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Both ‘Occam’s Razor’ by Brian M. Sammons and ‘The Wild Hunt‘ by Tyler Omichinski are out in either PDF format and/or print from DriveThruRPG, PayPal Commerce (US/CN/MX customers), and GMS (customers in the rest of the world) North American customers (US, CN, & MX): https://py.pl/KvzbP Rest of the World customers: https://gms-games.myshopify.com/products/occams-razor Occam’s Razor Brian M. […]

Occam’s Razor and The Wild Hunt are so near to completion that we’re all getting a little over excited here in the den! A number of adventures see investigators looking for mythos entanglements only to discover horrific, yet mundane causes in Occam’s Razor and a chase across the tri-state area sees the investigators making dangerous […]

COMING SOON Fear’s Sharp Little Needles is a grand collection of Call of Cthulhu 7th edition scenarios in a modern setting (easily convertible to 6th edition). They focus on the darker aspects of horror roleplaying and, as such, are recommended for a mature audience. More inspired by The X-Files and Hannibal than Pulp Horror, these adventures involved mythos […]

Hudson & Brand, Inquiry Agents of the Obscure (coming soon)

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Hudson & Brand: Inquiry Agents of the Obscure is the first in our ‘Safe House’ series where players of the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game (published by Chaosium, Inc), have a home-base for their Cthulhu by Gaslight characters to work out of. At hand, they will have resources, a gun range, a collection of monographs on various subjects, a small library, three members of staff, and property consisting of offices and lodgings in the very heart of Victorian London.

The book will also contain numerous case files written by Hudson & Brand (both of whom are now missing), NPCs, plans, scenario seeds, and an adventure. It is edited by Matthew Pook and written by Robert Grayston & Stephanie McAlea. Art is by Jon Gibbons, Guillaume Tavernier, and Stephanie McAlea, along with numerous period photographs and images.

Taking its inspirational cues from Sherlock Holmes, Ripper Street, Auguste Dupin, The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, and The Incendiary’s Trail, the book takes a mature look at the horror of Mythos machinations and the many dark corners in the seat of empire.