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This is a tale of sorrow and woe, waiting only for you to tell it.
The Dreadful Secrets of Candlewick Manor sees doleful foundlings with murky pasts in a great, dreary orphanage filled with dangerous truths. Players together face the monstrous dangers of their new home and uncover their own forgotten secrets.

Can you learn the truth of your own sad history? And can you make friends with the monster at the bottom of the well? How about the one in the rickety old mill? Or the one in the cave by the sea? Or the one. . . .

The Dreadful Secrets of Candlewick Manor is a sourcebook for the roleplaying game Monsters and Other Childish Things, written by Benjamin Baugh and illustrated by Rob Mansperger. It features ghouish humor, grin-worthy chills, and innovative guidelines for creating storylines and characters all loaded with mystery.

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Paperback, 8.5" x 11", 160 pages
Written by Benjamin Baugh
Illustrated by Rob Mansperger

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Grim War is a Wild Talents roleplaying game sourcebook of superpowered mutants, nefarious sorcerers, and the ordinary men and women trying to control them all.

Written by Wild Talents co-authors Greg Stolze and Kenneth Hite, and illustrated by Todd Shearer, Grim War introduces a fascinating and weird new system of spirit-summoning magic. Sorcerous characters can wield fantastic power... if they are willing to pay the price. Grim War details dozens of bizarre and sometimes terrifying spirits and the harrowing spells required to treat with them.

Grim War brings the "company rules" of Greg Stolze's Reign to the superpowered action of Wild Talents (you need Reign to use the company rules), allowing players to join, influence or oppose a dozen fully-detailed sorcerous cabals and mutant factions. Such as . . .

The Xolotl Cartel, which has found smuggling far more lucrative than secret ceremonies in hidden temples, and magic far more profitable than any drug.

People for Religious Freedom, a well-meaning political action group in way over its head.

Direktiva Nul, once an agency for Soviet super spies, now the first line of defense against threats from the Otherworld.

Squadron A1, the U.S. Army's famous superteam, comprised only of the most upright superheroes America has to offier. Honest. Would the American government lie to you?

çkrab-i-allah. Citizens Against Reductionist Genetic Obsessions (CARGO). Next Iteration. The Piccione Family. Projekt Ethnologisches Literaturarchiv-Sonderabteillung. The Rational Occult Study Crossdisciplinary Research Organization (ROSCRO). The School of the American Future. The Way.

Each faction has its own goals, its own secrets, and its own agenda for the player characters.

An extensive chapter on the background of this fascinating world offers guidelines for playing in any point in the 20th and 21st centuries, so the players themselves can define the shape and course of the Grim War.

Format: 160 pages, perfect bound, 8.5" x 11"
Creators: Greg Stolze and Kenneth Hite

The 2010 Ennie Award nominee for Best Setting, now for Savage Worlds!

Play the heroes and villains of a Strange century! Doctor Archibald Monroe, the erudite chemist and physician-chimpanzee... "Stony" Joe Smithson, the honest London boxer, transformed into living rock... Maeve O'Connel, Queen of the Mudlarks, the eternal child touched by Faerie... the Lady Mirabel, who by darkness defends Whitechapel as the terrifying Night Hag... When the victims and enthusiasts of magic and bizarre science meet in an infamous club for "the Strange," thrilling action is sure to follow!

"The Kerberos Club" is a sourcebook for superheroic roleplaying in Victorian London. It includes a detailed history and thorough treatment of Victorian society in its every particular, especially the incredible and sometimes awful changes that "the Strangeness" comes to wreak upon Queen and Country alike.

"The Kerberos Club" gives players every tool they need to create new heroes and villains in a world that is at the same time familiar and alien—a world made more of both by the Strangeness that grips it and the dangers that threaten it.

There is, after all, every good reason for the club's motto: "MALUM NECESSARIUM."

Size: Softcover book, 8.5" x 11", 294pp
Interior Art: Black and white
Author: Benjamin Baugh, Dave Blewer and Shane Ivey

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Welcome to Spring Crescent Middle School.
It's an overachieving, high-scoring institution, and all the grownups say you're lucky to be there.
Sure you are.

You're the new kid.
With a troublesome monster for a best friend.
And some of those teachers sure have been giving you funny looks.
Don't you feel lucky?

Curriculum of Conspiracy is a complete game setting and adventure for the roleplaying game Monsters and Other Childish Things. Curriculum of Conspiracy features dozens of enemies and potential allies, all of them alternately entertaining and creepy, and plenty of opportunities for monstrous action and suspense.

There's the bell—time for home room. Have a nice first day at school.

Paperback, 8.5" x 11", 56 pages
Written by Ross Payton
Illustrated by Rob Mansperger

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How Will Your Power Change the World?

