a review of the role playing game supplement fearful passages

The scary paragraph is supplemented by a role-playing game published by Chaosium Inc.
For their call to the Cthulhu system based on H. \'s workP. Lovecraft.
This is a collection of nine adventures, each focused on different forms of transportation in more than 1920 locations.
This supplement was originally provided as a printed book, which was reviewed, but is now available as a watermark PDF for $10. 42 from RPGNow.
Copies of the original books can still be purchased from some sources such as Amazon.
This book has a total of 128 pages, including two pages on the first page, one page for content and introduction.
The introduction provides a brief overview of the golden age of travel, as travel is more important than destination, partly due to costs and time.
It also divides nine scenarios into three groups and gives some proper calls to Cthulhu\'s fifth edition skills to replace the old one.
Credit: Nick snares/court company
The first adventure, afraid of flying, saw that the player on a fictional but possible plane was a passenger.
The scene originally appeared in a shorter form in White Dwarf 72.
There are some details about early passenger planes, as well as related special craft.
The Iron Ghost was set up on the train, which used the horror train map on the Eastern Express.
The player boarded a train and basically ate the passengers for Azathoth.
Details of railway travel are also provided.
Passionate driving is related to the car, and players will participate in it after a near or actual accident involving the car.
Provides details of almost or actually hitting their car.
The stiff air is about the airships, and players have to beat a spaceship taken over by mythical creatures including the crew.
1920 brief details of some airships.
No reason for anti-collision diving-
Crush encounters or monsters as players simply retrieve a fabulous artifact from the bottom of the lake.
This adventure provides rules for the use of diving suits.
A slow boat is set up on a canal ship in Britain, although it can sail to a distant future --
Inspired by the Zothique story of Clark Ashton Smith
Or a parallel universe, if you like.
This scene has details of the canal boar, especially the canal in Britain.
Armored angels were set in Iraq in 1920, when it was authorized by the UK to see players fighting Mythos with armored vehicles, machine guns and air support --
This is good for them.
This section has details about the volume-
Les armored vehicles and the type Mark I machine gun.
Along the Indian River, the way of transport is elephants, and the adventure details the elephants and how they are used.
On the sled, the vehicle is the Siberian sled, because the players are looking for a hateful snowman shortly after the end of the Russian Civil War.
There are some details about the Soviet Union, the Siberian sled system, and the United States. S.
People go to countries where their government does not approve.
As the name implies, the car chase rule is a two-page rule for car chase, including gun battles from car chase.
These can be selected for use in the game.
Credit: Nick Smith
/EGDC LtdFearful\'s paragraph content in review only shows the page numbers of various scenarios.
Given how many boxed reference texts are in the appendix, this makes the content far less useful than it was.
The cover color of this book is full
The cover picture shows the encounter between a yacht and the great kousu;
A bit misleading as the book has neither a yacht nor a feature of Cthulhu --
The interior illustrations and maps are in black and white.
The scope of illustrations is from non
Portrait of player characters to illustrations, from a quarter to a full page.
Most illustrations are related to the appropriate text, but occasionally there will be \"fill\" illustrations that are not related to the text
Or in terms of how things look, it has a lot to do with anything.
Some maps appear to be based on actual maps, while others look hand-painted.
Many forms of transport have also developed plans and layouts for them.
For calls to Cthulhu supports, the layout is fairly standard, and the text is by far the largest component.
The error in the text is quite small.
Credit: Chris Johnston/Court
Some encounters with/EGDC LtdSome can slip into regular activities-
Therefore, it is recommended to use the first three modes of transport, as they are fairly standard modes of transport.
The next three games are more exotic, and the last three are the same for standard games.
So the last six are specific adventures, not on the way to other places.
As is common in games, many of them can be fatal.
There\'s a lot of new content.
Not only are there fairly standard new spells and small mythical works, but also new skills and information related to different modes of transport, as well as background information about different types of transport.
Another question is whether these are useful outside of a particular scenario;
The last three modes of transportation are very strange, and the characters are unlikely to be exposed to armored vehicles and machine guns often.
For those scenarios that want to learn more about shipping modes and settings, many of them are recommended to read the section along with the above background information.
The use of content is indeed different.
The first three scenarios are probably the most useful because they can slide into existing activities.
Other scenes are still easy to use;
The problem is the amount of information provided about the various modes of transport, and although this is interesting, the long term use is very limited.
So some scary paragraphs are interesting, some are useful, and some new rules and information are not of much use outside of the actual scene.
Fear-provoking Pasage01-133. 5053.
5/5 channel of fear (
Call of Cthulhu role-playing game series)
Amazon price: $37.