None More Black - Call of Cthulhu RPG 7th Ed - Session 2

"All sins tend to be addictive, and the terminal point of addiction is damnation." - W.H. Auden

Walter Resnick is a 2nd year student at Miskatonic University. He was a charming and kind-hearted young man at one point but over the last couple of weeks he's been completely different. He became excessively giddy but soon after he grew irritable and dismissive towards his family and friends. He started missing classes, became disheveled and ignored his personal hygiene. But now he's missing and either by personal connection or sense of duty, your characters must find out what became of him.

None More Black is a part of the Call of Cthulhu Doors to Darkness book of scenarios and was written by Brian M. Sammons. It is set in Fall of 1925 Arkham, Mass. at the prestigious Miskatonic University. I will be bringing a batch of pre-generated characters for use. The game will most likely be 4 hours or less, depending on the players and should be one session but it may take two sessions to complete.

Please come online early or on time, as we will have a limited time to play. We should be done by 11pm. Call of Cthulhu uses a 2 d10 percent based system along with the "basic set" of dice used for RPGs (d20, d10, d8, d6, and d4). This game will be held online on the groups Discord Server via Voice Chat. We have a bot in the Server that can handle Dice rolls but Live rolling is allowed.

Invite Link is here: https://discord.com/invite/pMkGr89

If interested in looking over the Rules, feel free to download the Quickstart guide here: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/128304/Call-of-Cthulhu-7th-Edition-QuickStart-Rules

A heads up as to how I run games. I go for full horror. What that means, is slow moments of tension followed by moments of high terror. A roller coaster, if you will. Humor has its place at the table as long as it is within the game narrative. Please keep outside humor to a minimum as it distracts from the game. I also tend to focus on ROLEplay over ROLLplay. I have run games where dice rolls have been in the single digits. I am also flexible with the rules, which the main hard rule being If you roll equal or lower then your skill, you succeed and if higher, you fail. Everything else is up to me. No Rules Lawyers Please. Also Progression is not prominent in my games and this is because characters tend not to last too long. If your character survives 3 to 4 adventures, they will be a bit improved but your attachment to the character will be more based on the experiences he/she went through. Its about your STORY not your STATS. If none of this seems to be a match for your mentality, I would suggest trying another game, but if you are willing to give this play style a chance, feel free to attend.

Any questions or concerns? Feel Free to ask in the comments.

(The date is currently tentative, I'll notify if it changes)