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	* '''Cthulhu Dark Ages''': And just as you were starting to get used to Rome, it collapsed! The empire fell and Europe is now a patchwork quilt of squabbling barbarian kingdoms. But the Mythos is still out there, and it represents as grave a threat as it always did. The world is built on the ruins of ancient civilisations, not just Rome but Stygia, Hyperborea and Atlantis as well. Here, the horror comes not from the Mythos threatening humanity's (at this time lacking) understanding of the world, but its religious bedrock - you should strive to shake the faith of your PCs to their core and make them doubt their God even exists! And the medieval weapons and armour technology makes combat encounters especially lethal. Just recently received the 7th Edition treatment from Chaosium. Included in the book is details of an Anglo-Saxon community and a bestiary to throw at it.		* '''Cthulhu Dark Ages''': And just as you were starting to get used to Rome, it collapsed! The empire fell and Europe is now a patchwork quilt of squabbling barbarian kingdoms. But the Mythos is still out there, and it represents as grave a threat as it always did. The world is built on the ruins of ancient civilisations, not just Rome but Stygia, Hyperborea and Atlantis as well. Here, the horror comes not from the Mythos threatening humanity's (at this time lacking) understanding of the world, but its religious bedrock - you should strive to shake the faith of your PCs to their core and make them doubt their God even exists! And the medieval weapons and armour technology makes combat encounters especially lethal. Just recently received the 7th Edition treatment from Chaosium. Included in the book is details of an Anglo-Saxon community and a bestiary to throw at it.
	* '''Cthulhu Now''': Set in modern times, well, if you actually get your hands in a ''Cthulhu Now'' sourcebook they will be actually set in the 1980s/1990s. Since the setting proved to be popular and kind of redudant, it has been included in recent ''Call of Cthulhu'' editions as an alternate setting.		* '''Cthulhu Now''': Set in modern times, well, if you actually get your hands in a ''Cthulhu Now'' sourcebook they will be actually set in the 1980s/1990s. Since the setting proved to be popular and kind of redudant, it has been included in recent ''Call of Cthulhu'' editions as an alternate setting.
	* '''[[Delta Green]]''': Set in "modern" times, covering from more or less from the Vietnam War through the day you're reading this (with possibility for games set in the 1920s and World War 2). The Investigators are part of the eponymous "Delta Green" organization, a ultra-secret black ops organization inside the U.S government, created in 1928 after the Raid in Innsmouth. However, Delta Green has not only to contain the incursions from the Cthulhu Mythos, but also fight other secret conspiracies and rogue organizations that use the forbidden powers of the Great Old Ones. This gives Delta Green a conspiracy and spy thriller tone, but still managing (if not ramping up) the unrelenting horror and bleakness of Call of Cthulhu. Although the current iteration is now technically standalone game with its own rules, it's still based on the BRP system so the conversing the scenarios between the DG and CoC is quite is quite easy.		* '''[[Delta Green]]''': Set in "modern" times, covering from more or less from the Vietnam War through the day you're reading this (with possibility for games set in the 1920s and World War 2). The Investigators are part of the eponymous "Delta Green" organization, a ultra-secret black ops organization inside the U.S government, created in 1928 after the Raid in Innsmouth, dedicated in fighting and containing unnatural and paranormal threats. However, Delta Green has not only to contain the incursions from the Cthulhu Mythos, but also fight other secret conspiracies and rogue organizations that use the forbidden powers of the Great Old Ones. This gives Delta Green a conspiracy and spy thriller tone, but still managing (if not ramping up) the unrelenting horror and bleakness of Call of Cthulhu. Although the current iteration is now technically standalone game with its own rules, it's still based on the BRP system so the conversing the scenarios between the DG and CoC is quite is quite easy.
	* '''Down Darker Trails''': Strap on your six shooters and saddle up, cowboy, because you're taking on the Mythos in the days of the old American Wild West. Expansive book with lots of historical details and options to play entire campaigns in. Comes with both regular and "Pulp" rules to fit all tastes (and the increased focus on gunplay will probably see you going the Pulp route) and has at least one campaign book as of writing. Definitely worth a look.		* '''Down Darker Trails''': Strap on your six shooters and saddle up, cowboy, because you're taking on the Mythos in the days of the old American Wild West. Expansive book with lots of historical details and options to play entire campaigns in. Comes with both regular and "Pulp" rules to fit all tastes (and the increased focus on gunplay will probably see you going the Pulp route) and has at least one campaign book as of writing. Definitely worth a look.
	* '''Mythic Iceland''': [[Awesome\|It's the Cthulhu Mythos versus the Vikings. Nuff said.]] At a whopping 276 pages, it's less a campaign setting and more a mammoth almanac containing character creation rules, a special bestiary for Icelandic creatures, a full adventure, almost anything you would need to know about Icelander life (their religion, lifestyle, unique legal system and government, etc.), a new runic magic system, information about other lands, and even a supplement for ''Dark Ages'' and an adventure for that too! Brilliant, brilliant book. Grab it.		* '''Mythic Iceland''': [[Awesome\|It's the Cthulhu Mythos versus the Vikings. Nuff said.]] At a whopping 276 pages, it's less a campaign setting and more a mammoth almanac containing character creation rules, a special bestiary for Icelandic creatures, a full adventure, almost anything you would need to know about Icelander life (their religion, lifestyle, unique legal system and government, etc.), a new runic magic system, information about other lands, and even a supplement for ''Dark Ages'' and an adventure for that too! Brilliant, brilliant book. Grab it.

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	CAMPAIGNS		CAMPAIGNS
	* '''~~MASKS OF NYARLATHOTEP~~'''		* '''Masks of Nyarlahotep'''

	* '''~~HORROR ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS~~'''		* '''Horror on the orient Express'''

	* '''~~BEYOND THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS~~'''		* '''Beyond the Mountains of Madness'''

	* '''Shadows of Yog-Sothoth'''		* '''Shadows of Yog-Sothoth'''

	Tatters of the King		* '''Tatters of the King'''

			* '''Escape from Innsmouth'''


			* '''The Sense of the Sleight of Hand Man'''

			* '''The Dreaming Stone'''

			* '''At Your Door'''

	==CoC on /tg/==		==CoC on /tg/==

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	CAMPAIGNS		CAMPAIGNS
			* '''MASKS OF NYARLATHOTEP'''

			* '''HORROR ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS'''

			* '''BEYOND THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS'''

			* '''Shadows of Yog-Sothoth'''

			Tatters of the King

	==CoC on /tg/==		==CoC on /tg/==

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	In Call of Cthulhu the adventures that the Keeper can run are called scenarios.		In Call of Cthulhu the adventures that the Keeper can run are called scenarios.

	~~CAMPAINGS~~		CAMPAIGNS

	==CoC on /tg/==		==CoC on /tg/==

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