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Still room for patrons on this project. If you like Call of Cthulhu, you won't want to miss out on taking part in this project. Sign up today!

Still plenty of room for patrons in the Red Eye of Azathoth project too. If you're a Call of Cthulhu fan (even casually), you won't want to miss out on this opportunity.

Same process. Senior patrons just get access to view posts on LJ that are "hidden" from other patrons.

Senior patrons get full access to everything. For example, the latest post allows senior patrons to submit their ideas for creating a major NPC in the anthology - Lei Peng himself in this case. Additionally, only senior patrons (along with invited designers) get to pitch adventures for the...

Hey all, we've posted a sneak peek for the Red Eye of Azathoth project over at the Kobold Quarterly site, detailing the Servants of Man - a secret society that can be used as either friend or foe in the project. Check it out! Kobold Quarterly And tune in tomorrow, as we post the second...

And BRP rules it is! Sign up now, and become a patron for this anthology of 5 linked adventures, written in the traditional Call of Cthulhu style!

One day left to vote people! If you were on the fence before about this project, sign up today and cast your vote for either BRP of PFRPG rules. The poll closes tomorrow.

One day left! If you were on the fence about joining, join today and cast your vote for your preferred rules system! Poll closes tomorrow.

BRP rules have pulled ahead of PFRPG rules by a commanding lead of 5 votes! If you're a PFRPG fan and want to become a patron for this product, sign up now and vote! If you're a traditionalist when it comes to Call of Cthulhu adventures, sign up and make sure that BRP's lead is cemented.

Since the project is SO closely tied, and this decision is too important to make based on one or two votes, the voting deadline has been extended to September 23. As it stands now, PFRPG rules using NPCs is ahead by only a single vote.

And . . . as of right now - we're tied! BRP and PFRPG using NPC classes are evenly tied. Which system will be chosen? Become a patron now, as your vote could very much decide the issue!

Update: Red Eye has met the 50% commission mark! Hurry and sign up for this project now, and cast your vote regarding the rules set to be used for this anthology. The poll closes tomorrow on Friday, so time is running out!

It's on the LJ site - entitled The Stuff of Heroes, and was posted on August 23. As a patron, you should have access to it . . . if not, drop Wolfgang a quick note on the KQ site and he'll fix you up.

The NPC classes only option is an attempt to approximate the relative power levels of traditional CoC style gaming, but using the PFRPG rules. Essentially, if players create characters using only the aristocrat, warrior, adept, or expert, their characters will have more punch/hardiness than...

If anyone is still on the fence about this project, please stop by and check it out. Patrons are voting as we speak, until September 4, on the rules system (and nuances) that will be used for the project. Red Eye still needs patrons to get off the ground, for what promises to be a fantastic...

Definitely not coincidence. The painting just felt right - it being Copernicus, staring upwards at the sky, with the dark tone and various astronomy instruments around him, it was the best I could find to convey a sense of the project. I was more than a little worried that I might have been...

Oh, no doubt! Everyone who becomes a patron is a winner here, regardless of the project.

I'm glad Red Eye is growing on you. That said, the other two options sound really awesome too. I've already signed up to be a senior patron for Brandon's Azlant project. I know he has all kinds of madness planned for it, and I can't wait.

Not a Pathfinder fan eh? That's too bad, we'd love to have you come aboard. But, Wolfgang's shadow fey project is 4e, and that looks to be very promising. Hopefully, with three projects offered, there's a little something for everyone.

James! I know you're crazy busy, but if you can spare the time and the project gets commissioned, I hope that you might consider pitching an adventure for the anthology! The adventures are fairly short, and when Cthulhu meets Pathfinder, everybody wins. ;)