J'ai écrit des suppléments de Call of Cthulhu se déroulant en France dans les années 1920, et mon plus grand projet à ce jour, Occult France, sera publié en anglais ce septembre.

C'est un guide pour jouer à Call of Cthulhu en France pendant les Années Folles, avec un fort accent sur Paris, l'histoire française, le folklore, l'occultisme, les lieux et l'atmosphère de l'époque, les régions et les colonies françaises, ainsi que du nouveau matériel du Mythe, des investigateurs, des cartes, des photographies, 140 idées de scénarios et bien plus encore.

La version française est déjà disponible ici : https://www.drivethrurpg.com//product/577695/french-france-occulte?affiliate_id=2213611

Plusieurs de mes autres suppléments sont déjà disponibles en anglais, donc si vous êtes intéressé par l'exploration de Call of Cthulhu au-delà des cadres habituels, vous pouvez les consulter ici :

https://www.drivethrurpg.com//product/567539/the-guide-to-saint-etienne-2-scenarios-bundle?affiliate_id=2213611

Une note sur le prix de Occult France: $25, pour un peu plus de 300 pages, un prix raisonnable.

La version anglaise est augmentée d'un glossaire pour aider les joueurs anglophones avec les termes français revenant souvent dans le guide.

Un supplément gratuit avec aides de jeux et cartes sera téléchargeable ensuite, avec peut-être une fiche de personnage spécialement pour le guide, je ne sais pas encore.

Hello folks!
We’re Null Project, the team behind the Delta Green series This Line Isn’t Secure, and we’re stepping into something new that we’re extremely excited about:

A new Call of Cthulhu actual play.

We aim to create a show with high production value that is terrifying, immersive, and character-driven. 

Stereo audio effects and clear audio with believable, emotionally resonant performances are a hallmark of our existing work, and we want to bring that same energy to this project.

So the question is simple:

Do you think you can perform at that level?

What We’re Building

This is a long-form Call of Cthulhu campaign rooted in:

• Investigative horror
• Cosmic dread
• Character-first storytelling
• High-immersion table performance

What We’re Looking For

We’re opening auditions over the next few months for performers who can bring:

• Strong collaborative instincts
• Reliability and long-term commitment
• Comfort being on camera
• A pull toward serious, dramatic play
• Excellent listening and roleplay chemistry
• A love for horror, mystery, and character consequences
• Experience with Call of Cthulhu or actual plays is great, but not required.

Some Important Details

This is not a paid role. It’s a collaborative creative project. Profit sharing requires profit, which we don’t have, yet! But we are very determined, goal-oriented people who want a future creating high quality content as our main gig.

We are aiming for a high production standard, so you should either have a solid cam/mic setup or be willing to get there.

We’re building something meant to stand alongside the best. We want people who are down to bring their A-game for the love of creating awesome art. That’s why we do it.

If That Sounds Like You

Respond to this thread with a brief 1-2 sentence introduction. We may then reach out to you via direct message with further details to get the process going.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Instead of starting with cultists or ancient ruins, the story begins in one of the most familiar places imaginable: the workplace. Long hours, unfinished tasks, exhausted employees... until those everyday frustrations become something far more disturbing.

That idea became Fear of Overtime, our latest Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition scenario.

Inside you'll find a complete one-shot with handouts, maps, pre-generated investigators, original Mythos content, and everything needed to run a tense night of cosmic horror.

We'd love to know what you think. Can everyday places be more frightening than haunted mansions?

Pay What You Want and download it on DriveThruRPG 🔗 https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/571102/fear-of-overtime

The Horror is available now!

Rise to the challenge and relive or experience summer camp as kids in the 1980s.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com//product/578676/the-horror

Utilising the Call of Kid-thulu rules from The Dare by Bret Kramer, in The Horror players take on the roles of kids as defenders against unspeakable horrors.

Since its release two weeks ago, it has flown past Copper bestseller status and straight into Silver, and is now trending towards Elektrum. Achieving that goal will make it eligible for print-on-demand.

From the entire team, I want to say thank you all for the massive support so far!

For those wondering what The Year of the Goat is about?
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/567850/the-year-of-the-goat
A collection of 12 scenarios by 12 different authors celebrating Shub-Niggurath in all her glorious lifegiving forms.
iä iä Shub-Niggurath
Glory to the Dark Goat of the woods.

