Hitler+Cthulhu=Fun!

[Lugh]

If you want occult Nazis, you have got to pick up the Hand of Glory book for Spycraft. Even if you don't like the rest of the SFA setting, the book gives great shadow history, motivations, reasons why the Nazis failed, what happened to them afterwards, etc. Chasing down Nazis in the '50's trying to rebuild their empire in the jungles of Argentina (does Argentina actually have jungles, or is it too far south?) would be such a cool campaign.

 

[kengar]

If you want occult Nazis, you have got to pick up the Hand of Glory book for Spycraft. Even if you don't like the rest of the SFA setting, the book gives great shadow history, motivations, reasons why the Nazis failed, what happened to them afterwards, etc. Chasing down Nazis in the '50's trying to rebuild their empire in the jungles of Argentina (does Argentina actually have jungles, or is it too far south?) would be such a cool campaign.

At the northern edge of Argentina, near the Brazilian border, are the falls of Iguazú (the big ones in the movie, "The Mission"). They are in a sub-tropical rainforest.

Not all that close to Buenos Aires, but still in Argentina.

 

[tetsujin28]

I'm surprised that no-one so far has mentioned Hellboy. Both the comics and the RPG (a GURPS lite product) are chock-full of Nazi-Cthulhoid goodness.

Also, I've always based my version of the Hellfire Club on the version that appeared in an episode of The Avengers