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New Pulp/CoC Adventure Review (Patreon)

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2021-12-06 01:06:16
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Hello Patrons!

My latest module review 'The Curse of Black Teeth Keetes' is finally done. The plan was for this to be finished Friday and available them, but clearly that didn't happen. Part of that is due to me spending way more time than necessary finding backplates and figuring out how to make effects for some of the Jack skits. I still need to do the Subtitles for it, but you can give it an early peek now if you're so inclined.

I'll post it live for the general masses tomorrow sometime.

In other news, I got to playtest a modern-era Call of Cthulhu adventure called 'Viral' written by Bud from Bud's RPG Review and Alex Guilliotte. We played ghost hunters who were live-streaming a hunt on an abandoned Italian asylum island. It was fantastic. Wonderful way to show how modern technology can be used to both help and hinder the player characters. They plan a few more playtests to hammer out any bumps as well as get feedback and ideas before releasing it sometime in early 2022. I'll review it then, but it was a fantastic game.

~Seth

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Call of Cthulhu: The Curse of Black Teeth Keetes - RPG Review

An urgent telegram sends the heroes to a strange and lost island where they must face off against monsters, undead, and a dark god, as they hope to rescue their friend and recover a pirate's treasure. While possible for 7th Edition Call of Cthulhu, the scenario is designed and best-suited for use with the Pulp Cthulhu mod. You can find the adventure on DriveThruRPG here: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/366486/The-Curse-of-Black-Teeth-Keetes?affiliate_id=1017650 __________ DID YOU KNOW I'M A NOVELIST? If you want to support my channel, or just want to read an action-packed Urban Fantasy about modern-day monster hunters and their sentient weapons, check out my four-novel Valducan series. They feature gun fights, sword fights, chases, monsters, and a smattering of horror. Audio book editions narrated by the badass R.C. Bray: https://amzn.to/3rehNnJ I also write pulpy Sword & Sorcery thief adventures in my Tales of the Black Raven series. It's 21 short adventures packed with action, intrigue, and daring heroics. Audio editions read by R.C. Bray. https://amzn.to/3faj4cX And if you want a kickass and dark revenge story about a modern-day sorceress hunting for lost Carcosa, my novel Ashes of Onyx is available in print, ebook, and audio book: https://amzn.to/3sfh1IA If you enjoyed my stories, please leave a rating or review on Amazon, Audible, and/or Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4088554.Seth_Skorkowsky __________ MY OWN PUBLISHED RPG ADVENTURES A Mother's Love (Call of Cthulhu 7e): https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/299661/New-Tales-of-the-Miskatonic-Valley--An-Anthology-of-Call-of-Cthulhu-Scenarios-set-in-the-1920s?affiliate_id=1017650 Mysteries on Arcturus Station (Mongoose 2e): https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/350034/Solomani-Adventure-1-Mysteries-on-Arcturus-Station?affiliate_id=1017650 __________ FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER I mostly ramble about movies and random other things as they occur to me: https://twitter.com/SSkorkowsky __________ I HAVE A PODCAST NOW Check out the Modern Mythos Podcast where veteran RPG writer Jon Hook and I discuss gaming, especially Call of Cthulhu: https://modernmythos.libsyn.com/?fbclid=IwAR1_wArr3cKQhXj5GNv52s2Q-_gdM9yyq-0O-_dugpOYp3CsevyZiir5mBU You can find the podcast on YouTube as well (You should totally subscribe): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmk5Y_OheFJL7-Xgvx-REJA __________ My Patreon (Tip Jar): https://www.patreon.com/SSkorkowsky Special thank you to my 160 Patrons for their support. __________ HANDOUTS My handouts and maps I made for my own group when we played this adventure can be found here if you'd like to use them for your own group: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14OS9VQ5FIPtX6XTpYlYM3RBigJ6rHAdR?usp=sharing __________ Guest starring Jack the NPC

Comments

Anonymous

It's pronounced bray-ZEE-err. Bra-zeer if how you say the undergarment.

Johannes Kaiser

Sounds like a good adventure, indeed. Got two questions that might (if you see fit) be a good fit for clarification in a pinned comment or somesuch: By the fact that the location of a carribean island is off the US east coast, I assume it teleports in addition to going in and out of phase? I don't recall you saying that, but since you mentioned it can be placed anywhere, it seems like the logical conclusion. Having shamblers add magic points required to the Elder Sign sounds like overkill, as the magic points add 5 min each, which means a host of more shamblers porting in, adding more magic points. Sounds like it's inevitably going to snowball. Or am I getting that wrong?

Seth Skorkowsky
>>73179260

I'm not 100% sure what you mean by the first question. The pirates originally discovered the treasure in a Caribbean island. The Ghost Island was simply an existing island off the coast of Massachusetts that the ship and crew were brought to. The island's location can be discovered by looking at old maps of the Massachusetts coast and comparing them to new maps and noticing one island no longer appears. If the island were to be changed to teleport around, then using old maps to find its location would no longer work. For the Elder Sign, the additional Magic Point cost due to shamblers still around at the end of a 5 minute round does not increase the casting time, but only increased Magic Point cost for that 5 minute round. Cost is 1 Magic Point +1 per remaining shambler.

Johannes Kaiser
>>73179260

Okay, so there are two islands total, I missed that. Surprised the ward works in a different location, but it explains that. As for the second, thanks for the clarification, that way it's way more managable.

Seth Skorkowsky
>>73179260

The ward works at the second location for Plot Reasons, I suppose. Maybe for extra-dimensional creatures the geographical location of the wards don't really matter.

Jader7777
>>73174903

The walls are scandalously lined with them. You feel the hotness of them- without there being any flame.