Cthul-who?
You know, trolling the bowels of the interwebs for gaming news and excitement brings me to the same realizing again and again: Your game sure ain't my game. I think everybody gets that when they peer behind the veil into another game master's world. For example, this little gem, which I can't help but show off, featuring the limited edition version of John Kovalic's My Little Cthulhu. Weird, weird stuff. The kind of thing I would never pull in my game... yet I'm strangely drawn to at the same time. I especially like the west wall there with The World's Largest Dungeon, Ptolus, and the Seamus Heaney translation of Beowulf.
Hit the jump for a bigger, weirder look into the mind of your fellow gamer, but stare not into the Abyss, dear friends, lest the Abyss stare back at you.
Lectric Lich
Posted to Tabletop Gaming on 14 May 2007
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That thing totally needs a pull string to make Cthulhu produce different threatening yet cute noises.
"The great old one says.... RrrRRRrrrruuuuuughhhh-burp!"