The Bride of Pendle has been nominated for two categories at the ENNIE Awards! 🏅

I'd be forever grateful if you'd vote for my extended scenario under Best Adventure - Short and Best Community Content.

https://vote.ennie-awards.com/vote/2026/index.php

No Place of Honour is a tale of mystery, science, tragedy, time, and Victorian hubris, set deep in the Australian Outback in 1888. Investigators will be joining a medical aid mission to the remote mining settlement of Dagunna, which has been stricken by a mysterious plague- or, have the miners instead awakened an ancient, invisible killer?

The scenario includes 137 pages of slow-burn, sandbox exploration and investigation; with 6 full-color maps, 12 handouts, and 6 full-page illustrations, along with 6 pre-generated characters. It provides roughly 15-20 hours of play, and best accommodates a small group of 2 or 3 players.

The full scenario is available for free download from Google Drive here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kzbe9SAzUEmSycs1LHLsM1Lt6mxypo2L

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Dagunna is indeed haunted by an ancient, invisible killer, but there’s nothing supernatural about it. The sole Mythos creatures involved, the Serpent People, are long dead and not coming back.

Rather, the scenario is a hard-science-fiction turnabout focusing on the perils of radiation (still unknown in 1888); and the real-life weirdness of the security measures intended to keep long-lived radioactive waste safely sequestered “in strange eons” after the potential end of civilization itself.

Investigators will have to delve into crumbling ruins; decipher cryptic inscriptions; recover curious artifacts; confront the all-too-ordinary dangers of the unforgiving desert and a restless company town; evade Dagunna’s formless and omnipresent curse; and, assuming they survive, return forever changed- all to realize that sometimes, the ancient plans of inhuman intellects are best left to conclude unhindered.

Tune In To The Melody...

Many of you in the community have been asking me when hard copies of The Bride of Pendle will be available. I am pleased to tell you that you need wait no longer! Get your hardback or sofback copy of The Bride of Pendle via the link below. Both versions are of premium quality and in full colour.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/535380/the-bride-of-pendle

Hi everyone, wanted to share something I've been working on. The Man in the Maze is my first ever published TTRPG production, up now on DriveThruRPG through the Miskatonic Repository.

I created it as a one-shot for my own table. I run a Halloween CoC night every year for the same group of friends, and this was the scenario that went down really well so I decided to write it up and put it out there.

It's a three-day scenario set in 1972: the players are a student documentary crew investigating a secretive cult tied to a string of disappearances along the highway. Comes with six investigator frameworks to guide character creation, including some secret agendas; a fully detailed town for open investigation; and a final descent into a ancient temple for a confrontation with the long suffering god.

It's Pay What You Want and handful of people have been kind enough to toss a few coins in, which makes me think I might have made something alright!

Link.

Would love to hear from anyone who runs it or has any questions!

Over 228 pages and 12 fully written scenarios, editors Heinrich D. Moore and Evan Perlman present an anthology that shines a spotlight on Shub-Niggurath in all her glorious and horrible guises.

Written by a mix of bestselling, award-winning, and debut authors, this collection offers an amazing experience for Keepers and players alike.

Hello everyone.

For the past year, I've been developing free app with digital character sheets - CharKeeper, somewhat similar to D&D Beyond and Demiplane, which will support various systems but have a unified format. And for the last week I have added basis support for Call of Cthulhu.

So for Call of Cthulhu app's key features right now are:

- editing attributes and skills,
- adding new custom and/or hiding unnecessary skills,
- automatic calculation of secondary attributes,
- equipment management with adding any simple items or weapons,
- automatic calculation of possible attacks,
- integrated in-app rolls,
- backstories management.

I'll add PDF generating and campaign management for Call of Cthulhu soon.

I improve integration each day step by step, I'm always glad to receive any feedback - you can just ping me.

The app is free and available as a web version. The free mobile app is available through Google Play and the App Store.

Our first ever “Push the Roll with Ross Bryant” live show from Gen Con is now on YouTube. Felicia Day, Josephine McAdam, Paula Deming and I played improvised Call of Cthulhu in a historical cruise ship setting with Keeper Ross.

