#graham walmsley

[chronivore]

Just got Cthulhu Dark http://www.indiepressrevolution.com/xcart/Cthulhu-Dark-Print-PDF.html

[geekandsundry]

Bring the fear home to your own dining room table.

http://geekandsundry.com/like-horror-and-mystery-in-your-rpg-try-these-four-other-roleplaying-games/

Enjoying Dread on Sagas of Sundry? Well, here are four other games your you to try that can of the supernatural, weird, strange, and investigation to help you scratch the itch between episodes. Cthulhu Dark The universe doesn’t love you. The universe doesn’t hate you. Rather, it...

[geekandsundry]

A two page RPG? Have you gone mad?

http://geekandsundry.com/two-page-cthulhu-rpg-becomes-five-figure-kickstarter/

Cthulhu Dark is a horrifying haiku of a role-playing game. Clocking in at barely two pages long, the game successfully presents complete rules for gaming in the bleak and existentially dreadful worlds of HP Lovecraft. Cthulhu Dark creator and role-playing wise man Graham Walmsley expanded the...

[patatedestenebres]

Un classique des livres de conseils pour pratiquer joyeusement le loisir! Je vous en touche deux-trois mots à l'occasion du kickstarter de ses 20 ans!

Play unsafe, de Graham Walmsley

[technoskald]

Mental health in horror RPGs

Rather than use a traditional Sanity mechanic, Cthulhu Dark and @TrophyRPG Dark point the way to better ways of modeling mental harm when playing a horror #TTRPG

Photo by Elina Krima on Pexels.com I’ve been playing a bit more Trophy Dark lately, and today I had the opportunity to play Cthulhu Dark (one of Trophy’s main precursors) as well. One thing both games have in common is the way they model harm, including mental harm, and this approach provides a fantastic model for other games. Traditional games often have a Sanity score, an approach popularized…

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