In this episode, Dan, Jon and Chad are joined by Oscar Rios from the Goblin Lair to talk about the future of Cthulhu Invictus — and other mysteries! This episode was recorded on November 28, 2016.

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Badger is now offering a Feed the Shoggoth turn counter via the game’s website! It was previously only available to Kickstarter backers, but he has made available to the public the extra copies left over from the KS. It’s $5 (plus $1 shipping), you can get one of these turn counters, minted by Campaign Coins. There are also rumors of a mini mini-shoggoth in the works by Jason McKittrick. Smaller than the one in the Kickstarter, will retail for about $10 plus shipping.

Also, Badger has generously offered a special code for MU Podcast listeners – if you want to buy a copy of Feed the Shoggoth at a $5 discount, you can use the code shoggydec16 to buy the game for $15 instead of $20. Website here: http://www.feedtheshoggoth.com

HP Lovecraft : Cthulhu Mythos, the Great Old Ones II – a Kickstarter for cool sculptures

And by the same artist as the above campaign, comes Adventure Heroes – miniatures in 30mm inspired by Robert E Howard, including the man himself!

Osprey books – the nerdy history for miniatures company – has come out with a new book for their Cthulhu Wars line – Roman-era Mythos!

Pelgrane’s Fear Itself 2nd Edition is now available, as is Ken Hite’s The Thrill of Dracula.

That Poppy is freaking creepy. Check out these hypnotically disturbing videos here, here, here and here.

Adam Scott Glancy GM’ing a live-stream Call of Cthulhu game along with Cody Goodfellow and Ken Hite via Legends of Tabletop!  – The Last Flight of the L58

NICTONOMICON Bestiario sobre Lovecraft / a Lovecraft bestiary

Tales from The Loop

Edwin cooked up tables to demonstrate the variable effect of penalty dice as used in CoC. Thank you Edwin!

“Graphs based on Monte Carlo simulations with 50,000 rolls with each level of penalty.  It’s interesting that the max penalty is at a different skill level with one die (at 47%) than with two (at 62%). Your 15% is about right. The average penalty over all skill levels based on this simulation is 17%. Two dice provide a 25% average penalty. The analysis ignores fumbles.”