This is Part 2 of a narrative replay for the Japanese Call of Cthulhu scenario Do Gods Dream of Digital Drugs? written by Byoushin, of the Victims of INT Table, for the Japonism scenario pack. You can find the written version of this replay mjrrpg.com.

You can purchase Japonism on Booth.pm. Note, there is no English version available.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their albums 'Cthulhu' and 'Yog-Sothoth.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.

This is Part 2 of a narrative replay for the Japanese Call of Cthulhu scenario Do Gods Dream of Digital Drugs? written by Byoushin, of the Victims of INT Table, for the Japonism scenario pack. You can find the written version of this replay mjrrpg.com.

If you haven't listened to or read Part 1, I recommend doing so.

You can purchase Japonism on Booth.pm. Note, there is no English version available.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their albums 'Cthulhu' and 'Yog-Sothoth.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.

This is Part 1 of a narrative replay for the Japanese Call of Cthulhu scenario Do Gods Dream of Digital Drugs? written by Byoushin, of the Victims of INT Table, for the Japonism scenario pack. You can find the written replay on mjrrpg.com.

You can purchase Japonism on Booth.pm. Note, there is no English version available.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their albums 'Cthulhu' and 'Yog-Sothoth.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.

This is a review of the Japanese Call of Cthulhu scenario Do Gods Dream of Digital Drugs? written by Byoushin, of the Victims of INT Table, for the Japonism scenario pack. You can find the written review on mjrrpg.com.

You can purchase Japonism on Booth.pm. Note, there is no English version available.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their albums 'Cthulhu' and 'Nyarlathotep.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.

This is a narrative replay of the Call of Cthulhu scenario Endless Light, by Type 40, the first scenario in their Seeds of Terror series. You can find the written review on mjrrpg.com.

You can find One Less Grave for purchase it here (DriveThruRPG single), or here (DTRPG Bundle), or here (Type 40 Patreon).

Credit to CryoChamber for use of their album 'Cthulhu.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp. As well as to Kevin MacLeod for his rendition of Camille Saint-Saens' Danse Macabre.

This is a review of the Call of Cthulhu scenario One Less Grave, by Type 40, the first scenario in their Seeds of Terror series. You can find the written review on mjrrpg.com.

You can pick up One Less Grave at DriveThruRPG individually or as part of a 3-set bundle, or through Type 40s Patreon page.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their album 'Cthulhu.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.

This is a narrative replay of the Call of Cthulhu scenario Amidst the Ancient Trees, written by Matthew Sanderson and published in Chasioum's Seventh Edition Keeper Rulebook. You can find the written review on mjrrpg.com as well as the written version of this replay.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their album 'Cthulhu' and 'Nyarlothotep.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.

This is a review of the Call of Cthulhu scenario Amidst the Ancient Trees, written by Matthew Sanderson for the Call of cthulhu 7th edition Keepr Rulebook. You can find the written review on mjrrpg.com.

You can purchase the Keeper Rule book from the Chaosium website, from Amazon, or your local game store.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their albums 'Cthulhu' and 'Nyarlathotep.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.

This is a narrative replay of the Call of Cthulhu scenario Endless Light, by Type 40, the second scenario in their Seeds of Terror series. You can find the written review on mjrrpg.com.

You can purchase the scenario from DriveThruRPG on its own, or as a bundle with three other Seeds of Terror scenarios, or get it through Type40's Patreon.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their album 'Cthulhu.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.

This is a review of the Call of Cthulhu scenario The Mummy of Pemberley Grange, by Type 40, the first scenario in their Seeds of Terror series. You can find the written review on mjrrpg.com.

You can purchase the scenario from DriveThruRPG on its own, or as a bundle with three other Seeds of Terror scenarios, or get it through Type40's Patreon.

And credit to CryoChamber for use of their album 'Cthulhu.' Check out their youtube and bandcamp.