In 1967, one woman inexplicably gains inconceivable power. Trying to use that power for the good of her country, she unwittingly passes it on to a handful of people. They pass it along to others in turn, and soon thousands around the world have amazing paranormal powers. Some of them use these powers for personal gain. Some to help others. And some change the very course of world events.

Progenitor is a Wild Talents roleplaying game setting that explores the shape of the world and the changes wrought by metahumans over the past five decades. It tracks the alternate history of the world in rich detail from the moment the Progenitor, Amanda Sykes, gains her incredible powers, to the year when a single metahuman nearly destroys the Earth, to Sykes’ strange departure from the global scene. The world is yours to build and explore using the rules in this book.

• Details dozens of characters, factions, and nations
• Rules for shaping the world based on the players’ actions

Softcover, 8.5” x 11”, black and white, 376 pages

The Best Summer Vacation Ever!
...and maybe the last!

A crazy cult plans to destroy the world -- not just a school or the boring grown-up shops at the mall, but the WHOLE WORLD -- and it’s up to you to stop them.

Now you and your friends, and your horrible friendly monsters, are taking on the Cult of the Ur-Monster from one end of the United States to the other. You'll explore creepy amusement parks, dusty tourist traps, and quaint roadside farms in the throes of violent revolution. Also, the land of Oz.

ROAD TRIP is a full-length adventure campaign for the roleplaying game Monsters and Other Childish Things, with NINE complete adventures, ideas for plenty of extra weirdness the players might encounter on the way, and six full-color, full-size postcards from some of the strangest places in America.

ROAD TRIP is written by Ross Payton (Curriculum of Conspiracy) and illustrated by Monsters and Other Childish Things artist Robert Mansperger, Jr., with color postcards by Kate Ashwin, K.C. Green, Violet Kirk and Ean Moody.

Gas up the van, put ice in the cooler, and don’t forget the trail mix. It’s time to hit the road!

Size: Softcover book, 8.5" x 11", 200pp
Interior Art: Black and white with six color postcard inserts
Author: Ross Payton

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"This Favored Land" is a sourcebook for the "Wild Talents" roleplaying game set during the American Civil War. Players take the role of The Gifted, ordinary people who—by divine providence or pure chance—have been granted extraordinary powers. Occasionally seen as saviours, they are most often scorned and hunted as sorcerers and demons, witches and charlatans.

Whether heroes or villains, The Gifted are forced by the superstitions of the day to hide from public scrutiny. But they can't escape their nation's greatest crisis. Whether they are spying for the Confederacy in Washington, riding with Quantrill in Missouri, or marching with Sherman through Georgia, The Gifted must make the difficult choice between using their powers and avoiding the dangers of discovery. If The Gifted can survive the ordeals of war, they—like their nation—will be changed forever.

Written by Allan Goodall and illustrated by Todd Shearer, "This Favored Land" includes everything you need for a thrilling Civil War campaign: Detailed rules adapting "Wild Talents" to the war; weapons and rules for the deadly injuries that made Civil War battles so infamous; an in-depth history of the Civil War; a complete scenario to begin play at once; and much more.

Size: Softcover book, 8.5" x 11", 266 pages
Interior Art: Black and white
Author: Allan Goodall

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The infamous magazine of Cthulhu Mythos gaming returns!

The Unspeakable Oath is a quarterly magazine dedicated to tabletop roleplaying games that are based on the Cthulhu Mythos -the creations of horror author H.P. Lovecraft, the writers who inspired him, and the writers who followed him.

Created and published by game designers, writers and artists who love Cthulhu Mythos gaming, every issue provides ideas, inspiration, tools and techniques to make your games more horrific than ever.

The Unspeakable Oath 18 includes:
* The Eye of Light and Darkness: Reviews of Trail of Cthulhu, The Day After Ragnarok, Black Wings, The Dying of St. Margaret's, New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley, Colour from the Dark, The Primal State, and Cthulhu 101.
* The Branchly Numbers Edit: A Mysterious Manuscript by Pat Harrigan.
* The Chinaman's Screen: An Arcane Artifact by Adam Gauntlett.
* The Forgotten: An Arcane Artifact by Dan Harms.
* The Art Show: A Tale of Terror by Nick Grant.
* House of Hunger: A Tale of Terror by Monte Cook.
* Mr. Popatov: A Tale of Terror by John Scott Tynes.
* Slight Return: A Tale of Terror by Pat Harrigan.
* Tales of Nephren-Ka: A history of particularly Lovecraftian pharaoh by James Haughton.
* The Chapel of Contemplation: A look at the cult behind the very first scenario for Call of Cthulhu, by Dan Harms.
* Black Sunday: A visit to the deadly heart of the Depression-era dustbowl, by George Holochwost and C.A. Suleiman.
* Dog Will Hunt: A Call of Cthulhu adventure in 1920s Cajun country, by Richard Becker.
* The Word: A Message in a Bottle by Shane Ivey.

