Posts Tagged ‘ Cthulhu ’

Masks of Nyarlathotep (Final Game): Welcome to Die!

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May 16, 2011

It has been a long time coming. Eight months ago (irl) the campaign began. There have been losses on both sides, NPCs and PCs alike have died or lost their minds to the horrors of Nyarlathotep. The investigators gather for a last effort to thwart Nyarlathotep’s schemes to darken the sky and bring about...
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Badass Presidents – MegaRobotCthulhu

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May 7, 2011

In the future the world has gone to crap. Only the presidents of the great United States of America are powerful enough to fight the cosmic horrors and evil past dictators. In this adventure the intrepid group of Commander-in-Chiefs travels from Mt. Rushmore to deep below the ocean, fighting all sorts in...
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Masks of Nyarlathotep Game 12: Cairo!

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December 27, 2010

After surviving the Black Pharaoh in London, the investigation moves deep into Cairo.  Will the Americans find themselves at odds with the local culture? How will they know when they’re being sworn at in Arabic? Is Nigel Wasif trustworthy? M’kunga Jr., a strange personage, attempts to contact the investigators, but can he be trustworthy? Find out what happens to the indomitable Major Stone,...
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Masks of Nyarlathotep Game 3- Down the Well.

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October 11, 2010

“I don’t like the cut of your jib, but it isn’t the worst cut I’ve ever seen.”-Matthew O’Connell Maloy After the smoke has cleared and the zombies blown away, there remains but one activity in the basement of Ju-ju House. To open the ever enlarging well and reveal its secrets. I’m not sure what they thought...
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Masks of Nyarlathotep Game 2

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October 4, 2010

Rev. Hollis Brown vs. Matthew O’Connell Maloy Caught between the dead body of Silas N’kwame and a group of knife weilding hobos, the investigators flee for their lives. They also meet a disgraced private detective. With tensions high and relationships strained, it remains to be seen if the group can cooperate long enough to avenge Jackson...
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