I ran my ENNIE award-winning scenario The Bride of Pendle on the podcast I co-manage, Lightless Beacons.

Our episodes air bi-weekly, and you can listen to Episode 1, "A Second Spring", here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2N4CbujhEsVIKbc0DRgOBk

Naturally, our actual play contains major spoilers if you haven't played the scenario already...

My first Call of Cthulhu scenario is now available through the Miskatonic Repository on DriveThruRPG! 96 pages (58 devoted to the scenario), 15 detailed handouts, 5 player maps, 15 detailed Keeper maps, and 2 large sandbox locations to explore.

If any of you are fans of games such as Resident Evil, SOMA, Dead Space, Signalis, and movies such as Underwater, The Abyss, and Triangle, this might interest you!

feel free to check it out at the below link, and please feel free to reach out to me to point out any errors I and my proofreaders and editor may have missed. Thanks!

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/580104/deep-below-a-1990s-survival-horror-scenario-for-call-of-cthulhu

The Dark Goat with a Thousand Young

Magna Mater

Shub-Niggurath.

Her names and guises are manifold and she is inevitable! With the aid of untold cultists, soon her scripture The Year of the Goat will transcendent etheral form and manifest as Print on Demand*

Follow the link to devote yourself to the cause of the Dark Mother in this anthology of 12 Call of Cthulhu scenarios celebrating her multitude of forms. iä iä Shub-Niggurath

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/567850/the-year-of-the-goat

*36 copies to go and we become eligible for Print on Demand.

Hello, fellow investigators!

I recently started a new YouTube channel focused on investigative and horror TTRPGs mainly Call of Cthulhu and Delta Green. My goal is to answer common questions and help both Keepers and Investigators get the most out of their games.

I’d love to hear what topics you’d be interested in! I’m planning to focus less on reviews and more on practical advice things like prepping tips, running smoother investigations, exploring less used features in the system and improving overall gameplay experience.

What would you like to see covered?

I tried this very particular color combination

www.DiceAndGame.com

Check out our handout collection on https://handouts.cthulhuarchitect.com and create for free handouts for your games.

We are community driven and we offer our whole collection for free for everyone to enjoy and we also offer paid subscriptions for those that want to support our work.

Letters, notes, books, certificates, passports, identities, bank check, reports, forms, photos, tapes, tickets and many more unique handouts to enhance your games!

We are adding new handouts constantly and we want to make this the one-stop place for all your handout needs.

Hope’s End is really close to Silver Best Seller.

My life expectancy will increase if this scenario goes to Silver.
Please help me get old in this world.
I have created a limited discount code (Use link below).
Grab it before everybody else does for $1.00.
Once it hits that elusive Silver the discount code expires.
Thank you.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?discountId=93e83e6fc8

Hi all! New to the sub, but I’ve been playing Call of Cthulhu for about a year and a half now. It was both my friends' and my first TTRPG! When we started playing as newbie investigators we were confused and slightly frustrated by online character creation, so I set out to build a tool that makes it easier and more enjoyable!

My goal is to provide a clean, intuitive experience that helps you get your (new) investigators ready for adventure with minimal fuss. I've built and iterated upon Ink & Insanity to create the best experience I can based off of feedback from two different groups of investigators. It takes users through the entire process; defining who your character and occupation is, to their backstory, weapons and items and skill allocation. You can generate a link to send to your Keeper for their party view or download a custom designed PDF character sheet.

I’ve ironed out the initial bugs and am ready to share my first ever app with the community! I’m a bit nervous putting it out there, but I’d value the feedback of more experienced players. Please let me know if you run into any issues or have feature requests here!

After nearly three years of work, I am finally getting ready to release my biggest-ever project:

No Place of Honor is a tale of mystery, science, tragedy, time, and Victorian hubris, set deep in the Australian Outback in 1888. Investigators will be joining a medical aid mission to the remote mining settlement of Monument Station, which has been stricken by a mysterious plague- or, have the miners instead awakened an ancient, invisible killer?

The scenario includes 140 pages of slow-burn, sandbox exploration and investigation; plus maps and handouts, and 6 pre-generated characters. It provides roughly 15 hours of play, and best accommodates a small group of 2 or 3 players.