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In an octopus house in a dimensional space far removed from the gods, five carefree, high-tech lifeforms make their home.
The octopus-shaped mailbox inside the house occasionally spits out investigation requests. Depending on the assignment, they may all go together, draw lots, or play rock-paper-scissors to decide who will participate. Those chosen are sent to the world under investigation, and only return once the investigation is over.
They travel and take on assignments according to their own preferences, passing the time in their long, empty lives. No one knows when this journey will end.
First world: Aquatic Cavil;
Second world: Abandoned Hospital;
Third world: To be determined;
Reading Guide:
1. A Call of Cthulhu tabletop role-playing spin-off, with original scenarios.
2. I'll write each session as I play it. Scenario extras and epilogues depend on the Keeper's mood.
3. No CP, mainly investigations, but if the investigators try hard, they can still help the player characters find love.
4. Some headcanons: When an investigation ends, the investigators return to the octopus house. The player characters only come into being when the investigators appear, as foreign data implanted into the world under investigation. After the investigation ends, the player characters' lives continue according to the calculations of that world, and they officially become part of it.
Theme: Finishing a campaign is the best!
Gradually I started to get excited, and Claude's luck really felt like a roller coaster ride. I came to complain to you by the way: [Obviously I brought a single-player version, but the PL and I were obsessed with details. In the end, I was running with people while using the setting collection to complete the plot. Today, as I look at the increasingly vast worldview, my heart gradually despairs, "Why haven't I finished running yet?"]
Haha, I had so much fun reading this chapter. I can only say that it didn't feel so greasy when I read the novel, but it would be weird if I posted it on its own.
I like Cthulhu so I want to play a running group, but I feel that the gameplay is very complicated and I have never tried to understand it. I saw that jj actually has a running group, so I came to check it out hehe
Where do you see the gods, are they inspired or investigated?
Legendary investigators always face their fears.
People who are also making their own modules come here to say cheers to you.