Graveyards of Arkham—the successor to Bookshops of Arkham and the next in Chaosium's anthological Call of Cthulhu Actual Play series—is live on Kickstarter, and is bursting with Call of Cthulhu rolepl

We've created six FREE Art Packs of Call of Cthulhu-themed artwork which you are welcome to include in your Miskatonic Repository creations.The Weapons and Relics Art Pack features 46 hand-to-hand we

Does Love Forgive? is a collection of two special scenarios for Call of Cthulhu for one Keeper and one player. Great for a fun evening of gaming for two people. And perfect if you're currently in lock

Gen Con event tickets go public on May 19th. This year, we've swelled to a massive 20 table event space to run Chaosium games, and a crack team of GMs and Keepers from the Cult of Chaos to run them!In

Here's a feast of Miskatonic Repository releases to take you into November!MANOS: The Fingers of FateAndy Miller ($4.99, 76 page PDF)It’s supposed to be the yearly family vacation for the Waldrup fami

Critical Praise for Call of Cthulhu's Berlin The Wicked City!"What a book! Call of Cthulhu might not be for children in the first place, Chaosium however has outdone itself here... Sex, drugs and caba

Uploading your original Call of Cthulhu creations to the MISKATONIC REPOSITORY on DriveThruRPG for fun and profit—a quick Q&A to show just how easy it is...Q: First off, so what is the Miskatonic Repo

Chaosium Unveiled looks at Call of Cthulhu Innsmouth – the definitive guide to the rotting seaport town—one of the most iconic settings for Call of Cthulhu. A Sandbox Campaign Setting with Secrets to

Chaosium is taking part in the ENnies "Dream Date" auction for Gen Con this year. The money raised helps support the continuation of the ENnie Awards.The highest bidder will meet up with the Chaosium

Eldritch Horror with Bridgerton vibes... this week on The Calyx, the ball gets messy! Secret confessions, mysterious identities, and incriminating ink deepen the mystery as Keeper Becca Scott guides i

Pay What You Want is one of the pricing options creators can choose for their products on the Miskatonic Repository. As the name suggests, as a purchaser, you get to choose what you want to pay for th

The Virtual Tabletop Fantasy Grounds has been a premium option since its launch in 2004, requiring a paid license ($50.00) to use. However, our friends at Smiteworks have recently announced that thei