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Hello all,
I liked to introduce myself, Tom Bedlam purveyor of madness. In my capacity as such I try to encourage the RPG Call of Cthulhu. I was very entertained by your ealier recordings of CoC, although I do find your current venture entertaining as well I would like a return to the sanity blasting goodness of Callof Cthulhu.
If I may ply with a bribe. I could be convinced to donate a small sum if you were to do so.
I have to say that I am being highly amused by your groups adventures in the WLD, but this monstrous dungeons going to last until your old age pensioners. Regardless, continue the good work.
I’d love to do more Cthulhu, strangely enough! I always fancied playing through Nightmare in Norway again. 8)
Hmm Nightmare in Norways is a good scenario. Not as deadly as some. But an isolated ski lodge with weird goings on sounds like a sanity blasting good time.
May I recommend Bad Moon Rising if you want a shorter scenario with a large surprise at the end. But PoC you already know this.
Well if you lot get tired of the Biggest Dam Dungeon convert them all into cultists of CoC.
Ia Ia
Tom Bedlam
Tonight I’m going to be GMing a coc campain where the first quest is called “War Buddy” then the two other quests that follow up on that one. Can’t wait.
Perhaps we can run Masks when we finish the Big Dungeon 😛
Hal 🙄
PS Seriously, more than happy to run a CoC one off again. It was a dramatic shame that the end of The Haunting (with the dynamite juggling) had technical difficulties.
You’re doing a great job with the site as is, but it would be fun to hear some CoC or Paranoia games now and then. The WLD seems to beat most of its players through the aging process. 😉
Too old to roll dice? You lose, wrinkles.
*bump*
Hah, wow, the other day we were playing CoC at my friends house with like seven of us. When we got in a discussion about what you would call a GM in CoC because DM does not fit. It has been decided, M^2. M squared, Mythos Master.
Ah, so glorious, and quite random.
Put me down as someone who is eager to hear more CoC.
Having listened to all of WLD, Auronia, and my own games certain things are slowly becoming apparent to me. An audio game works better when there is more player and NPC interaction and less combat. This is not the forumula of a Dungeon Crawl but fits perfectly with CoC.
I think a bit of combat is necessary to spice things up but if there is too much, as in my game, it becomes simply dice rolling, hits, misses, damage, and healing. Listening to my last session really brought this home to me. I’m going to start forcing more NPC action.
Any CoC scenario the group wants to run will be fantasic for sure. If you want to bite of a big old chunk then did someone say “Walkers in the Wastes?”
I can’t wait!!
Tom
Uuurrm this Cthulhu game does sound interesting. Maybe the group should give it a try. 8)
The hell with it. Play Cthulhu, darn ya. Most of you are trained as Archaeologists CofC should be second nature. Give up this WLD lark and play the sanity destroying goodness that is CofC.
Ia Ia I’m out.
I was watching the JLA cartoon series the other day.Dr Fate, Aquaman, Hawkgirl, Wonder Woman(In her satin tights, fighting for your rights), Supes, and Solomon Grundy were fighting a being called ‘ctullu described as an Old one and he had tentacles and everything.
TomBedlam wrote:Uuurrm this Cthulhu game does sound interesting. Maybe the group should give it a try. 8)The hell with it. Play Cthulhu, darn ya. Most of you are trained as Archaeologists CofC should be second nature. Give up this WLD lark and play the sanity destroying goodness that is CofC.
Ia Ia I’m out.
Hmmmm, WLD’ers with Archaeology degrees (or working towards one)
Paul,
Fin,
Hal,
Lindsay
Yep it true 80% of the group have that background! 😮
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