#coc rpg

[jayjtheunsuspiciousmelodicathem]

Attention game masters young and old, meek and bold

If/when you're running a published scenario/campaign, remember it's 100% alright to cut, add, and/or change content to it if you feel it will make the game more enjoyable to you and your players

As the GM you're responsible for giving yourself and your players those several hours of fun, and that fun ought to be unimpeded by any uncomfortable experiences on either side

If you feel a quest has elements that might creep even just one player out in a bad way, you are legally allowed and encouraged to changing it to make it more enjoyable

I'm currently running a Curse of Strahd D&D5e campaign and I cut a few sidequest out of the game as they contained elements that are either triggers or really uncomfortable to one or more players including myself, as well as added a few elements of my own to add some nuance to it

Being a GM is knowing yourself and your players first and foremost

You are the master of the rules and the master of the story - you are in every right to modify what the book says as long as it makes for a better game

[when-sanpape-arts]

The night has drawn to a close; you are one day closer to the end

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illustrations for the Call of Cthulhu game i gm 

[ratancis]

lol i have no xiaolin in my drafts other than au projects, so have this character from my rpg

[eldritchwaffless]

Angelica Morgan, a character I made for some of my little stories taking place in the Cthulhu Mythos, and one I wish to play as one day if I can get rid of the forever DM curse in CoC ;-;.

[chaoticvampirejedi]

You know you're in danger when one of your players posts passive-aggressive tweets after you broke their character's favorite saber during your RPG session.

[virovac]

Why do so many fans want the Outer Gods in Cthulhu Mythos to have a clear hierarchy and boundaries instead of similar to a messy corporate merger where its not clear who reports to who or people fighting over the same job?

Which sounds more appropriately chaotic for a terrifying universe?

[rowanberryillustrations]

Just listened to the first episode of the Eldritch Hour podcast. A Call of Cthulhu actual play podcast with a dedicated group who bring it the quality audio it demands. The gameplay? Incredible.  The music? Enrapturing.  The foleys? Impeccable.  Am I addicted? Yes. And you should be too.  They are available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and should be in your top ten of favorite tabletop podcasts ever.  https://www.theeldritchhour.com

[hannahmaycreate]

I’ve been having an absolute blast the last few weeks playing Call of Cthulu. It’s themed on invasion of the body snatchers. Luckily none of the party have been replaced with a duplicate yet, but my poor lads has already lost a few friends :( This is C.C Camden, young punk living in the 90s. He’s a big fan of musicals and could probably use a hug. He’s been crashing in the same bar the party lives in and unfortunately been selling drugs to pay his rent (if he pays his rent at all). He’s desperately trying to remain sober while fighting creepy brain monsters. Yes he added those lights to his baseball bat himself.