Another campaign on the event horizon

I've waited for this parcel for a long time. But my waiting is over. My Arkham Advertiser from 1928 is at last in my hands. Dean Engelhardt made such a wonderful handout and built around it so many adventures that it will be a nice base for an Arkham-based campaign. For now, it will wait a bit, for the right time, but I will run it sometime in the future. You should check Cthulhu Reborn definitely! There are great scenarios there and other, sometimes free stuff!

Here is the sourcebook.

Here is the handout itself.

Spice must flow for the second time!

I'm a long-time fan of the Dune books series. For almost 25 years. Almost 10 years ago I've run a trilogy of scenarios, using Chaosium's BRP system in the world created by Frank Herbert. It was a fun game. This year my friends bought me a complete set of books published in Poland to date. I think that they are giving me not so gently hints about what they expect that I will run for them in the near future. Well... I'm going to learn the new system and then... The spice must flow!

Rulebook

GM set

GM Screen with a map of Arrakis.

Heroes of Rura-Tonga (7)

It seems that I'm back with preparing for the Heroes of Rura-Tonga campaign. After the delightful Armoured Angels scenario, we are taking the life of my wife's character three years into the future, to the year 1938, when joint forces of the Intelligence agencies of the USA, England, and Australia are sending him into Rura-Tonga, near the Japanese Mandat territory. But even the journey cannot be just a simple cruise or flight for this gentleman. I'm using heavy-pulpiefied Robinson Gruesome from the Monophobia scenario book. If You never  I've got a map and even choose another great enemy. For this heavily experienced PC, I'm thinking about Star Spawn of Cthulhu as the main bad guy. We will see!

Below is a map of the house in which Mike will be living during his tenure on Rura-Tonga. I've taken it from one of the old solo scenarios from the Indiana Jones Adventures book.