With the German expedition, the Lexington Expedition and the Starkweather-Moore expedition all planning to explore the Mountains, Moore learns the horrible truth of what happened to his dear friend Lake and Dyer.  The party contemplates what to do with the “truth”.

Lake’s cavern is exhumed and the party explored it’s secrets. A third party arrives at Lake’s Camp and tensions begin to rise.

Driven by their new discoveries, the investigators launch into their second day of exploring the entombed Lake’s Camp.  The expedition excitement has hit a feverish pitch and it is anyones guess what will be discovered next.

Wherein the investigators reach Lake’s Camp, make a gruesome discovery, and discover Dyer’s deception.

Madness and disaster strike the Lexington Expedition. The gallant Starkweather mounts a rescue and finds an old, old argument waiting.

Wherein the terrors of Antarctica manifest long before glacier or penguin may be seen.  At the Ross Ice Barrier, the Gabrielle unloads.

A saboteur looms aboard the Gabrielle threatening the expedition and the lives of those aboard the ship.  A discrete investigation ensues.  Will the investigators uncover the saboteurs plot and capture him before they reach Melbourne?

Headed Southward at last.  After years of anticipation and months of preparation.  The Gabrielle sets sail. Investigators pick up skill points, hunt down a saboteur, and cross the Line to become shellbacks of Neptunus Rex.

Beyond the Mountains of Madness continues the story begun in H.P. Lovecraft’s novel “At the Mountains of Madness”. It is the tale of the Starkweather-Moore Expedition of 1933 which bravely – and foolishly – seeks to finish what the Miskatonic University Antarctic Expedition began three years before.

The party embarks from New York for the frigid continent of Antarctica hoping to leave all their troubles behind them.

In a rush back to town carrying the last fragment of the Elven artifact, the party discovers they aren’t quite finished.  A single looming piece prevents them from solving the puzzle.  But this piece has been under their noses all along.