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===References=== | ===References=== | ||
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| − | * Letter from the Lord Provost | + | * Letter from the Office of the Lord Provost |
| − | * Lucy | + | * Lucy Siddons' Diary |
| − | * Note in Lucy | + | * Note in Lucy Siddons' Room |
| − | * 'The Voyager's Song' | + | * Ghoulish spell 'The Voyager's Song' |
| − | * News clipping 'Werewolves Sighted | + | * News clipping 'Werewolves Sighted on the Bridge of Sighs' |
* Cullen's Laboratory Diary | * Cullen's Laboratory Diary | ||
* Cathedral Services Pamphlet | * Cathedral Services Pamphlet | ||
Revision as of 23:13, 4 February 2014
Details
Pages: 31
Author(s): Stuart Boon
Artist(s):
Setting: 1920s
Appears in: Shadows Over Scotland published by Cubicle 7
Campaign:
Summary
A string of nightmarish incidents in Glasgow’s East End leads investigators to Glasgow Cathedral, HM Duke Street Prison, the Royal Infirmary, and the Necropolis — all situated within a mile of each other — to uncover a dark nexus of evil.
Links
- Buy Shadows Over Scotland from Cubicle 7 (PDF)
- Review by Pookie UK on Reviews from R'lyeh
- Review by kafka on RPG.net
- Review by Robert Florence on Rock, Paper, Shotgun
- Review by Alex Lucard on Diehard GameFAN
Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only
Players should not read any further.
Synopsis
Dr James Cullen, anatomist at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, is supplying ghouls with cadavers from the morgue.
References
Player Handouts:
- Letter from the Office of the Lord Provost
- Lucy Siddons' Diary
- Note in Lucy Siddons' Room
- Ghoulish spell 'The Voyager's Song'
- News clipping 'Werewolves Sighted on the Bridge of Sighs'
- Cullen's Laboratory Diary
- Cathedral Services Pamphlet
Locations: Glasgow, Dreamlands (tangentially)
Creatures: Ghouls
Tomes and Artifacts: Untitled Black Book (unique Mythos tome)
Campaigns / Scenarios:
Comments
Keeper Comments
The Keeper should consult other maps of Glasgow as those supplied in this scenario lack detail and are inconsistent.
