A Colombia grad student is found dead on a News Jersey highway after committing a gruesome act of violence.
Episode #22 - That Cursed Town
With the latest Arkham Horror LCG campaign coming to an end, The Great Old Ones discuss their thoughts and reactions to the scenarios of the Innsmouth Conspiracy.
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H. P. Lovecraft’s The Call of Cthulhu [2000]
Taking the original text from three of Lovecraft’s most influential stories, the creative team set out to create a graphic novel version of the Cthulhu Mythos in H. P. Lovecraft’s “The Call of Cthulhu”.
Delta Green Operation Review: Sweetness and The Child
Continuing our deep dive into the operations of Delta Green: Black Sites, Nate and Vase are back for another Operation review, with the bonus "Two Minute Terror", The Child.
My Hobby of Horrors
Have you ever wondered why people enjoy the horror genre?
Beyond the Veil #7 - Interview with MJ Newman
The Great Old Ones had a chance to sit down with lead designer for the Arkham Horror LCG, MJ Newman, during the charity stream event, “Horrors Without Borders.”
Delta Green RPG | Operation Review: Kali Ghati
Continuing their look into each of the operations from Delta Green: Black Sites, Innkeeper Vase Odin and Nate are back to dive into Shane Ivey’s “Kali Ghati”.
Call of Cthulhu Scenario Review: Mister Corbitt
Join Nate, Vase, and Man from Leng for a dive into the first scenario from the book “Mansions of Madness” for Call of Cthulhu RPG.
Munchkin, vol. 5
With promises of hilarious satirical mirth and mayhem in a world of “Dungeon and Dragons”-like fantasy adventure, this collection features various standalone stories, most of which feature the characters Flower and Spyke. The two adventurers are a greedy lot, in search of adventure and “loot” no matter the cost.
Call of Cthulhu Scenario Review: Gateways to Terror
Join Nate and Vase for The Great Old Ones first Call of Cthulhu scenario review!
Review: Howard Lovecraft and the Frozen Kingdom
At first glance this graphic novel seems to be targeting a very young audience; after all, the characters are drawn very cartoonishly, there is a monster named “Spot”, the dialogue is very basic, and there was an animated feature made based on this book. A closer look, however, reveals that the work is more for middle-grade to young adult readers; the color palette is dark and moody, and some of the themes and phrases are beyond what a grade-school child would be able to comprehend.
Delta Green Operation Review: Ex Oblivione
Innkeeper Vase Odin and Nate continue their look into Black Sites, with Operation: Ex Oblivione