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None of you wanted to come to this boring little town but the storm changed all of you. It opened your eyes, let you see the monsters lurking beneath the skin of this seaside town.
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None of you wanted to come here, to spend a dull and hollow summer in this boring little town. You gathered on the beach because there was nothing else to do. The storm changed all of you. It opened your eyes, let you see the monsters lurking beneath the skin of this seaside town. You're the only ones who know about the things that crawled out of the ocean, the things that came down from the sky. Do they know that you know? Are they watching you from the other side of the
glass beach? The storm let you see the monsters lurking beneath the skin of this boring seaside town, the only ones who know. Do they know you know? Are they watching you from the other side of the glass beach?
None of you wanted to come to this boring little town but the storm changed all of you. It opened your eyes, let you see the monsters lurking beneath the skin of this seaside town.
Description:
None of you wanted to come here, to spend a dull and hollow summer in this boring little town. You gathered on the beach because there was nothing else to do. The storm changed all of you. It opened your eyes, let you see the monsters lurking beneath the skin of this seaside town. You're the only ones who know about the things that crawled out of the ocean, the things that came down from the sky. Do they know that you know? Are they watching you from the other side of the
glass beach? The storm let you see the monsters lurking beneath the skin of this boring seaside town, the only ones who know. Do they know you know? Are they watching you from the other side of the glass beach?
Mystery scenario masters Kenneth Hite & Robin D. Laws train their magnifying glasses on clue-gathering adventures to reveal the unlikely suspects behind your tabletop woes.
Robin D. Laws & Kenneth Hite talk roleplaying, history, conspiracy, occultism, writing, food, movies & whatever you ask them about in this live edition of their award-winning podcast.
You are assassins who kill the targets who can't be killed. The ones who shrug off sniper bullets & smile as they swallow poison. You're vampire slayers for hire & it's time to go to work.
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You're professional assassins, specializing in an obscure but extremely profitable niche of that grisly business. You kill the targets who can't be killed, the one who shrug off sniper bullets and smile as they swallow poison. You're vampire slayers for hire - have stake, will travel. And it's time to go to work.
When the necromantic tome having once belonged to American sorcerer Ezekiel de la Poer is stolen, your investigation leads you to the small town of Rosa, Alabama, de la Poer's final resting place.
Tragedy has befallen the prestigious Bayard family of Providence. Consultants need to find out what was the cause of their son's nervous breakdown. Is it a family curse or something best unspoken?
GMing for one player, or playing solo with the GM, poses a special set of challenges. The design team behind Cthulhu Confidential teaches the tricks & techniques of this intense, rewarding format.
It's 1968 & your team of DELTA GREEN operatives has been assigned a mission in war-torn Vietnam - & a confrontation with cosmic horror in a Viet Cong tunnel complex near the DMZ.
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It’s 1968, and your team of DELTA GREEN operatives has been assigned a mission in war-torn Vietnam—and a confrontation with cosmic horror.
U.S. Marine Corps recently captured a Viet Cong tunnel complex in Quang Tri province near the DMZ. It is believed that they removed something from that tunnel complex, not least because the unit photographer died from an “accidental firearm discharge” two days later. That was three days ago. Your mission: investigate this possible outbreak of the unnatural, and prevent it from damaging the war effort, or the world, any further.