Goodman Games embraces Call of Cthulhu!!

[Treebore]

Goodman Games

I don't play CoC, but CoC adventures have often been great to convert and use in other RPG's, so I am glad to see such a trusted adventure publisher (trusted by me, anyways) hopping on board and doing these.

 

[Morrus]

I've always love Goomman Games. So sticky!

 

[Shroomy]

Interesting. I just dug my 5th edition CoC books out of storage; since the game never really changes, I may have to look into these over at the FLGS.

 

[Filcher]

Well that's...unexpected...the site says they are using the basic role playing system.

Leave it to Goodman to "embrace" 4E AND BRP. What, is Gangbusters next?

I'm eager to see CoC adventures. It just seems like an awfully wide spread of play styles.

I've always love Goomman Games. So sticky!

Nobody embraces Cthulhu and gets away with it. Except maybe this kid. You can't tell in the photo, but he is like 20 stories tall.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Interesting.

I hope it pans out for him.

 

[nerfherder]

Ooh, nice!

 

[Crothian]

I am very curious to see them make adventures that are not D&D like.

 

[Treebore]

I am very curious to see them make adventures that are not D&D like.

Yep. I hope to see much more about the details, mood, atmosphere, etc.... Oh, and maps.

 

[Crothian]

Yep. I hope to see much more about the details, mood, atmosphere, etc.... Oh, and maps.

And what time periods? I hope everything is not just modern day.

 

[cangrejoide]

Hmm if this works out for him ( And I really hope it does), Goodman could spread even further into other RPG, heck he could become the universal adventure seller ( kinda like GURPS for modules ).

Might even go as far as to release dual stated books.