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Clownitus - his nose becomes red and his hair turns orange. Smurfmonia - his skin becomes blue. (This actually can happen to people who suffer from silver poisoning, though there's some other word for it). Hobbitosis - His feet swell and grow hair Elfinism - His ears elongate and become pointy.

Nice! Despite several scenarios being set there, there hasn't been a really good guidebook to London for CoC.

Arrows of Indra is basically OD&D set in Mythic India. It's not bad, but most of the existing D&D things are simply given Indian names.

There's singing? From what I saw in the promos for it, it looked like that short lived comedy show, Wizards and Warriors

I don't think Hasbro really cares one way or other. They'll get around whenever they get around to doing about it. It's really not like past editions where it was the companies main (in the TSR days ) or secondary (WOTC days) focus.

Looks awesome

If they had a goal of $100,000, I would guess they might actually make it. $70,000 for a project that obviously wasn't going to fund is pretty good. But would that be enough?

That's actually how F2P games make money - they target "whales", people willing to spend huge amounts of money on games.

Even at 30% off, your prices are still 200% too high. $60 and up for a PDF?

Just for a reader, I used Perfect Viewer for Android. It's fast, renders everything without errors, and it automatically zooms in.