yes
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 | 2016 || [[Nocturnal Rites: Quickstart Rules and Adventure]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Rules || yes
 |-
-| 2012 || [[Deadbeats - Performance]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
+| 2016 || [[Save Innsmouth (Supplement)|Save Innsmouth]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Modern || yes
 |-
-| 2018 || [[The Cthulhu Hack: Gamemaster's Screen|Gamemaster's Screen]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
+| 2016 || [[Thro' Centuries Fixed]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Modern || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Rhan-Tegoth (Supplement)|Rhan-Tegoth]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
+| 2016 || [[Convicts & Cthulhu]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 2016 || [[Save Innsmouth (Supplement)|Save Innsmouth]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Modern || yes
+| 2016 || [[Fear the Unknown]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Rules || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Strange Materials]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
+| 2016 || [[Debate Night in America (Supplement)|Debate Night in America]] || [[Mystic Ages Publishing]] || T-2 || Rules || yes
 |-
 | 2017 || [[The Dark Brood]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Bestiary || yes
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 | 2017 || [[Three Faces of the Wendigo]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 2016 || [[Thro' Centuries Fixed]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Modern || yes
+| 2019 || [[Mother's Love]] || [[Just Crunch]] || 2304 || Modern || yes
 |-
 | 2019 || [[Valkyrie Nine (Supplement)|Valkyrie Nine]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 2019 || [[The Chaos Beyond the Gate]] || [[Matakishi's Tea House]] || T-2 || C || yes
+| 2019 || [[The Chaos Beyond the Gate]] || [[Matakishi's Tea House]] || T-2 || Modern || yes
 |-
-| 2019 || [[Double Jeopardy]] || [[Matakishi's Tea House]] || T-2 || C || yes
+| 2012 || [[Deadbeats - Performance]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 2016 || [[Convicts & Cthulhu]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
+| 2019 || [[Rhan-Tegoth (Supplement)|Rhan-Tegoth]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 2016 || [[Fear the Unknown]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Rules || yes
+| 2019 || [[Strange Materials]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 2016 || [[Debate Night in America (Supplement)|Debate Night in America]] || [[Mystic Ages Publishing]] || T-2 || Rules || yes
+| 2020 || [[Threads]] || [[Matakishi's Tea House]] || T-2 || Modern || yes
 |-
 |}

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 |style="background: orange; color: white;"|'''20xx''' ||style="background: orange; color: white;"|'''[[The Cthulhu Hack: Core Rules]]'''|| style="background: orange; color: white;"|[[Just Crunch]] || style="background: orange; color: white;"|2009 || style="background: orange; color: white;"|Rules ||style="background: orange; color: white;"| yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[The Haunter of the Dark]] || [[Just Crunch]] || 2302<br>2010 || C ||
+| 2016 || [[The Haunter of the Dark (Supplement)|The Haunter of the Dark]] || [[Just Crunch]] || 2302<br>2010 || C || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Mother's Love]] || [[Just Crunch]] || 2304 || S || yes
+| 2019 || [[Mother's Love]] || [[Just Crunch]] || 2304 || Modern || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[From Unformed Realms]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-1 || C ||
+| 2016 || [[From Unformed Realms]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-1 || Bestiary || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Nocturnal Rites: Quickstart Rules and Adventure]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 2016 || [[Nocturnal Rites: Quickstart Rules and Adventure]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Rules || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Deadbeats - Performance]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 2012 || [[Deadbeats - Performance]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[The Cthulhu Hack: Gamemaster's Screen|Gamemaster's Screen]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 2018 || [[The Cthulhu Hack: Gamemaster's Screen|Gamemaster's Screen]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Rhan-Tegoth]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 20xx || [[Rhan-Tegoth (Supplement)|Rhan-Tegoth]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Save Innsmouth (Supplement)|Save Innsmouth]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 2016 || [[Save Innsmouth (Supplement)|Save Innsmouth]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Modern || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Strange Materials]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 20xx || [[Strange Materials]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[The Dark Brood]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 2017 || [[The Dark Brood]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Bestiary || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Three Faces of the Wendigo]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 2017 || [[Three Faces of the Wendigo]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Thro' Centuries Fixed]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 2016 || [[Thro' Centuries Fixed]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || Modern || yes
 |-
-| 20xx || [[Valkyrie Nine (Supplement)|Valkyrie Nine]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C  ||
+| 2019 || [[Valkyrie Nine (Supplement)|Valkyrie Nine]] || [[Just Crunch]] || T-2 || C || yes
 |-
 |}

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 {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
-! Year
+! Released
-! Scenario Title
+! Title
 ! Publisher
-! In Book(s)
+! Code
 ! Era
-| Translation/Creation
+! PDF?
 |-
-|1988||[[Operation Aladdin's Cave]]||[[Jeux Descartes]]||[[Les Années Folles]]||Classic||Translation||[[???]]
