We do Daylight Saving Time for the farmers.
They hate the city-folk, and this is their way of striking back. If we eliminate DST, they'll be forced to grab their torches and pitchforks and march on the cities! Is that what you want‽‽‽
And here's another fun fact: There were 2335 service members and 68 civilians, for a total of 2403 people killed during the Pearl Harbor attack. Of those, almost 1/2 or 1177 died when the USS Arizona was fatally attacked and exploded. By contrast, 2,977 civilians died when the Twin Towers...
Since we're sharing resources, over the last few years I've been putting together a big list of Call of Cthulhu (and related) articles from periodicals. You can check it out here.
Just turned off the light, after we gave out 3 boxes of candy -- 90 pieces. Plus, my wife got Ramen Crunch snacks to give to kids cosplaying KPop Demon Hunters, and then I was the one who stayed home and I can't recognize a modern reference to save my life...
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It's 6PM here, and I've already given away almost 60 pieces of candy. My wife and I buy regular-size candy bars in 30-piece boxes. Most years we give away somewhat less than 3 boxes; one year I ran out after giving away 4 boxes.
I like to be thought of as the Legend by the kids in the...
British illustrator Pete Knifton passed away last night. He illustrated Blood Bowl, White Dwarf, and Fighting Fantasy books.
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I like the idea of copying Flashbacks from Mongoose Traveller 2E. Don't let the players spend their Personal Interest Skill Points until you get the group together. During the first session, have players do a Flashback to come up with how they know each other, and they can allot their Personal...
I recommend the CoC scenario "The Auction," from the old The Asylum and Other Tales book. It takes place at an auction of occult items. Extremely extensible, no world-threatening plots, very atmospheric. And the auction booklet prop is great! The scenario really needs a Call of Cthulhu 7E...
Call of Cthulhu is about atmosphere. And it's not the kind of game you can "win". You're fighting against the heat death of the universe -- it's futile, but it's Life, you have to fight it.
There are a lot of possible adventure setups but generally the trick is figuring out what's really going...
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Psh! You think that was an antisemitic sentiment? You see antisemitism everywhere! Next you're going to tell me Nosferatu was antisemitic!
... uh... Oh... Uh, wait a minute...