Call of Cthulhu d20 Preservation Society

Byrons_Ghost said:
I think this would be the way to go. It's been done for other lines, for example AFMBE. They've gotten a lot of distance out of putting zombies (or zombie like things) into different settings and genres. Basically they just lay out a description of the genre, give some pertinent rules, and then 3 or 4 adventure/campaign settings that showcase various flavors of the genre (the kung-fu book, for example, had John Woo gunplay, Wuxia, Big Trouble in Little China, and Mortal Kombat type settings. All with zombies!)
This is a great idea! :)
 

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Gomez said:
So....

*standing up and clearing my throat*

"My name is Gomez and I play Call of Cthulhu d20!"

anyone else?

Sure do! About once a year, around this time, I take a break from our regular fantasy campaign and one a one shot that I have written.

My first work is Delirium which characters track a serial killer that is thought to have died 10 years prior. As a matter of fact, it was this adventure that got me to start our game company Alea Publishing Group.

Though we haven't published this one yet - It is very graphic and we are looking for ways to conform to the d20 standard, we have published the second of these adventures Whisper of Horses. Though it is in d20 Modern (CoC rules are not OGL) it was originally written using CoC rules and playtested in both system, it is easily adaptable in CoC.

Perhaps I might run Delirium as a PbP if I can find the time rather than attempting to publish it.

I have tried to contact Chaosism in hopes to support Cthulhu d20 with a licensing agreement so that we could produce official d20 CoC material but have never heard a response.
 

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