+|style="background: orange; color: white;"|'''20xx''' ||style="background: orange; color: white;"|'''[[The Cthulhu Hack: Core Rules]]'''|| style="background: orange; color: white;"|[[Just Crunch]] || style="background: orange; color: white;"|2009 || style="background: orange; color: white;"|Rules ||style="background: orange; color: white;"| yes
 |-
-|X||[[Expériences Fatales]]||[[Jeux Descartes]]||[[Book]]||Classic||Translation||[[Author]]
+| 20xx || [[The Haunter of the Dark]] || [[Just Crunch]] || 2302<br>2010 || C ||
 |-
 |}

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:26, 2 June 2020
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−	~~clear~~	+	===Jeux Descartes===
		+
		+	Les Années Folles -- no scenarios.
		+
		+	{\| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" align="center" style="text-align:left;"
		+	! Year
		+	! Scenario Title
		+	! Publisher
		+	! In Book(s)
		+	! Era
		+	\| Translation/Creation
		+	! Author(s)
		+	\|-
		+	\|1988\|\|[[Operation Aladdin's Cave]]\|\|[[Jeux Descartes]]\|\|[[Les Années Folles]]\|\|Classic\|\|Translation\|\|[[???]]
		+	\|-
		+	\|X\|\|[[Expériences Fatales]]\|\|[[Jeux Descartes]]\|\|[[Book]]\|\|Classic\|\|Translation\|\|[[Author]]
		+	\|-
		+	\|}

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:20, 31 May 2020
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−	~~==Details==~~	+	clear
−	~~[[File:Les 5 Supplices - Livret 2 cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''Front cover'']]~~
−
−	~~'''Translated Title:''' Secrets of Asia in the Heart of Paris~~
−
−	~~'''Pages:''' 19~~
−
−	~~'''Author:''' [[Samuel Tarapacki]]~~
−
−	~~'''Artist:''' Vintage photographs, [[Loïc Muzy]]~~
−
−	~~'''Editor(s):''' [[Christophe Ployon]], [[Isabelle Donné]]~~
−
−	~~'''Setting:''' September [[1930s\|1931]], [[Paris]], [[France]]~~
−
−	~~'''Appears in:''' ''[[Les 5 supplices]]'', Livret 2~~
−
−	~~'''Campaign:''' ''[[Les 5 supplices (campaign)\|Les 5 supplices]]''~~
−
−	~~==Summary==~~
−	~~In their hunt for a master tattoo artist in Paris, the investigators must face a shadow kite and prevent the sorcerer Sayk Fong Lee from getting to the Gate of Shadows before they do.~~
−
−	~~==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==~~
−	~~'''Players should not read any further.'''~~
−	~~<!-- DO NOT DELETE THE LINE IMMEDIATELY ABOVE -->~~
−
−	~~===Synopsis===~~
−	{{Spoiler\|The investigators track down two leads in Paris: Guang Ying, who leads the Guardians of the Final Sacrilege, and Louis Lonsdale, a relic collector whose collection is being sought by Sayk Fong Lee. Meanwhile, the sorcerer Lee launches a shadow kite into the skies of Paris to cover his departure by train to Manchuria. In confronting the kite and Louis Lonsdale, some of the investigators become marked by the Seal of the Dragon, placing them in jeopardy of falling under Sayk Fong Lee's control unless they can stop him from gaining access to a Supreme Tattoo that will make him the Ransomer of Divine Right. In a terrible turn, Lee captures Lonsdale and Liu Chen before he escapes.}}
−
−	~~'''Locations:'''~~
−	*[[Paris]], [[France]]
−
−	~~'''Creatures:'''~~
−	* Hungry Ghost (L’Esprit Affamé)
−	* Shadow (L’ombre combative)
−	* Shadow Kite (L'ombre du cerf-volant)
−
−	~~'''Organizations'''~~
−	* Les Gardiens du Dernier Sacrilège (Guardians of the Final Sacrilege)
−
−	~~'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''~~
−	* Portail des Ombres (Gate of Shadows)
−	* Sceau du Dragon (Seal of the Dragon)
−
−	~~'''Campaigns / Scenarios:''' ''[[Les 5 supplices (campaign)\|Les 5 supplices]]''~~
−
−	~~===Comments===~~
−
−	~~===Keeper Comments===~~
−	~~<!--Comments to Keepers about this scenario;~~
−	~~Possibly how to run it successfully.~~
−	~~Keep general DISCUSSION on the talk page.-->~~
−	The scenario is designed to be a companion to another scenario in the same campaign called "[[La Chine en gare de l’Est]]." Depending on how the investigators proceed, the two scenarios may be run concurrently.
