Martin Tulloch used the data from our “Artifact Zero: Deep Background” post to create a set of amazing player handouts for the Delta Green scenario “Artifact Zero.” One version is dated for 1997 and the other is dated 1999. Great…
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.
Cthulhu 101: A Beginner’s Guide to the Dreamer in the Deep Published by Atomic Overmind Press, $8.95 By Kenneth Hite Reviewed by Matthew Pook As you can see in his Trail of Cthulhu, Ken Hite is Call of Cthulhu’s number…
Kurt Weigel on Game Geeks scores a Mythos gaming hat trick: The Laundry, Cthulhu Britannica and Cthulhu Invictus.
Flames Rising has a preview of the first chapter of Delta Green: Through a Glass, Darkly, the new novel by Dennis Detwiller. But that was not the only self he saw. He also stood in a stark hospital room, older now,…
At The Unspeakable Oath we have fun with the fictional frights of the Cthulhu Mythos, but of course real horrors abound in the world. My friends, family and I experienced one this week. A series of huge tornadoes ravaged the…
The Unspeakable Oath 19 is in print and is now shipping to our warehouses. It will start showing up at readers’ houses in a week or two. Get it now while the getting of it is good! Available in print…
The Primal State Chaosium, Inc., $22 By Jeff Moeller Reviewed by Matthew Pook Since 2003, the Miskatonic University Library Association series of monographs has been Chaosium’s way of making other works available to players of both Call of Cthulhu and…
Watch more free documentaries Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown, the excellent 2008 documentary on the writing and life of H.P. Lovecraft, can be viewed in entirety online, free but with a handful of annoyingly abrupt commercial breaks. The oldest and…
This short film by Craig Macneill and Clay McLeod Chapman — from 2005’s Sundance Film Festival — has fun with the horrors of the Cthulhu Mythos and the far deeper horrors of burgeoning adolescence. The narrator’s insane voice is one…
