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<blockquote data-quote="Gothmog" data-source="post: 849842" data-attributes="member: 317">You can't got wrong with the original Call of Cthulhu game.&nbsp; Its got so many great adventures and supplements that you're sure to find something easily.Kult- you might be able to find this one in a used section of your game store.&nbsp; Its VERY dark and fritty, with a Hellraiser-like quality to it.&nbsp; Basically, reality isn't what most people think it is, and horrible entities lurk at the edge of reality.&nbsp; Unlike Cthulhu, these creatures are not uncaring, but very much malign and view humans as playthings. Done well, it can be the most confusing, disorienting, and horrifying game imaginable.Deadlands (non-d20).&nbsp; Ok, not entirely horror, but its good campy fun.&nbsp; However, I have played in and run games in Deadlands that are the rival of any CoC or Kult game for their fear factor.&nbsp; The added bonus is that its easy to pull off a sense of total isolation in Deadlands, which is harder to do in CoC or Kult.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gothmog, post: 849842, member: 317"] You can't got wrong with the original Call of Cthulhu game. Its got so many great adventures and supplements that you're sure to find something easily. Kult- you might be able to find this one in a used section of your game store. Its VERY dark and fritty, with a Hellraiser-like quality to it. Basically, reality isn't what most people think it is, and horrible entities lurk at the edge of reality. Unlike Cthulhu, these creatures are not uncaring, but very much malign and view humans as playthings. Done well, it can be the most confusing, disorienting, and horrifying game imaginable. Deadlands (non-d20). Ok, not entirely horror, but its good campy fun. However, I have played in and run games in Deadlands that are the rival of any CoC or Kult game for their fear factor. The added bonus is that its easy to pull off a sense of total isolation in Deadlands, which is harder to do in CoC or Kult. [/QUOTE]

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