−
−	~~__NOTOC__~~
−	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Secrets d'Asie du Coeur de Paris}}~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:1930s scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:City scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Combat-light scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Complex scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Ghost scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Kidnap scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Many-sessions scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Mythos-light scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Occult artefact scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Railway scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Paris]]~~
−	~~[[Category:CoC:Shadow creature scenarios]]~~

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 ==Summary==
-A mysterious Chinese secret society enlists the investigators to help them find a master tattoo artist before the sorcerer Sayk Fong Lee can get to him.
+In their hunt for a master tattoo artist in Paris, the investigators must face a shadow kite and prevent the sorcerer Sayk Fong Lee from getting to the Gate of Shadows before they do.
 ==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
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 ===Synopsis===
-{{Spoiler|The investigators track down two leads in Paris: Guang Ying, who leads the Guardians of the Final Sacrilege, and Louis Lonsdale, a relic collector whose collection is being sought by Sayk Fong Lee. Meanwhile, the sorcerer Lee launches a shadow kite into the skies of Paris to cover his departure by train to Manchuria. In confronting the kite and Louis Lonsdale, some of the investigators become marked by the Seal of the Dragon, placing them in jeopardy of falling under Sayk Fong Lee's control unless they can stop him from gaining access to a Supreme Tattoo that will make him the Ransomer of Divine Right. In a terrible turn, Lee captures Lonsdale and Liu Chen.}}
+{{Spoiler|The investigators track down two leads in Paris: Guang Ying, who leads the Guardians of the Final Sacrilege, and Louis Lonsdale, a relic collector whose collection is being sought by Sayk Fong Lee. Meanwhile, the sorcerer Lee launches a shadow kite into the skies of Paris to cover his departure by train to Manchuria. In confronting the kite and Louis Lonsdale, some of the investigators become marked by the Seal of the Dragon, placing them in jeopardy of falling under Sayk Fong Lee's control unless they can stop him from gaining access to a Supreme Tattoo that will make him the Ransomer of Divine Right. In a terrible turn, Lee captures Lonsdale and Liu Chen before he escapes.}}
 '''Locations:'''
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 [[Category:CoC:Combat-light scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:Complex scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:Many-sessions scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:Mythos-light scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:Railway scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Paris]]
-[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for large groups]]
+[[Category:CoC:Shadow creature scenarios]]

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 ==Details==
-[[File:Your Name in the Book opening illustration.png|right|thumb|Scenario opening illustration]]
+[[File:Les 5 Supplices - Livret 2 cover.jpg|right|thumb|''Front cover'']]
-'''Authors:'''
+'''Translated Title:''' Secrets of Asia in the Heart of Paris
-'''Artists:''' [[Jabari Weathers]], [[Alex Mayo]]
+'''Pages:''' 19
-'''Editor(s):''' [[Dixie Cochran]], [[Jill Spivey]], [[Adam Alexander]], [[Mike Mason]]
+'''Author:''' [[Samuel Tarapacki]]
-'''Setting:''' [[Harlem|Nieuw Haarlem]], [[New York]], [[1680s|1680]]
+'''Artist:''' Vintage photographs, [[Loïc Muzy]]
-'''Appears in:''' ''[[Harlem Unbound]]'', 2nd ed.
