The Book of Contemporary Magical Things is 134 pages of modern, seemingly mundane, items that are imbued with magical power. Some are quite minor; A tuning fork that will quiet a room, a pair cufflinks that tell you the name and family details of those with whom you shake hands, a set of polyhedral dice that temporarily change the fortune of the roller, but some are spectacular, or dangerously... [click here for more]
The Book of Contemporary Magical Places is 140 pages of modern, seemingly mundane, locations that are imbued with magical power. Some are quite minor; A a haunted street, a subway platform that can translocate, but some are spectacular, or dangerously malevolent. From minor corners of the planet to Earth shattering pocket universes, these places are there for you to use as a Gamesmaster... [click here for more]
NYARLATHOTEP... THE CRAWLING CHAOS…
Since HP Lovecraft put pen to paper in 1920 and wrote the short story Nyarlathotep, conjuring up a figure both showman and trickster, unveiling terrible truths with each revelation, the most mysterious of Lovecraft’s gods has paraded upon the stage in a number of masks, a plethora of guises. In some of those there is a glimpse of the personality, the intelligence,... [click here for more]
THE KING IN YELLOW... THE PALLID MASK…
The King in Yellow was unleashed upon the world at the end of the nineteenth century. In the real world Robert W. Chambers wrote the book of short stories, published in 1895, whilst according to that work of fiction an unknown author had a maddening play of the same name published that same year. What then ultimately is the King in Yellow, the king whom emperors... [click here for more]
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