Hi all,

I've been thinking of running the Call of Cthulhu Horror on the Orient Express campaign, which is one of the fantastically well-written CoC campaigns that Chaosium puts out. But because it's so demanding, I feel like I should check player interest.

It's big. Really big. Action takes place in multiple interlocking timelines (and multiple realities!), sometimes with alternate PCs. So it has the potential to take a loooooong time. That's why I am checking if people would be interested in this; it requires a pretty steady posting commitment, or it will outlast my natural lifespan. (and what will you do with a dead GM?!??)

On the other hand, the thing is fantastic, and I can promise you an interesting, rewarding experience that you won't forget.

What say you?

In reply to xenomorph (msg # 1):

I may be interested in some CoC. It's been a very long time since I've done any real RPG die system so not familiar with many of the systems but I'd probably give this a go.

OK, send me a RtJ.

Hi! Beginner of both rpol and CoC, but passionate player and interested in understanding how it works. Could you please explain how to play though rpol? Thanks

I love CoC and Lovecraftian thematics but have grown to despise the classic 1920s/30s setting era.  If you are ever running something in the modern world, count me in :)

I would love to join. I played CoC 30 years ago and then again some ten years ago. I never played this campaign although I might have flipped through the book once or twice these last 25 years, but I honestly don't remember anything from it.

I like story-driven rp more than character-development rp. I do like a well-developed character though, and to follow the character's development (into a full blown lunatic) through a campaign. It's just that the character development is not my main reason to play, the story is.

Edit: I have no experience of rpol but I'm very interested in learning to use it.
This message was last edited by the user at 07:59, Thu 06 Sept 2018.