(ENN) Golden Goblin Press License Cthulhu Invictus from Chaosium

Golden Goblin Press, who have produced some excellent third-party Call of Cthulhu supplements, have entered into a new licensing arrangement with Chaosium to produce a range of Cthulhu Invictus Ancient Roman-era supplements for Call of Cthulhu.

Golden Goblin Press, who have produced some excellent third-party Call of Cthulhu supplements, have entered into a new licensing arrangement with Chaosium to produce a range of Cthulhu Invictus Ancient Roman-era supplements for Call of Cthulhu.
"Golden Goblin Press has established an excellent track record producing Call of Cthulhu material of the highest quality, which is why we are delighted to award them the Cthulhu Invictus license." said Michael O'Brien. Chaosium vice president.

In a multi-year deal, Golden Goblin Press will produce a number of Cthulhu Invictus releases annually. Planned supplements include a Cthulhu Invictus 7th Edition guide for horror roleplaying in Ancient Rome, a series of setting books detailing the regions of the Roman Empire (The Exotic East, The Inner Empire, The Northern Frontier, Britannia and Beyond, etc.), at least two more collections of scenarios (De Horrore Ulteriorie and De Horrore Ultimo), and a new Cthulhu Invictus campaign.

"Golden Goblin Press is thrilled and honored for the opportunity to carry Cthulhu Invictus forward. It is our intention to revitalize the setting and expand the fan base with regular and enthusiastic support", said the president of Golden Goblin Press, Oscar Rios.

"We have been passionate supporters of Cthulhu Invictus since it was released as a monograph and look forward to guiding the setting into an exciting new era.", Rios said.
 

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Birmy

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Good news! Golden Goblin has been really upping their game (so to speak) lately. Chaosium gets to revive a largely unsupported setting without having to lose focus on main line stuff they're developing in-house; everybody wins.

Well, I've been looking for an excuse to pick up De Horrore Cosmico, and there it is...
 

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