Ah understood. Very excited for this regardless and well done on Crowley as well.

I'd love to have the whole Lovecraft Investigations in a single chronological download to relisten to the whole thing and then this one. 💸💸💸

Get Ready for Lovecraft Investigations: The Call of Cthulhu From Julian Simpson - Get Ready for Lovecraft Investigations: The Call of Cthulhu

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NovaPulse is something I've built to keep my coding skills up to date now I mostly manage.

It’s a free persistent browser game built for players who like long-term progression, checking in from time to time, and seeing a game world continue without them.

Play in browser: novapulse.monkeyx.games

Wyrd Science #8

Hello sailor 😘

Thanks to Alice (who did the layout design) made some corrections and published a revised version on Drivethru.

Grab your copy and pay what you want 👇

A movie couple who would definitely have a podcast

There is no antimetics division (cover)

This book has got me gripped. A secret war against ideas that erase themselves from memory is such a good hook, and the whole premise feels eerie, clever, and creepy (in the right way).

Surely it's the setting and not the system that is the barrier to entry?

Fomoria – Epic Folk Horror Roleplaying Brave the Darkness, eat the heart of gods, and purge the filth of the Red Plague in a shifting subterranean world.

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Google Box is how we used to settle rules questions. Two people enter, one rule comes out.

What a good idea! Will do.

I've run that before (using 5E, the Goodman edition). Great stuff.

Thank you! Let me know what you think. Or leave a nice review 😄

Last Dance in Shoreditch - Chaosium | Miskatonic Repository | DriveThruRPG A night out. A missing friend. A city that won’t look the same by morning.Last Dance in Shoreditch is a modern-day Call of Cthulhu scenario set in London’s after-hours underworld, where investigators ...

My first title is now live on DriveThruRPG!

Last Dance in Shoreditch is a modern-day Call of Cthulhu scenario set in London, where a missing friend, the city’s nightlife, and something far worse collide after dark. Very excited to finally put this out there.

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I hope this email finds you rushing to the airport to find your sweetheart after a change of heart showing you believe in love after all, which inexplicably works out for you

Tom Bombadil

There are two types of LotR readers. Those who skip the songs, and those who go hey dol! merry dol! ring-a-dong-dillo! tumble through every line of fol-de-rol and tum-ti-tarry, glad as midsummer, loud to the rafters Wrong in all the right ways, because the road goes on, yes, the song goes on longer.

That and Horror on the Hill are definitely ones I'd love to run. But been a while since I wrote a D&D scenario of my own and I am tempted to try to poke at the bits of the GAZ series I never got to before.

Yes, played B1-9 back in the day and it doesn't really stand up as is. There's some good modules in there (too abbreviated perhaps) but the main draw is the starter hub.

I think a new foray into Mystara would be homebrew adventures.

Shadowdark as I read it is pretty resource scarcity focused too.

the cover to the new issue of Wyrd Science, featuring an illustration of psychedelic mushrooms growing out of a pink skull by tom j newell

what if we put issue 8 of Wyrd Science on sale? What if this got more likes & shares than our stupid jokes?

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B1-9 In Search of Adventure

Toying with a return to Mystara (my favourite D&D setting) with Dragonbane.

Tried b4 coming back to Mystara w/ various OSR systems but I find expecations of fiddly resource management in e.g. OSE a bit tedious. Also, whilst I like deadly, I also like PC continuity.

Dragonbane just hits the spot.

This is a fabulous idea for a GUMSHOE game - history, spookiness and even an excuse for a sing-song, all in one, neat package.

Crowley Launch! It's here!

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Minerva infiltrates the circle and tries to win by cutting every anchor Thread at once, collapsing the Braid into void. Instead the Braid cinches inward, holds, and MARKS her pattern across all her selves.

Suture’s letter: “I don’t need to kill you to take away what you’re proudest of.”

14/n

Exchange 4 / Incursion: The Selvedge. The seam where Threads are cut. The Collective’s “Braid” holds a Severing open just long enough to salvage a pulsing last-message, while Suture works under heavy Scrutiny.

13/n

Slept in my R.E.M. shirt and found out it's the end of the world and I feel fine.

Happy birthday squire!

Feng Shui 2: Kicking Time in the Face One of the quiet joys of this hobby is reading a game and immediately hearing a soundtrack in your head. With Feng Shui 2, the soundtrack in my head is an aggressively 90s mixtape.

My review of Feng Shui 2, plus how I prepped it for a London con one-shot as a first-time GM. Shots, schticks, mooks and mild panic included. blog.monkeyx.games/2026/03/27/f...

Minerva answers with brutality. One Luís survives and publishes. One sub-thread is Severed and burns. In her letter she calls it “busywork,” accuses Suture of table-flipping with Chaos, and dares her to frighten “all twelve of me”… while trying to keep her too engaged to escape the cut.

12/n

Suture finds him through the edges of his life and offers a different kind of safety: a reading circle, a shared doc set to comments-only, and a rule of care (mark beauty, ask fear). His work stops being a bomb and becomes a living draft.

11/n