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Pulp Cthulhu 7th Ed.

Pulp Cthulhu is a role-playing game in which the players take on the role of monstrous entities that seek power and glory in 1920s America! The rules and information found inside are compatible with Call of Cthulhu, though Pulp Cthulhu introduces elements designed specifically for pulp action. With the first edition of Pulp Cthulhu, released in 2008, we won the Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Game Supplement. Part two of this book contains more history, monsters, character archetypes, and pulp gadgets for your gaming pleasure!

Music! Tombs! Torture! Death! These are a few of my favorite things. The award-winning pulp era Hero's Handbook is a milestone game reference to the classic style of heroic pulp adventures. This stand alone volume uses the rules and options presented in Pulp Cthulhu , and brings together all that we have published over the years for Call of Cthulhu .

The Cult of Cthulhu has established a beachhead in R'lyeh and threatens to plunge the Earth into darkness with the Black Ring. Your adventure, overseen by the Mythos Authority, will take you through four generations of time travel as you work alongside heroes and villains from all eras of human history.

From the chaos of Thule, a new god stumbles into our world. In the shadows of great mountains, in the depths of cold and ancient forests, Cthulhu waits dreaming. He dreams of armies to throw against his foes, of dark secrets that can reshape reality itself. If Howard is right, this is just the beginning...

The world is gone. The stars have stopped moving. Madness and chaos reign in the halls of every government on this planet, and there is no hope left for humanity... but fear not. A new power has risen, fueled by the mythos, a cult dedicated to the dreams of H.P. Lovecraft brought to life in the form of a brand new deck from Drew Estate

Contained within the covers of this tome are the collected poems of H. P. Lovecraft; poems never before fully available in one edition, as well as other important pieces which have not been seen since their original publication. In an era of prose and verse both exciting, yet vastly different from our own, his writings remain fresh and evocative.

The Great Old One stirs in his sleep but cannot yet wake. When he does, the world will be changed beyond recognition in a chaos from which only R'lyeh will remain. The stars will bleed and the seas turn red, horrors beyond imagining will come to pass and madness will reign. Until that time comes, why not savor the wondrous taste of CAO's award-winning cigars?