Call of Cthulhu: Innsmouth is a new campaign sourcebook for the most infamous town in Lovecraft’s New England.
If you’re even passingly familiar with the mythos of HP Lovecraft and the Call of Cthulhu, then you have probably heard the name Innsmouth. It’s a rotting port town beset by strangeness. Beset by Deep Ones and Dagon worshippers, specifically. But you know, strangeness in general clings to the town like the stain of oil smoke.
And in the newest Call of Cthulhu sourcebook, Innsmouth, you can finally delve into the dark corners of that infamous town. Because CoC: Innsmouth is a sandbox campaign setting gazetteer, and it’s available now, let’s take a look!
Call of Cthulhu: Innsmouth – Available Now
In Innsmouth, you’ll find everything you need to run a Call of Cthulhu scenario or campaign set in the eponymous town. But it’s not just Innsmouth in the book, ironically enough. You’ll find a write-up of the greater Miskatonic Valley region, including the other most infamous town of Arkham, Massachusetts.
The book is full of maps and key locations with information for both Players and Keepers alike. It’s a handy guide to the folk you’ll meet and the secrets you might uncover. Including a full “secret history” of the Order of Dragon and the Deep Ones who help propagate the cult.
“Innsmouth is the definitive guide to the rotting seaport town – one of the most iconic settings for Call of Cthulhu.
Once a thriving seaport on the Massachusetts coast during the 19th century, a dark shadow has fallen over Innsmouth. Some say old Captain Obed Marsh made a pact with the Devil, while others tell stranger and more wicked tales. In the early 1920’s, the towns former glories are long forgotten, and wise folk keep away. Secrets have a currency in Innsmouth, and the unwary pay a high price for asking the wrong questions.”
As a Keeper, you’ll find seeds for adventure and worse scattered throughout. Over 100 different locations are written up in detail, with more than 80 characters and ready to run encounters awaiting you within its pages.
As a Player, you’ll be able to find out more about the infamous town, just enough to see the hooks that would lure hapless Investigators ever deeper into a web of shadows, intrigue, and sea-drowned terror. This sourcebook is compatible with both Call of Cthulhu and Pulp Cthulhu.
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