Sandy of Cthulhu: The Sorcerers of Yaddith

Sandy of Cthulhu: The Sorcerers of Yaddith

Sandy of Cthulhu: The Sorcerers of Yaddith
In a recent Sandy of Cthulhu video on YouTube, Sandy talks about the New Age psychology that was popular during the 1920s and how it influenced the literature of the day. Even though Lovecraft wasn’t impressed with spiritualism and psychic phenomena, he recognized its popularity and incorporated it into some of his works.

Find out from Sandy how E. Hoffman Price, a devotee of Lovecraft, expanded the spiritualism that was popular in his day by rewriting a version of Lovecraft’s “The Silver Key” and including a strange a race of aliens called the Sorcerers of Yaddith.

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“I really appreciate how well this video is made, spoken and presented for a niche audience. You did a wonderful job. This is my first time to see your content and I’m impressed!”
Joey Moffett

Sneak Preview: Sandy Petersen’s Cthulhu Mythos Vol. 2

Sneak Preview: Sandy Petersen’s Cthulhu Mythos Vol. 2

Sneak Preview: Sandy Petersen’s Cthulhu Mythos Vol. 2

Coming Winter 2022

The Ultimate Addition to Sandy Petersen’s Cthulhu Mythos
 
The follow-up to the most comprehensive guide to the Cthulhu Mythos for 5e Fantasy. The father of Cthulhu in gaming, Sandy Petersen, author of the groundbreaking Call of Cthulhu RPG, presents more ways to send your players into the depths of madness!
 
Find inside seven Cthulhu Mythos locations for your players to explore, including the undersea home of Cthulhu, R’lyeh, as well as the Plateau of Leng, the Library of Celaeno, and others. These mini-settings, complete with full-color maps, can be added to any fantasy world.
 
Discover dozens of new Mythos monster stat blocks and more than a dozen new Great Old Ones and Outer Gods, including the Dunwich Horror. Plus, new cults, player options, spells, items and artifacts. In addition, all 28 Mythos cults (from both volumes) now have lairs for your players to infiltrate, complete with maps, traps, and new monsters.
 
And finally, the volume ends with a new campaign adventure: Spawndance, which takes your players from level 3 to level 13. It contains all the Mythos excitement of our Cthulhu Mythos Sagas series, with a new fantasy setting, new monsters, and more!
 
If you thought your sanity was imperiled by the original Sandy Petersen’s Cthulhu Mythos, you haven’t stared into the abyss yet!

The Cardboard Herald Reviews Cthulhu Wars Duel & Extinction

The Cardboard Herald Reviews Cthulhu Wars Duel & Extinction

The Cardboard Herald Reviews Cthulhu Wars Duel & Extinction 

“The pairing of the two sets gives me enough variety and variability that Cthulhu Wars Duel together with Extinction has actually eclipsed Cthulhu Wars proper for me. They are still different experiences, but the fundamental gameplay is extremely close and the two-player design lends it a great aggressive forward momentum.”

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Sandy of Cthulhu: I Want to Talk About War

Sandy of Cthulhu: I Want to Talk About War

Sandy of Cthulhu: I Want to Talk About War

In his latest Sandy of Cthulhu video on YouTube, Sandy talks about this relevant topic, suggesting that it’s a really important subject to study, even for men who don’t like war, like him.

If you are fascinated by the history of war, Sandy suggests a definition, explains the difference between a “war” and a “conflict,” speculates about other non-human species’ ability to fight wars, and even throws in some of his favorite war movies.

If you haven’t subscribed already, make sure to subscribe and get notified every week when Sandy posts his latest unique style of conversation: Horror Investigation, Gaming Practicum, Movie Madness, or Science Speculation.

“Awesome presentation! Though provoking and eerie, the only way I expect it to be from you Sandy.”
Dougler500

New Review: The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horrors

New Review: The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horrors

New Review: The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horrors

Our friends at Unification (French) recently published a review of The Anatomical Guide to Lovecraftian Horrors. You can easily read it by clicking the “translate” button on your browser!

“It is interesting due to the very precise description of the physical elements of the creatures. All this can be useful in games … but above all constitutes a guide to read for pleasure.”

This popular Lovecraftian resource guide is available on the Petersen Webstore here.