As I say, it's only guidelines, and doesn't form a complete game or campaign setting. I reckon it's enough to get going with though, if anyone finds the idea of running such a game interesting.
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Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Laybrinths of Madness -- Free PDF
As I say, it's only guidelines, and doesn't form a complete game or campaign setting. I reckon it's enough to get going with though, if anyone finds the idea of running such a game interesting.
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Downloading now. This looks very cool!
ReplyDeleteLooked it over, and everything looks solid. I would use this for a straight up game of Lovecraftian horror. Some of the design decisions you made here are closer to what I wanted out of Realms of Crawling Chaos, but I understand why Dan went the way he did. In the end, I think you stayed closer to the source material. Nice work, Gavin!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shane, it's great to get good feedback from a Cthulhu master such as yourself! My experience with CoC is minimal, so I was just doing what I felt seemed right to maintain the tone.
DeleteThe rules were just improvised and haven't been tested yet... Seems like some one-shots are in order!
Agreed about RoCC. I really like it, but it's clearly aimed at fantasy games with a bit of Lovecraft influence, rather than a full blown Lovecraft-inspired horror/investigation game.
I'm curious but don't have a lulu account.
ReplyDeleteHuh? You need an account to download stuff from lulu? I didn't realise that -- oh no :(
DeleteSend me an email or G+ message and I'll send you a copy.
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