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Learn how to play Credo: The Game of Duelling Dogmas with Kat Clay from Chaosium. Credo is a strategic negotiation and voting game for 3–6 players set during the formative centuries of early Christianity. Grow your flock, thwart rival bishops, and ensure your beliefs are accepted into the Cr … read more

The Game of Dueling Dogmas In Credo each player takes on the role of a different faction within the early Christian faith. The object of the game is to ensure the beliefs of your faction are accepted into the Creed—the universally agreed statement of faith of the whole Christian Church. Wheel … read more

Releasing September 23rd – Credo, the game of duelling dogmas! Credo is Chris Gidlow's strategic negotiation and voting board game for 3–6 players, set during the formative centuries of early Christianity. Players lead competing Church factions, attempting to expand their influence by … read more

Chaosium's MOB and Nick Brooke are in Turkey for Horror in the Cisterns, a Call of Cthulhu actual play show taking place in Istanbul's ancient 5th century Cistern of Theodosius on Saturday night.  But earlier this week they travelled to the city of Iznik, formerly known as Nicaea. There in AD … read more

Chaosium welcomes Kat Clay as part of our editiorial team. For the past several months Kat's been working with Mike Mason and the Call of Cthulhu team on various projects, and with Susan O'Brien on fiction and legacy board game projects including Encyclopedia Cthuliana and Credo. Kat Clay is an ENN … read more

ANNO DOMINI 325: Under the watchful eye of the newly converted Emperor, Bishops from throughout the Roman Empire gather together at the city of Nicaea... Today, May 20th, is the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea. A fitting date to announce the long awaited return of a classic Chaosium g … read more

Our community ambassadors Nick and Bridgett look forward to showing off this magnificent collection of Miskatonic Repository and Jonstown Compendium print titles at Chaosium Con this weekend!  These independently-created Call of Cthulhu and RuneQuest books are all going to be av … read more