Stealing Cthulhu is a new book by Graham Walmsley with notes by Gareth Hanrahan, Kenneth Hite and Jason Morningstar. Stealing Cthulhu is my guide to Lovecraftian storytelling. Its central idea is: by stealing, adapting and combining Lovecraft’s ideas, you can create scenarios that seem new and horrific. The previews look terrific. Reserve a copy now.
Berin Kinsman is planning a Delta Green (which began with TUO 7) one-shot using Graham Walmsley’s Cthulhu Dark game (which we spotlighted in TUO 19). Follow his progress here.
The Dying of St. Margaret’s Published by Pelgrane Press, $4.95 By Graham Walmsley, art by Jérôme Huguenin Reviewed by Matthew Pook The Dying of St. Margaret’s is a downloadable one-shot scenario for Trail of Cthulhu, Pelgrane Press’ RPG of Lovecraftian investigative horror set in the desperate decade of the 1930s. It is written for the…
Cthulhu Dark is Graham Walmsley’s free, fast-playing, two-page tabletop RPG about investigating the Cthulhu Mythos and going insane. Beyond the core rules he’s added basic principles for running it (“focus on the characters,” “respond with fuckery”), detailed guidelines for running it, and tips on scenario creation. And a bunch of optional rules and suggestions for getting…
