Thanks for the lovely comment! I hope you have fun with Call of Cthulhu, if you would like to see something covered that isn't already, just ask and i'll see what i can do.

Glad you like it!

Aww thanks dude! glad they are of use. Happy New Year

Thanks! Glad you got some use from it.

No problem!

Good luck!

Oooh, all have their benefits! It really depends on your style, and the groups tastes, i've got videos on them all! Let us know what you pick and how it goes. Happy Halloween.

​@@RPGNook Will do, spooky samhain to you too :)

Hey there, the maps were produced by someone else, there is clear credits in the download, but these are done using a dungeon builder, and then photoshopping assets on to it. I'll be updating the haunting download in the new year, as well, to be purely my own assets. Good Luck with your game, Merry Xmas.

That is a nice possible solution, but honestly its a really hard fight as is, i'd perhaps allow the rats roam the rest of the house with the three elements down there all at once its pretty bleak already.

@@RPGNook Honestly the only thing I would recommend is buffing corbitt if they try killing him with guns. I've heard a lot of stories of novice keepers not realizing how armor rules work against shotguns or etc. and having players gun down "poor mr. Corbitt". There should be no "Poor Mr. Corbitt".

Classic solution for all your CoC needs :D

Glad you got something out it!

hey there glad you like the channel! The newpapers are custom handouts, but here are two links you can find some generators at: www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.asp handouts.cthulhuarchitect.com/generator/newspapers

No plans as yet, but i wont rule it out, the next review up is Edge of Darkness.

Hey there, nice catch. It was an error, that handout is just an extra and he doesn't have a given birth date, i changed it to 1836 instead. The pack has been updated.

@@RPGNook thanks! My players picked it up on Thursday and thought it meant something. They concluded that it's just an American thing to have father and son with the same name!

Not sure what the Guardian book is? yeah, the house is different, but it doesn't really matter at all you could play it without a map or create your own layout, as long at the rooms within are mostly the same content, sizes, shape, descriptions, can all change. There are quite a few differences to the structure of the house, but the rooms within are the same. If you wish to use the original maps, go for it.

@@RPGNook That is the problem. The content of the rooms is different. In the book, it says it's a deposit. But in the illustration, they are just stairs that go to a place that I have no idea where they are, because these stairs do not exist in the book's description.

There is two sets of stairs on the map. One leads up to the second floor, across from the kitchen . The second leads to the basement, which is in the hallway near the front door. Yes it is different but they lead to the exact same locations they should. Ie the basement and the upstairs hall.

@@RPGNook And what is the last room on the ground floor? One who has a rug

@@_FranciOficial_ that is the mud room, its been over a year since i looked at it, but if you download the package in the description all this is in the cue cards. There is a small diagram there to show the newer layout.

Dynamic light requires setting up for the maps i've got in the pack, only roll20 official content that you buy from their store will have it set up for you. However! you can set it up yourself, with a bit of time its easy enough to do. there should be plenty of DnD videos on youtube that will show you the ins and out of that feature, they use it extensively.

@@RPGNook ok thanks and thanks for the setting up walk through and the handouts etc. Much appreciated. I'll have a go at setting up the lighting and post back here if successful!

Hey, its a blackboard texture in Illustrator, with simple chalk fonts, and lines to create the effect.

@@RPGNook Okey, thanks. Looked nice. Was thinking that it would be nice to make the Start Page for my Call of Cthulhu-game like an old blackboard with some info and in-game notes. =)

@@TheMerrox That would be nice yep!

yep sorry there was an issue with the hosting, the link in the description now works again.

Thanks - this pack and video are really good thank you . Have you any plans to record a play through of the haunting ? Would be really useful from a Keeper’s perspective how you do things on roll20

@@allpointstv Hey, Its something i'm trying to convince my players to do is a few lets plays. :) one day.

I use Illustrator. But you can achieve the same thing with a lot of different programs. Its just a graphic of the board, with a chalk font typeface.

@@RPGNook I like the clean and logical way you lay it out. If there's one comment I have about Call of Cthulhu scenarios and books in general is that their layout style is antiquated. While the subject matter is historical, the layout should not be. So many of the great content is hidden inside walls of text and game mechanic sequences where a good flow chart would improve things. Admittedly I can see a few flow charts but they're not front and centre most of the time. Scenarios shouldn't read like a novel IMO.

@@JasonKingMonkey It has some advantages and disadvantages to the way they are presented, but i do agree that they are not all that user friendly.