The Bureau (1/28/2026)
Shadows from beyond a planar barrier are a problem, but the real issue is all the metal hangers being replaced by useless plastic. That and the ghouls, brutes, and drones.
The Queen’s Visit (1/25/2026)
It is an uncertain era in the island kingdom of Craobhan, an era of upheaval and ambition. Some months past, the King died and his brother usurped the throne, forcing the rightful heir into exile. Are you prepared for The Queen’s Visit?
The Bureau (1/21/2026)
Judith Becker, federal rail inspector, badge #2121, send to inspect an incident at the Monolith. No more rides for the Candleman.
Masks of Nyarlathotep (1/18/2026)
The journey to Grey Dragon Island. Contact with the Yith and the Gardens of Time. Translating the Seven Cryptical Texts, and all that we lost to get there.
The Shadow of Yesterday (1/17/2026)
Launched (via trebuchet) into the Khale forest, our heroes navigate through many dangers, both from the living and the dead. The Key of the Imposter renounced!
Torn (1/15/2026)
You are dead… but you do not know it yet. You wake up with no memory of who you were. Artifacts and documents will help you will learn who you were. Then you will tear yourself apart to learn what happened to you.
Ironhook Insurrection (1/11/2026)
Wardens asleep. Revenants in the street. Desperate times call for Doskvol measures.
Masks of Nyarlathotep (12/7/2025)
Sorcerers. They are more than a blight upon reality: they are breeders of blight. With each spell cast, the world tilts more askew, away from a place of stability that follows natural laws with constancy, more towards the madhouse whirligig of horrors where minds snap with a glance and servitors haunt the skies
Nolburn House (12/4/2025)
A good old fashion ghost-busting in Nolburn House! The crew went after the most haunted turf they could find, and got help from an unexpected companion.
Cognitive Load
One thing I've realized about my own games is that my ability to daydream, think of cool stuff, embody NPCs and have fun playing the game is closely tied to how frequently the responsibility to come up with something new shifts to the me.