+'''Editor(s):''' [[Christophe Ployon]], [[Isabelle Donné]]
 ==Summary==
-The freed Black population of Dutch Haarlem is on edge as a British takeover looms, bringing with it uncertain changes to the laws governing slavery and freedom. So when David Martin turns up murdered by the Hudson, the investigators must find his killer before the British get wind of the murder and use it as a pretext to take over. Meanwhile, rumors swirl that the Devil himself is offering guarantees of continued freedom in exchange for signing his Black Book
+A mysterious Chinese secret society enlists the investigators to help them find a master tattoo artist before the sorcerer Sayk Fong Lee can get to him.
 ==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
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 ===Synopsis===
-{{spoiler|The investigators are either freed Blacks living in Dutch Haarlem, or Black time travelers from a more recent period who find themselves transported to the seventeenth century. Either way, Dutch Haarlem's small Black population is on edge, since the British have gained political control of the area, meaning that previous legal freedoms for people of color may be rescinded. The local Black pastor asks the investigators to investigate the murder of a local man named David Martin; by finding his killer quickly, the pastor hopes to avoid alarming the British and speeding up their takeover. The investigators determine that Martin was killed by a strange being some call the devil or the Black Man&mdash;actually an avatar of Nyarlathotep&mdash;who is keen to get signatures for the ''Black Book of Azathoth'' in exchange for guarantees of continued freedom under British rule. Eventually, the investigators learn that the Black Man has been active in the area for some decades; in searching the abandoned home where he was once seen, they find underground tunnels (carved by the Mi-Go) and the lair of a shell of a man called the Revenant. The investigators must stop the Black Man's plan from coming to fruition&mdash;or else sign the book to end his machinations that way.}}
+{{Spoiler|The investigators track down two leads in Paris: Guang Ying, who leads the Guardians of the Final Sacrilege, and Louis Lonsdale, a relic collector whose collection is being sought by Sayk Fong Lee. Meanwhile, the sorcerer Lee launches a shadow kite into the skies of Paris to cover his departure by train to Manchuria. In confronting the kite and Louis Lonsdale, some of the investigators become marked by the Seal of the Dragon, placing them in jeopardy of falling under Sayk Fong Lee's control unless they can stop him from gaining access to a Supreme Tattoo that will make him the Ransomer of Divine Right. In a terrible turn, Lee captures Lonsdale and Liu Chen.}}
-===References===
+'''Creatures:'''
+* Hungry Ghost (L’Esprit Affamé)
-'''Player Handouts:'''
+* Shadow (L’ombre combative)
-* The [[Yellow Sign]]
+* Shadow Kite (L'ombre du cerf-volant)
-'''Locations:'''
+'''Organizations'''
-* The Bowl and Spoon (cookshop)
+* Les Gardiens du Dernier Sacrilège (Guardians of the Final Sacrilege)
-'''Creatures:'''
+'''Tomes and Artifacts:'''
-* [[Black Man]] (avatar of [[Nyarlathotep]])
+* Portail des Ombres (Gate of Shadows)
-* Revenant
+* Sceau du Dragon (Seal of the Dragon)
-'''Artefacts and Tomes'''
+'''Campaigns / Scenarios:''' ''[[Les 5 supplices (campaign)|Les 5 supplices]]''
 ===Comments===
 ===Keeper Comments===
-{{DEFAULTSORT:That Jazz Craze}}
+__NOTOC__
-[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Secrets d'Asie du Coeur de Paris}}
-[[Category:CoC:1910s scenarios]]
+[[Category:CoC:1930s scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:City scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:Combat-light scenarios]]
-[[Category:CoC:Construction site scenarios]]
+[[Category:CoC:Complex scenarios]]
-[[Category:CoC:Investigators are military]]
+[[Category:CoC:Many-sessions scenarios]]
 [[Category:CoC:Mythos-light scenarios]]
-[[Category:CoC:Nightclub scenarios]]
+[[Category:CoC:Railway scenarios]]
-[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
+[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
-[[Category:CoC:Racism scenarios]]
+[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Paris]]
-[[Category:CoC:Scenarios referencing Azathoth]]
+[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for large groups]]

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 ==Details==
-[[File:That Jazz Craze cover image.png|right|thumb|Scenario opening illustration]]
+[[File:Your Name in the Book opening illustration.png|right|thumb|Scenario opening illustration]]
-'''Pages:''' 20
+'''Pages:''' 32
-'''Author:''' Dr. [[Cameron Hays]]
+'''Authors:'''
-'''Artists:''' [[Brennen Reece]], [[Alex Mayo]]
+'''Artists:''' [[Jabari Weathers]], [[Alex Mayo]]
 '''Editor(s):''' [[Dixie Cochran]], [[Jill Spivey]], [[Adam Alexander]], [[Mike Mason]]
-'''Setting:''' [[Harlem]], [[New York]], [[1910s|1919]] or [[1920s|1920]]
+'''Setting:''' [[Harlem|Nieuw Haarlem]], [[New York]], [[1680s|1680]]
 '''Appears in:''' ''[[Harlem Unbound]]'', 2nd ed.