The Unspeakable Oath 18 features art by Toren Atkinson, Dennis Detwiller and Todd Shearer, and page design by Jessica Hopkins. It was edited by Adam Crossingham, Dan Harms, Shane Ivey, James Knevitt, Greg Stolze, and John Scott Tynes.

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The Unspeakable Oath is a quarterly magazine dedicated to tabletop roleplaying games that are based on the Cthulhu Mythos -the creations of horror author H.P. Lovecraft, the writers who inspired him, and the writers who followed him.

Created and published by game designers, writers and artists who love Cthulhu Mythos gaming, every issue provides ideas, inspiration, tools and techniques to make your games more horrific than ever.

The Unspeakable Oath 19 includes:
* The Dread Page of Azathoth - This issue’s foreword by editor-in-chief Shane Ivey.
* The Eye of Light and Darkness - Reviews of games, books and movies that are of special interest to Cthulhu Mythos gamers.
* Cthulhu Saves the World, reviewed by Brian Sammons.
* Death in Luxor, reviewed by Matthew Pook.
* The Freeport Trilogy, reviewed by Matthew Pook.
* The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast, reviewed by Brian Sammons.
* The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu, reviewed by Brian Sammons.
* Lovecraftian Tales from the Table, reviewed by Matthew Pook.
* Monsters, reviewed by Brian Sammons.
* Shadows of Yog-Sothoth, reviewed by Matthew Pook.

Tales of Terror- Short descriptions of disturbing situations, each with three possible ways the game moderator could have them unfold in play.

“Property Values,” by Adam Gauntlett—when a house is not a home but a horror.

“Sawbucks,” by Monte Cook—wealth that really is a burden.

Arcane Artifacts - Deadly objects ready to be added to your games.

“Dollars of Dagon,” by Bobby Derie—a numismatist’s dream that can quickly turn nightmare.

Mysterious Manuscripts - Tomes of forbidden knowledge, ready for play.

“Henry Darger’s Second Novel,” by Pat Harrigan—long after his death, the famous recluse again redefines “outsider art.”

“Joy Shusterman’s Basement,” by Jeffrey Moeller—in which you can learn a lot from isolation.

“The Twelfth Book of Moses,” by Adam Gauntlett—a New Age classic that would be better to stay underground.

Feature Articles:
“Bernice Cartfield,” by Greg Stolze—a modern-day occultist who’s a perfect Friendly or foil for Delta Green.

“Cheating Madness,” by Brennan Bishop—tips for livening up your trips to the mental ward.

“Paramour of Y’golonac,” by Oscar Rios—a seductive new monster.

Scenarios:
“The Brick Kiln,” by Adam Gauntlett—a Trail of Cthulhu adventure set in rural 1930s England.

“Suited and Booted,” by Adam Gauntlett—a Call of Cthulhu adventure set in the grimy side of 1920s London.

Message in a Bottle - A short, self-contained vignette of Cthulhu Mythos horror.

“Dying Sunlight,” by David Jacobs—a glimpse at the life of a photographer who took more than pictures.

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The Unspeakable Oath is an award-nominated quarterly magazine dedicated to tabletop roleplaying games that are based on the Cthulhu Mythos -the creations of horror author H.P. Lovecraft, the writers who inspired him, and the writers who followed him.

Created and published by game designers, writers and artists who love Cthulhu Mythos gaming, every issue provides ideas, inspiration, tools and techniques to make your games more horrific than ever.

The Unspeakable Oath 20 includes:
* The Dread Page of Azathoth This issue's foreword by editor-in-chief Shane Ivey.
* The Eye of Light and Darkness Reviews of games, books and movies that are of special interest to Cthulhu Mythos gamers. Reviewed in this issue: Musica Cthulhiana, Cthulhu's Dark Cults, Curse of the Yellow Sign Act 1, Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37, Marble Hornets: The Complete First Season, The Watchers in the Sky, Cthulhu Invictus, Halloween Horror and Murder of Crows.
* The Plot Thickens A Tale of Terror by Adam Gauntlett.
* She Just Couldn't Stay Away A Call of Cthulhu scenario by Jeffrey Moeller.
* The Arm in the Green Box An Arcane Artifact for Delta Green by Bret Kramer.
* The Monongahela Carver Cipher A Mysterious Manuscript by Dan Harms.
* The Eye of Daoloth An Arcane Artifact by Dion Clark.
* The Assassins A fascinating historical feature by Dave Hardy with Adam Scott Glancy.
* Directive from A-Cell A Delta Green feature by Adam Scott Glancy.
* Let's Learn Aklo! A Call of Cthulhu scenario for Delta Green by James Haughton. (Winner of the annual Delta Green Mailing List Shotgun Scenario Competition.)
* Signs Short fiction by Greg Stolze.

