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What are the differences between critical analysis of movies versus TTRPGs? Creative director Jeff Richard talks to James Coquillat about media criticism and how movies or music criticism varies from TTRPGs!.Part of our Chaosium Interviews series on YouTube. … read more

"The lines have been cast off, the crew have pushed away from the quay with fending poles, and the sweeps are deployed until we catch the breeze...." Martin Helsdon's magnificent and magisterial Ships & Shores of Southern Genertela has just been released on the Jonstown Compendium.Winner o … read more

The Shadow Over Providence is a Call of Cthulhu scenario written by Jon Hook of the Miskatonic University Podcast/Modern Mythos Podcast. It was developed and first published by Chaosium to celebrate NecronomiCon 2019, and now it has been expanded for VTT play on Roll20!Enhanced for VTTThis product i … read more

Is it easier to write for a complex established setting or to invent content for a blank slate? In this Chaosium Interview with Jason Durall, creative director of RuneQuest and all things Basic Roleplaying, he talks to James Coquillat about how to write content for generic settings!BR … read more

Did you know Rivers of London: The Roleplaying Game features exclusive Rivers of London short fiction by the creator of the series himself, Ben Aaronovitch?Start exploring Ben Aaronovitch's magical version of London – Rivers of London: The Roleplaying Game is available now in ful … read more

The city of Pavis, located on the fabled River of Cradles, is one of the RuneQuest TTRPG's oldest and most iconic settings. Explore it further with community content at the Jonstown Compendium!Old Pavis: The City that Time ForgotIan A. Thomson & Friends, including Peter Johanssen, R. … read more

Did you know you can now purchase Call of Cthulhu Roll20 VTT titles direct from DriveThruRPG? And there are even bundles which come with the PDF version too. What's more, this also includes community content Call of Cthulhu titles in the Miskatonic Repository!Check them all out here: more title … read more

In this Chaosium Interview, Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason discusses how your Investigators can move around the world and what globetrotting brings to your campaign! He's talking with James Coquillat. … read more