We just realized we accidentally uploaded Episode 33 twice and skipped 32 - it's now FIXED.  Whilst Cole, Claudia and Marcus launch their assault on Henson's Manufacturing, Jack and Gwen are caught in the spiders web spun by the deadly Zahra Shafik.

Grizzly Peaks Radio presents a Masks of Nyarlathotep actual play. For show discussion and more check out Expedition to the Grizzly Peaks

In this action packed final episode of the Pulp Cthulhu classic our heroes decide to take Mr Sleep up on his offer and help him take the Disintegrator out into the mist. Let's hope they don't live to regret it.

Starring this lot.

Joe from Hindightless and Weal or Woe

Lieren from Updates from the Middle of Nowhere

Julz - Jewels from NZ

Jeff from Tome of All Dooms

TJ from all kinds of stuff

Apologies Nyarlathotep was up to his old tricks and compelled us to post this episode twice. If you want to hear the real episode 32 - it's now been fixed and uploaded. You'll probably need to delete the original and download again.

Things accelerate towards an apocalyptic finale in Derby (words nobody ever expected to write). Claudia, Marcus and Cole are locked in a battle to the death with Frank Marshall who is drawing upon the power of the Dark Pharaoh to wreak terrible damage on our heroes. Meanwhile in Zahra Shafik's elegant hotel suite a battle of wills is taking place that can only end in tragedy, death and insanity. Join us for the penultimate episode of the England chapter of Masks of Nyarlathotep.

Grizzly Peaks Radio presents a Masks of Nyarlathotep actual play. For show discussion and more check out Expedition to the Grizzly Peaks

The gang follow up a lead to an obscure occult bookshop where they learn more about Astarte the many faced Goddess. Then it's on for a delightful evening of music. Henri Chatin-Hoffman will be performing Liszt's Totentanz for one night only in the Hall of Mirrors at the famous Clärchens Ballhaus.

As with all the Berlin stories 'Dances' contains imagery and themes that some people may find disturbing.

We just realized we accidentally uploaded Episode 33 twice and skipped 32 - it's now FIXED.

Grizzly Peaks Radio presents a Masks of Nyarlathotep actual play. For show discussion and more check out Expedition to the Grizzly Peaks

The auction has been interrupted by the arrival of the supremely creepy Mr Sleep. Who is he? What does he want? And why is he such an annoying a-hole? The investigators decide it's time to take matters into their own hands in another pulptastic episode of The Disintegrator.

Starring this lot.

Joe from Hindightless and Weal or Woe

Lieren from Updates from the Middle of Nowhere

Julz - Jewels from NZ

Jeff from Tome of All Dooms

TJ from all kinds of stuff

After a wild night at the Weiße Maus cabaret the investigators, nursing terrible hangovers, head to Anita Berber's hotel suite to find out what unearthly powers the famous Naked Dancer of Berlin possesses.

As with all the Berlin stories 'Dances' contains imagery and themes that some people may find disturbing.

The England chapter races to it's explosive conclusion as the gang plan their assault on Henson with the scheming Zahra Shafik in the shadows pulling the strings as usual. An old friend also makes an unwelcome return.

Grizzly Peaks Radio presents a Masks of Nyarlathotep actual play. For show discussion and more check out Expedition to the Grizzly Peaks

Our colourful crew have arrived at the White Point Hotel for the auction of the Disintegrator where they come face to face with its terrifying power. They have to stop this thing falling into the wrong hands. Who amongst the gathered guests can they trust? And how are they going to avert catastrophe?

Joe from Hindightless and Weal or Woe

Lieren from Updates from the Middle of Nowhere

Julz - Jewels from NZ

Jeff from Tome of All Dooms

TJ from all kinds of stuff

We are delighted to present for your aural pleasure the second scenario in David Larkins extraordinary book Berlin, the Wicked City. In 'Dances' we return to Weimar Berlin four years after the explosive end of The Devil Eats Flies. The dark days of 1922 are long past and Berlin is flowering into it's ultimate expression of debauchery, lust and intrigue.

As with all the Berlin stories 'Dances' contains imagery and themes that some people may find disturbing.