Bucky Seifert on 29/6/2018 at 22:05
Listening to an audio book of At The Mountains of Madness has put me into a bit of a Lovecraft mood. Are there any FMs that have Lovecraftian themes to it? Not set in the Cthulhu mythos but rather just touches on elements seen in his stories, horror or otherwise.
Azaran on 29/6/2018 at 22:11
Broken Triad has a bit of that
downwinder on 30/6/2018 at 01:18
forgot the mission name but at one point in mission you have to out run some insanely fast cray beast in a long thin hallway,and barely escape to a drop into water,i think to release the cray beast you use a air key then run like crazy from what i remember it was mythical feeling mission
jiansonz on 30/6/2018 at 20:56
Quote Posted by downwinder
forgot the mission name but at one point in mission you have to out run some insanely fast cray beast in a long thin hallway,and barely escape to a drop into water,i think to release the cray beast you use a air key then run like crazy from what i remember it was mythical feeling mission
Sounds like Broadsword of Sheol, mission 4 in the Shadow of Doubt campaign.
downwinder on 30/6/2018 at 22:59
ty jiansonz
Yandros on 2/7/2018 at 01:30
Glad you got help, but what about being chased by a craybeast down a tunnel is Lovecraftian in nature?
Azaran on 2/7/2018 at 03:01
Quote Posted by Yandros
Glad you got help, but what about being chased by a craybeast down a tunnel is Lovecraftian in nature?
Crayman-> Crayfish - seafood - octopus - Cthulhu. Maybe that's the sequential logic
downwinder on 2/7/2018 at 04:18
its about the feeling of fear yandros
nicked on 2/7/2018 at 05:54
Yes, but "Lovecraftian" is a lot more specific than just any horror.
Sturmdrang Peak has some vaguely Chthulu-ish stuff near the end, but you'll have to wade through 5 missions of pirate stuff first.
And I'd echo Broken Triad - that has a great, creepy Lovecraft-vibe to the storyline.
