Is cthulhu dark ages actually playable?

Ive read the rulebook but never actually played it. Seems like a pretty neat system, I can't see why it wouldn't be playable.

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>>55119086
Sure. Part of it depends on the tone though, since you can explicitly run things in Clark Ashton Smith's Averoigne.

(Yes, the one which was featured in the old D&D "Castle Amber" adventure)

I'd assume medieval fellows just don't care about cosmic mystery and assume it's satan's dark magic and if they die fighting it they go to heaven?

>>55119290
wow throwback

I mean realistically there are a lot more horrible truths about the universe to dish out to a peasant. Heliocentrism, Germ theory, evolution, traps being gay, etc

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>>55119086
It's playable, and it's called Lamentations of the Flame Princess.

>>55120463
There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy Horatio.

>>55123836
Holy fuck, germs really would be some Cthulhu shit to a ye old peasant, wouldn't they?