Scenarios you are already familiar with.
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ken-do-nim
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Scenarios you are already familiar with.
In this thread, please list Call of Cthulhu scenarios/adventures that you have read, played, or run, so I will know not to use them.
Re: Scenarios you are already familiar with.
None set in 1920's USA, only played keeper and investigator in Achtung Cthullu campaign and a homebrew campaign, Miskatonic student exchange...but that was all 20+ years ago.
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gaylord500
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Re: Scenarios you are already familiar with.
Quite a few; was a playtester for some of the newer, revised ones. But I can forget stuff pretty easily, certainly for the purposes of any of this.
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Re: Scenarios you are already familiar with.
I have only played Cthulhu a handful of times, pretty much all at conventions, and all adventures were created by the GMs. I am pretty sure none of them have been published anywhere, but all save one were set in the 1970s or later. Unless you are thinking about running something set on the Titanic, the only one I've played set in that general timeframe won't be an issue.
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Re: Scenarios you are already familiar with.
I last played Call of Cthulu so long ago that HP Lovecraft was the GM. He was good at evoking mood, but lousy with campaign structure.
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ken-do-nim
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Re: Scenarios you are already familiar with.
You know, I bet he would have made an awesome GM, even at campaign management.Pulpatoon wrote:I last played Call of Cthulu so long ago that HP Lovecraft was the GM. He was good at evoking mood, but lousy with campaign structure.
Hopefully anything that we do play that you are already familiar with will be short, like the scenarios out of the rulebook.gaylord500 wrote:Quite a few; was a playtester for some of the newer, revised ones. But I can forget stuff pretty easily, certainly for the purposes of any of this.
