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Call Of Cthulhu: Doors To Darkness

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Category: Call of Cthulhu RPG

Doors to Darkness is a collection of five scenarios for Call of Cthulhu. Explore the signature setting of 1920s New England through these tales of eldritch dread designed for brand new Keepers—if you’re new to Call of Cthulhu, this is your next step!

  • THE NEXT STEP FOR NEW KEEPERS: Explore the signature setting of 1920s New England through five scenarios designed specifically for those new to the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game.
  • 144-PAGE HARDCOVER COLLECTION: This book provides five tales of eldritch dread, complete with guidance for the Game Master to lead their group through their first investigations into the unknown.
  • MASTER THE ART OF INVESTIGATION: Learn the ropes of 7th Edition gameplay as you guide your players through plots involving sanity-testing horror and intricate 1920s mysteries.
  • PERFECT FOR BEGINNER GAME NIGHTS Ideal for holiday hobby introductions, weekend roleplaying sessions, or summer break campaigns where new players desire an accessible entry into cosmic horror.
  • FOR ASPIRING KEEPERS AND NEW PLAYERS: A vital sourcebook for anyone who has just completed the Starter Set; suitable for home playrooms, school clubs, or local tabletop hobby shops.

Contents:

1x 144 page hardcover book


Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Grace X. ★★★★★

I've been a Keeper for years but still found the five scenarios here easy to run cold, which is rare for a 1920s New England book. The handouts alone saved me a whole prep night.

Violet ★★★★★

Ran these for a group that had never touched a tabletop RPG before, and the advice for new Keepers made it painless to run. The 1920s New England settings did most of the heavy lifting, honestly. Five sessions in and they're already asking when we play again.

Aurora R. ★★★★☆

The scenarios are well-structured for a new Keeper like me, though I wish the book had a few more maps for those of us who struggle visualizing spaces. Still, it's a solid starting point to run classic 1920s New England horror.