Scritch Scratch

What terror lurks within the gloomy woodlands surrounding a sleepy English village?
For two to six players, Scritch Scratch and can be played in one or two sessions. Set in the modern-day, in a quiet valley somewhere in the north of England, this adventure concerns the demise of an age-old tradition in the quaint village of Muscoby--and the consequences of forgetting the Old Ways.
Muscoby has never not had a rat catcher. Old Gurteen has been carrying on the tradition in the village, but recently he was involved in an accident and is now hospitalized. With Old Gurteen away, who will ensure the rat population is kept in check?
Six pre-generated investigators are provided for use with this scenario, which is a great introduction to Call of Cthulhu while also being a suitably mysterious and horri-fic evening of fun for more experienced players.
This product includes:

• 6 pre-generated characters
  
• Portrait pack
  
• 15 images and maps
  
• 28 story entries
  
• 7 NPCs and monsters

By
Lynne Hardy and Friends
Editing and Development by
Mike Mason
Front Cover and Interior Art by
Joel Holtzmann
Cartography by
Matt Ryan

What's in the Cellar?

Will your investigators escape from the myserious tomb?
A One Hour Demo Scenario for Call of Cthulhu
This product includes:

• 4 pre-generated characters
  
• 20 story entries
  
• 3 images and maps
  
• 1 NPC

Written by
Jon Hook
Editing and Development by
Mike Mason

Dead Boarder

Extended Demo Scenario for Call of Cthulhu
This product includes:

• 6 pre-generated Characters
  
• 28 story entries
  
• 3 images and maps
  
• 3 NPCs
  
• 2 Spells

By
Todd Gardiner
Written by
Todd Gardiner with
Mike Mason
Development and Editing by
Mike Mason
Cartography by
Todd Gardiner

Camp Sunny

What could possibly go wrong during a vacation at an off-season summer camp?
A Convention Scenario for Call of Cthulhu
This product includes:

• 6 pre-generated characters
  
• Portrait pack
  
• 1 image/map
  
• 30 story entries
  
• 5 NPCs

Based on an Original Idea by
Keary Birch
Written by
Paul Fricker with
Mike Mason
Development and Editing by
Mike Mason