 ==Summary==
-Harlem musician Wendell Young has gone missing mere days before releasing the first ever recording of jazz music. The investigators must find the pianist while stopping a dark curse in the process.
+The freed Black population of Dutch Haarlem is on edge as a British takeover looms, bringing with it uncertain changes to the laws governing slavery and freedom. So when David Martin turns up murdered by the Hudson, the investigators must find his killer before the British get wind of the murder and use it as a pretext to take over. Meanwhile, rumors swirl that the Devil himself is offering guarantees of continued freedom in exchange for signing his Black Book
 ==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
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 ===Synopsis===
-{{spoiler|When Harlem musician Wendell Young goes missing, several people notice&mdash;not least of which is Casper Holstein, Harlem's "Bolito King," who payed the recording costs for Young's upcoming record of "jass" music. Whether under orders from Holstein or following their own interests, the investigators untangle two webs surrounding the recording session. On the one hand, a "black hand" extortion ring has taken control of the Blue Moon Gramophone Company, where the record was made. They hope to sell the records to make some money. Even more troubling, the investigators find that everyone who has heard the record&mdash;from the band members who played on it to the technicians who recorded it&mdash;has lost all ability to understand symbolic thought, a condition that leads to suicide or worse. Ultimately, the inquiries reveal that Young made a deal with a strange figure called the "Baron in Blues," and now the recording is curse. The investigators must locate the thousand pressings of the gramophone with Young's maddening song on it and prevent them from being distributed.}}
+{{spoiler|The investigators are either freed Blacks living in Dutch Haarlem, or Black time travelers from a more recent period who find themselves transported to the seventeenth century. Either way, Dutch Haarlem's small Black population is on edge, since the British have gained political control of the area, meaning that previous legal freedoms for people of color may be rescinded. The local Black pastor asks the investigators to investigate the murder of a local name named David Martin; by finding his killer quickly, the pastor hopes to avoid alarming the British and speeding up their takeover. The investigators determine that Martin was killed by a strange being some call the devil, or the Black Man&mdash;actually an avatar of Nyarlathotep&mdash;who is keen to get signatures for the ''Black Book of Azathoth'' in exchange for guarantees of continued freedom under British rule. Eventually, the investigators learn that the Black Man has been active in the area for some decades; in searching the abandoned home where he was once seen, they find underground tunnels (carved by the Mi-Go) and the lair of a shell of a man called the Revenant. The investigators must stop the Black Man's plan from coming to fruition&mdash;or else sign the book to end his machinations that way.}}
 ===References===
 '''Player Handouts:'''
-* Recording Contract
+* The [[Yellow Sign]]
-* Ownership Transfer
+* Medical records
 '''Locations:'''
-* Blue Moon Recording Studio
+* The Bowl and Spoon (cookshop)
-* Farino’s apartment
+* Church of Our Lady of Harlem
-* Blue Moon Fabrication Facility
+* David Martin's boarding house
-* Unnamed speakeasy
+* Nell's Barbershop
-* Wendell Young’s apartment building
+* Palmer Stoddard's house
-* Paul Scarlotti’s business office
+* The Schipper house
-* Casper Holstein’s business office.
