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Happy Halloween!


We hope you each have one swell Halloween. May the Great Pumpkin rise from the pumpkin patch and bring you plenty of swag. I know
I’ll be out all night waiting for him to make an appearance here in Silverton.

20th Anniversary Edition Nearly Sold Out.


Our greatly anticipated 20th Anniversary Edition of Call of Cthulhu (Cha 2399 $79.95)  has been selling quicker than 25 cent
kittens at a Zoog Family reunion. We still have a few of the books set aside for web sales, but the books are very nearly gone. 
For more info check out: http://www.chaosium.com/cthulhu/rpg/2399.shtml
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InQuest Gamer Magazine has nominated our Call of Cthulhu RPG to their Fan Awards Hall of Fame. You can vote for all your favorite games published in 2000 at their webpage.

Voting ends February 28th, so don’t Dawdle!

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Some of the finest horror stories ever written. Arthur Machen had a profound impact upon H.P. Lovecraft and the group of stories that would later become known as the Cthulhu Mythos. This first volume of Chaosium’s Arthur Machen collection begins with the chilling “The Three Impostors” in its complete form, including the rarely seen sections “The Decorative Imagination” and “The Novel of the Iron Maid.” Rounding out the first volume are “The Great God Pan,” “The Inmost Light,” and “The Shining Pyramid,” all are excellent tales. Introduction by S.T. Joshi.

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The Great Old Ones ruled the Earth aeons before the incidental rise of man. They came from the gulfs of space, waged war upon one another, and then were cast down by even greater beings. Remains of their cyclopean cities and forbidden knowledge can still be found in the remote extremes of our planet. Upon uncharted islands, within

dark ocean depths, under burning desert sands, locked within polar ice, miles below the Earth’s crust, they lay imprisoned. But when the Stars are right they will awaken and walk this earth once more. Continue reading »

Our Call of Cthulhu rulebook has been reprinted, and after several delays, is on it’s way to our warehouse. We’ll be very happy to have our big seller back in print and on retailer shelves again. Please let your local shop know Call of Cthulhu is coming back.

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