The Unspeakable Oath 20 features cover art by Todd Shearer, interior art by Toren Atkinson, Rob Mansperger Jr., and Bradley McDevitt, and page design by Jessica Hopkins. It's edited by Shane Ivey with Adam Crossingham, Dan Harms, Greg Stolze and John Scott Tynes.

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Arc Dream Publishing is proud to present The Unspeakable Oath, a more-or-less quarterly digest of tools, scenarios, and reviews to make your Cthulhu Mythos games more terrifying than ever.

The Unspeakable Oath 22 includes:
* “The Dread Page of Azathoth,” an editor’s column. Guest columnist Kenneth Hite pays tribute to Lynn Willis.
* "The Saffron Book," a Mysterious Manuscript by Bobby Derie.
* "Malyutin's Nightmare Matryoshkas," an Arcane Artifact by Daniel R. Robichaud.
* "China Dolls: Children of Madam Yi," a new monster by Jo Kreil.
* "Die High," a scenario for Call of Cthulhu, Trail of Cthulhu, or Cthulhu Dark, by Greg Stolze.
* "The Found Phone," a Tale of Terror by Greg Stolze.
* "St. Michael's Gate," a Tale of Terror by Adam Gauntlett.
* "Starting Your Call of Cthulhu Campaign," a feature by Daniel
* "Bargain Hunting," a Tale of Terror by Adam Gauntlett.
* "Atlas of Arkham 1911," a Mysterious Manuscript by Bobby Derie.
* "Remember, Remember," a Trail of Cthulhu scenario by Adam Gauntlett.
* "Smedley House," a Tale of Terror by Ben Riggs.
* "Alphonse's Axioms for Agents," a Directive from A-Cell by Adam Scott Glancy.
* "The Thing In the Box," a Message in a Bottle by Ross Payton.

The Eye of Light and Darkness, with reviews of:
* Blood! The Roleplaying Game of Modern Horror, a game by James "Grim" Desborough, et al, reviewed by Matthew Pook.
* The Book of the Smoke, a Trail of Cthulhu sourcebook by Paula Dempsey, reviewed by Chase Beck.
* Building an Elder God: A Game of Lovecraftian Construction, a game by Ben Mund, reviewed by Matthew Pook.
* Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land, a video game by Tomas Rawlins, reviewed by Matthew Pook.
* The Dance in the Blood, a Trail of Cthulhu scenario by Graham Walmsley, reviewed by Matthew Pook.
* Live at the Gilman House, an album by Ogham Waite and the Amphibian Jazz Band, reviewed by Brian Sammons.
* Pickman's Muse, a film directed by Robert Cappalletto, reviewed by Brian Sammons.
* Tatters of the King, a Call of Cthulhu campaign by Tim Wiseman, reviewed by Matthew Pook.
* The Whisperer in Darkness, a film directed by Sean Branney, reviewed by Brian Sammons.

The Unspeakable Oath 22 is illustrated by Vicente Silvera Catalá, Matt Hansen, Robert Mansperger Jr., and Bradley McDevitt. Cover art is by Matt Hansen. It is edited by Shane Ivey with Adam Crossingham, Dan Harms, Greg Stolze and John Scott Tynes.

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This latest issue features a mammoth modern-era adventure and a gibbering clutch of terrors for every era.

TUO 23 includes:
* The Dread Page of Azathoth, an editor’s column by Shane Ivey
* The Eye of Light and Darkness, with reviews by Chase Beck, Matthew Pook, and Brian Sammons
* Code Adam, a Tale of Terror by Paul Stefko
* Cold Dead Hand, a Call of Cthulhu adventure by Adam Scott Glancy set amid the Russian coup of 1991
* Building an Elder God Bonus Cards, for the card game from Signal Fire Studios
* The Funeral, a Tale of Terror by Ben Riggs
* The Watchers, a Tale of Terror by Ben Riggs
* The Last Self-Portrait of Larissa Dolokhov, an Arcane Artifact by Ben Riggs
* Unconventional Firearms, a collection of weird hardware for Call of Cthulhu, by Chase Beck
* The Bear Is Back, a Directive from A-Cell for Delta Green by Adam Scott Glancy
* Beasts, a Message in a Bottle by Daniel Harms

The Unspeakable Oath 23 is edited by Shane Ivey, Daniel Harms, and John Scott Tynes, with page design by Daniel Solis.