I've read the whole thing, but haven't run or played it. This looks like a really great campaign for CoC. It's not one of those world spanning ones, like Masks, which makes it a nice change of pace. Love the flavor of the mid-west and the focus on legendary Arkham and Miskatonic Uni!

Ein schickes, kleines Abenteuer, angenehmes Layout, coole old-school vibes. :) Sehr cool, dass es bekannte Gesichter aus der DSA-Welt aufnimmt.

This is well worth every penny you spend. Such a varied campaign with flavour and detail oozing out of it. The 5e version (individual files per each of the 12 chapters) if just as good.

I'm a bit on the fence about these. I love the general idea of having "Ability cards". The cards are well designed, art looks nice and the layout works just fine for printing at home.

I find the "reminder of the benefit of the feature" a bit too subtle, just a line of text or two somewhere explaining the very basics of each ability would make the cards more useful.

Still, I'll pass these on to our groups Fighter, and we'll see how the product holds up in actual play.

This is the first product on DT that I downloaded for free and then re-bought for recommended price 5 minutes later. The cards are really THAT good - well, for me they are. Fairly no-frills, without being boring or frugal. Having them individually so I can combine them to individual spell books: Must-have feature! All in all, great work. My wife (for whom I need those cards) loves them, immediately said "Awesome! They are cute AND useful." So, take it from her: If you have a spellcaster in D&D 5e, get those cards!