Description
Published:2022
Content Notes:Hardback Edition of Call of Cthulhu: Beyond the Mountains of Madness Role Playing Game Campaign by Chaosium. Includes one hardbound book. ISBN: 9781568824284 Version: Call of Cthulhu 5.5, best with the current edition Format: Black and White Hardcover – Remastered Page Count: 444 Authors: Charles and Janyce Engan Cover Artist: John T. Snyder Interior Artists: Paul Carrick, M. Wayne Miller, Michael Blum
Return to Antarctica with the long-awaited reprint of this classic campaign for Call of Cthulhu!
Chaosium Unveiled: Inside Beyond the Mountains of Madness
Watch the unveiling video to see the book for yourself. Remember that you get the PDF when getting the physical copy.
What’s Inside?
The long out-of-print Beyond The Mountains of Madness returns with an updated layout and sleek new printing coming in at over 400 pages. This is a black and white hardcover book. Written in 1999, it is for the 5th edition Call of Cthulhu rules. It has not been updated to the 7th edition rules.
A Playable Sequel
Beyond the Mountains of Madness is a direct sequel to the short story At The Mountains of Madness, in which an expedition from the Miskatonic University in Arkham discovers proof of ancient, alien life. The investigators of this campaign embark on a new expedition, seeking to finish what the first one started—and uncover the truth of what happened to their predecessors.
A Classic Campaign, Untouched
This printing of Beyond the Mountains of Madness is unchanged from the original vision of the authors. Rules are presented as they were for Call of Cthulhu fifth edition, though can be played with other editions with minor mechanical changes.
The Frozen Continent Revealed
Extensive information on Antarctica, including rules for mounting expeditions, and details for 1920s equipment. Expand your campaign, or develop your own Call of Cthulhu scenarios set in the white wastes of the South Pole!
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