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In episode 78, Dan, Jon and Murph load up their typewriter drums and tighten the screws on organized crime and the Mythos.

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Atomic-Age Cthulhu Fiction has been released!

A print edition of Cthulhu Through the Ages is now available.

Chaosium has released an “Enhanced Horror on the Orient Express Download.”

We just added files to this download so that you can load the core game books onto your iPad or Kindle and resize the text. In addition, we added two booklets of hi-resolution Player Maps and Keeper Maps, added a 1923 Calendar, and replaced the European Route Map and the Air Routes Map with ones of high resolution as well. With this purchase you receive the following items in the indicated formats. If you previously purchased the Horror on the Orient Express PDF you should be able to log into you account, go to the COMPLETED ORDERS section, and download the files.

The Bundle of GUMSHOE is almost done! Night’s Black Agents, Ashen Stars, Mutant City Blues, and more!

Strange alien-like life zones found beneath Antarctic glacier – Dust off your Lovecraft and your Laundry Files, then detour to Mars

Antarctica’s Mysterious ‘Blood Falls’ Explained In New Study – via Huffington Post

There is a moon in the Firefly ‘Verse called Hastur. It’s a moon of Beaumonde in the Kalidasa system. More here.

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Keeper Kent:

Hey Keepers!

Thanks for answering my question on episode 77!

Concerning Analysis Paralysis, I had an interesting moment of it mid-combat during a recent session. I was running “The Haunting” for my new group and they had reached the Floating Dagger portion of the scenario. My players took turns taking damage from dagger for three rounds. Fortunately for them, I was rolling crap for damage. Well, after one player took the dagger for the third time, I realized they had no clue what to do other than slowly die. To break the paralysis, I gave one of the players an Idea Roll. Luckily he passed and I told him the best time to grab the knife might be while it is wedged in his partner’s back. Things went better after this.

You guys talked in the main topic about dream settings. I immediately thought of a place in my neck of the woods: Mammoth Cave. I’m sure a cave system could be problematic, but one of this size could have a lot of hidden horrors. Plus, the cave system is here in Kentucky so there is potential for crazy hillbillies.

I’m wanting to bring a Hound of Tindalos into a game soon to use as a kind of curse on a character. I think it would inspire paranoia and a sense of coming dread. Are there any scenarios that use the Hounds? Or do any of you have any thoughts on using a Hound?

Congrats on meeting your funding goals on Joyride! I hope I can clear up some money to throw a little your way. In the meantime, I will tell people about the show. Keep of the good work!

Keeper Kent

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