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''Chez Cthulhu'' is a new stand-alone game that combines the classic ''Chez Geek'' system with everyone's favorite Elder God, and adds a new Madness mechanic. This set includes 110 cards and two blanks, a die, and counters for both Slack ''and'' Madness. | ''Chez Cthulhu'' is a new stand-alone game that combines the classic ''Chez Geek'' system with everyone's favorite Elder God, and adds a new Madness mechanic. This set includes 110 cards and two blanks, a die, and counters for both Slack ''and'' Madness. | ||
| − | And yes, you ''can'' combine it with ''Chez Geek''. As long as you use "cigarette" and "tentacles" interchangably, you'll be 'fine'. | + | And yes, you ''can'' combine it with ''Chez Geek''. As long as you use "cigarette" and "tentacles" interchangably, you'll be ''fine''. |
==Comments / Trivia== | ==Comments / Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 16:25, 21 February 2016
Contents
Details
Publisher: Steve Jackson Games
Product Code/SKU: SJG 1397
ISBN: ?
Year: 2010
Designer(s): Steve Jackson
Artist(s): John Kovalic
Number of Players: 2 to 5 players
Estimated Playing Time: 60 minutes
Suggested Ages: 12 +
Expansions: None
Other Editions: None
Summary
From the back of the box:
Prepare for an encounter with the most sanity-blasting entities in all the dimensions ...
Chez Cthulhu brings the horror of Lovecraft's Mythos right into your apartment . . . as if the leftovers from the Pizza with Absolutely Everything weren't bad enough. Work your job — will you be a Morgue Janitor, a Sanitarium Guard, or a Gravedigger? Buy things to give you Slack, like a comforting Straitjacket ... or some Friendly Tentacles to make your day a little brighter. Invite people over to your room ... and sacrifice them! And Nookie ... don't forget the Nookie. Preferably without the Ectoplasmic Slime.
Chez Cthulhu is a new stand-alone game that combines the classic Chez Geek system with everyone's favorite Elder God, and adds a new Madness mechanic. This set includes 110 cards and two blanks, a die, and counters for both Slack and Madness.
And yes, you can combine it with Chez Geek. As long as you use "cigarette" and "tentacles" interchangably, you'll be fine.
Comments / Trivia
Chez Cthulhu is a variation on Steve Jackson Games' Chez Geek. It is not necessary to have Chez Geek to play Chez Cthulhu, but they can be combined and played as a single game.
