Month: April 2020

• April 30, 2020Actual Play, Call of Cthulhu, Podcast

  26 – Call of Cthulhu: Debriefing

  The Department has accomplished their goal in Dunwich, but their foe was not kind. Two are in the hospital, one is wounded, and the remaining are of questionable sanity.
  It should surprise no one that trust is a currency suddenly in short supply in Boston.

• April 24, 2020Out of Character, Podcast

  Out of Character #6: Convention Organizing – How The Sausage Is Made

  It's the church. The Mecca. The penultimate ideal.
  The convention.

• April 23, 2020Actual Play, Call of Cthulhu, Podcast

  25 – Call of Cthulhu: The Abyss Stares Back

  It is clear this House is not what it seems. Trapped in its thrall and presented with the darkest fears that lie within their breast, the agents must confront the terrors they dare not face.

• April 16, 2020Actual Play, Call of Cthulhu, Podcast

  24 – Call of Cthulhu: Staring Into The Abyss

  The Domicile at Dunwich has secrets. Trapped, the Agents of the Department of Esoteric Relics and Parchment can only endure as others work to effect an escape.

• April 10, 2020Out of Character, Podcast

  Out of Character #5: Lore – Oh, These Tangled Webs We Weave

  For some, the story is the best part about a game. For others, it's somewhere behind 'rolling the dice' and 'finishing the nachos on the table.'

• April 9, 2020Actual Play, Call of Cthulhu, Podcast

  23 – Call of Cthulhu: The Domicile at Dunwich

  As the five Agents of the Boston office of the Department of Esoteric Relics and Parchment look upon their lodgings for the night, the owner of the home claims that they will meet God this very evening.

• April 4, 2020Podcast

  Vampire the Masquerade, Community participation.

  If your interested in participating please drop me a line through email, or on the discord.

• April 2, 2020Actual Play, Call of Cthulhu, Podcast

  22 – Call of Cthulhu: A Trip to Nowhere

  Feeling rather cross with the team, Agent Patterson of DERP sends them on an overnight investigation to a desolate hamlet near the foot of Round Mountain.