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This one was a bit different. It | This one was a bit different. It was actually a D&D campaign; not Call of Cthulhu. The investigators sent their minds to another dimension (a D&D dimension) to rescue [[Simeon Kantstandyerbitz]]'s long-lost brother, [[Timeon Kantstandyerbitz]]. | ||
The campaign runs for six episodes (3.501 to 3.506), released between [[The Fall of New Jerusalem]] and [[Radio Man]]. It is a D&D 5e game using Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Mythos for 5e instead of Call of Cthulhu, with [[Alex Morrison]] as the DM. It begins in [[3.501: Under a Strange Sky]], when five amnesiac strangers wake on a hilltop beside a black pillar above the town of Evanstone. | The campaign runs for six episodes (3.501 to 3.506), released between [[The Fall of New Jerusalem]] and [[Radio Man]]. It is a D&D 5e game using Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Mythos for 5e instead of Call of Cthulhu, with [[Alex Morrison]] as the DM. It begins in [[3.501: Under a Strange Sky]], when five amnesiac strangers wake on a hilltop beside a black pillar above the town of Evanstone. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:13, 26 October 2026
Summary
This one was a bit different. It was actually a D&D campaign; not Call of Cthulhu. The investigators sent their minds to another dimension (a D&D dimension) to rescue Simeon Kantstandyerbitz's long-lost brother, Timeon Kantstandyerbitz.
The campaign runs for six episodes (3.501 to 3.506), released between The Fall of New Jerusalem and Radio Man. It is a D&D 5e game using Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Mythos for 5e instead of Call of Cthulhu, with Alex Morrison as the DM. It begins in 3.501: Under a Strange Sky, when five amnesiac strangers wake on a hilltop beside a black pillar above the town of Evanstone.