+* Shrine to the Mother Goddess
 '''Creatures:'''
-* [[Baron in Blues]] (avatar of [[Azathoth]])
+* [[Black Man]] (avatar of [[Nyarlathotep]])
-'''Organizations'''
+'''Artefacts and Tomes'''
-* Blue Moon Gramophone Company
+* ''[[Black Book of Azathoth]]''
-* [[Harlem Hellfighters]]
+* Basalt statue
-* Wendell Young Deluxe Jass Orchestra
+* Bird amulet
 ===Comments===
 ===Keeper Comments===
 {{DEFAULTSORT:That Jazz Craze}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:15, 30 May 2020
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−	~~TBD~~	+	==Details==
		+	[[File:That Jazz Craze cover image.png\|right\|thumb\|Scenario opening illustration]]
		+	'''Pages:''' 20
		+
		+	'''Author:''' Dr. [[Cameron Hays]]
		+
		+	'''Artists:''' [[Brennen Reece]], [[Alex Mayo]]
		+
		+	'''Editor(s):''' [[Dixie Cochran]], [[Jill Spivey]], [[Adam Alexander]], [[Mike Mason]]
		+
		+	'''Setting:''' [[Harlem]], [[New York]], [[1910s\|1919]] or [[1920s\|1920]]
		+
		+	'''Appears in:''' ''[[Harlem Unbound]]'', 2nd ed.
		+
		+	==Summary==
		+	Harlem musician Wendell Young has gone missing mere days before releasing the first ever recording of jazz music. The investigators must find the pianist while stopping a dark curse in the process.
		+
		+	==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
		+	'''Players should not read any further.'''
		+	<!-- DO NOT DELETE THE LINE IMMEDIATELY ABOVE -->
		+
		+	===Synopsis===
		+	{{spoiler\|When Harlem musician Wendell Young goes missing, several people notice—not least of which is Casper Holstein, Harlem's "Bolito King," who payed the recording costs for Young's upcoming record of "jass" music. Whether under orders from Holstein or following their own interests, the investigators untangle two webs surrounding the recording session. On the one hand, a "black hand" extortion ring has taken control of the Blue Moon Gramophone Company, where the record was made. They hope to sell the records to make some money. Even more troubling, the investigators find that everyone who has heard the record—from the band members who played on it to the technicians who recorded it—has lost all ability to understand symbolic thought, a condition that leads to suicide or worse. Ultimately, the inquiries reveal that Young made a deal with a strange figure called the "Baron in Blues," and now the recording is curse. The investigators must locate the thousand pressings of the gramophone with Young's maddening song on it and prevent them from being distributed.}}
		+
		+	===References===
		+
		+	'''Player Handouts:'''
		+	* Recording Contract
		+	* Ownership Transfer
		+	* Death Announcement
		+	* Farino's note
		+	* Production ledger
		+
		+	'''Locations:'''
		+	* Blue Moon Recording Studio
		+	* Farino’s apartment
		+	* Blue Moon Fabrication Facility
		+	* Unnamed speakeasy
		+	* Wendell Young’s apartment building
		+	* Paul Scarlotti’s business office
		+	* Casper Holstein’s business office.
		+
		+	'''Creatures:'''
		+	* [[Baron in Blues]] (avatar of [[Azathoth]])
		+
		+	'''Organizations'''
		+	* Blue Moon Gramophone Company
		+	* [[Harlem Hellfighters]]
		+	* Wendell Young Deluxe Jass Orchestra
		+
		+	===Comments===
		+
		+	===Keeper Comments===
		+	The scenario offers four ways to get the investigators involved. One option is that they are hired by Casper Holstein to locate Wendell Young, since the small-time crook knows the police won't care about a missing black musician in debt to him. Alternatively, Young may be a veteran of the Great War and a surviving member of the Harlem Hellfighters; either a Hellfighter investigator or another member of the group gets interested in his disappearance. Another option is for the investigators to themselves be musicians or members of Young's band who are interested in finding him due to personal connections. Finally, if the Keeper plans ahead, the investigators may meet Young or Holstein, or hear rumors of the Baron in Blues, during a previous Harlem-based scenario.
		+
		+	{{DEFAULTSORT:That Jazz Craze}}
		+	[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:1910s scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Apartment scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Baron in Blues scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:City scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Combat-light scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Construction site scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Investigators are military]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Investigators are musicians]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Madness scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Malign influence scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Missing person scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Music scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Mythos-light scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Nightclub scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Racism scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Scenarios referencing Azathoth]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in Harlem]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in New York City]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in New York state]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Scenarios set in the USA]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Scenarios suitable for small groups]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Studio and workshop scenarios]]
		+	[[Category:CoC:Warehouse scenarios]]
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