Call of Cthulhu

>>53443578
No Robert, you are the fishmen

>>53443578
Star Seed.
Horror on the Orient Express.
The Sanatorium.
Monophobia.

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>>53443692
What

>>53443578
Hope.

>>53443578
there are also ToC scenarios, which are even closer to lovecraft. pretty much hardcore. the entire final revelation campaign is bretti gud

>>53443578
>Horror on the Orient Express
>Masks of Nyarlathotep
>Beyond the Mountains of Madness

Those are the big three, I think. Well researched, interesting books with insane attention to detail. I mean, I think the current edition version of Horror Express clocks at close to a thousand pages.

All are for groups ready to be in for the long haul, though. They're basically campaigns rather than scenarios.

>>53443578
The party have to get X thing/person, mundane would be better, where ever X is is weird and creepy and get progressively more so till they go insane. That's all.

>>53447713
These are great. Don't run them as your first outing.

>>53443578
The Things We Leave Behind has some pretty good ones, Forget Me Not is probably my favorite.

>>53443578
Fuck off, frogposter.

there's a ton of anthologies with a lot of good stuff in them. Pick up Mansions of Madness, or (more) Adventures in Arkham County.

For a Sandbox setting, check out Return to Dunwich.

'Clutching at Ignorance' is a good intro game.

>>53443578
Have it set on the Titanic

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>>53443578
Is Escape from Innsmouth any good?