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While justly criticised for its D&D-style theme of “kill monsters and steal treasure”, this scenario does have some interesting NPCs. | While justly criticised for its D&D-style theme of “kill monsters and steal treasure”, this scenario does have some interesting NPCs. | ||
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Revision as of 18:37, 25 July 2022
Details
Pages: 11
Author(s): David A. Hargrave
Artist(s): Yurek Chodak, Tom Sullivan
Setting: 1920s
Appears in: The Asylum and Other Tales, The Cthulhu Casebook
Campaign:
Summary
One of the Investigators is the inheritor of a small estate in northeast Maine, and an unfinished letter from a brother.
Links
Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only
Players should not read any further.
Synopsis
The estate contains a haunted mound.
References
Player Handouts: Letter from Horace L. Cobb, unfinished letter from brother
Locations: Maine
Creatures: Cthonian, Ghoul, Skeleton, Zombie
Tomes and Artifacts: R’lyeh Text, enchanted glass from Leng, Plutonian drug, Pipe of Dreams, iron dagger, wooden whistle, medicine bag
Campaigns / Scenarios:
Comments
Keeper Comments
While justly criticised for its D&D-style theme of “kill monsters and steal treasure”, this scenario does have some interesting NPCs.
RPG Reviews' Seth Skorkowsky has done a video talking about the module's shortcomings and how to improve it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSh5QN_z9NQ
