Gen Con's premier Cthulhu group, presents classic adventures in our unique style. New players welcome, role playing stressed.
Description:
In this ballroom setting, we'll present several tables of classic Novus offerings, and perhaps a new Chaosium event or two. These will be culled from the decades of Novus events, so don't worry if you've played one, there will likely be a table with something new.
Running rum is a dangerous job but somebody's got to do it. Some do it for the money & some do it for the thrill, but everyone does it to keep their demons at bay...
Running rum is a dangerous job but somebody's got to do it. Some do it for the money & some do it for the thrill, but everyone does it to keep their demons at bay...
Running rum is a dangerous job but somebody's got to do it. Some do it for the money & some do it for the thrill, but everyone does it to keep their demons at bay...
The Purple Gang sends its representatives to New Orleans to buy books up for sale at an estate auction. As expected, more is going on than meets the eye.
The Purple Gang sends its representatives to New Orleans to buy books up for sale at an estate auction. As expected, more is going on than meets the eye.
The Purple Gang sends its representatives to New Orleans to buy books up for sale at an estate auction. As expected, more is going on than meets the eye.
It's 1936. Several folks are trapped in a small, Kansas ghost-town during a massive "black blizzard" dust storm - where something sinister slaughters in the darkness.
It's 1936. Several folks are trapped in a small, Kansas ghost-town during a massive "black blizzard" dust storm - where something sinister slaughters in the darkness.
In Detroit, the Gentle Madness bookstore gang are called upon by the heirs of a deceased to evaluate the value of his book collection. What they uncover leads to far more than they ever wanted.
Description:
STRONG TRIGGER WARNING: Sexual exploitation & violence are part of this scenario. Recently relocated to Detroit, the Gentle Madness bookstore gang have been called upon by the heirs of a recently deceased individual's estate to evaluate the value of his book collection. What they uncover leads to far more than they ever wanted.