Call of Cthulhu - Pursuit to Kadath(1).pdf - ENG_1920s - Dihercen

For Spirits when they please

Can either sex assume, or both, so soft

And uncompounded is their Essence pure,

Not tied or manacled with joint or limb

Nor founded on the brittle strength ofbones,

Like cumbrous flesh; but in what shape they

choose

Dilated or condensed, bright or obscure,

Can execute their aery purposes

and works of love or enmity fulfill.

Milton - Paradise Lost

Pursuit

Kadath

A TOME, Inc. presentation.

Original Story: Bob Gallagher

Additional Material: John Diaper, Lawrence

Flournoy, Steve Rawling and Ed Wimble

Typesetting: Gail Nielsen

Illustrations: Joe Eagle, Lawrence Flournoy,

Elizabeth Liss, Elaine Shatto, and Dawn Wilson

CALLaf

CTHULHU

With permission from

Any rules changes, additions, or s stions contained herein are

not to be considered official addencJ. to the Call of Cthulhu game

system. They are optional rules that may be used at the whim of the

individual Keeper, or, if essential to correct play of a scenario, may

be restricted to that scenario only, at the Keeper's pleasure.

Theatre Of the Mind Enterprises, Inc.

1983

PLAY TESTERS

Tom Bailey, Chip Bickley, Michael J. Buce, Janet Cooley, Stephen

DeSante, Linda Diaper, Joe Eagle, Bill Edens, Robert Fanelli, Ira Q.

Kaplowitz , Rebecca Kaplowitz , Dean Lauffer, Michael Rabin, Ed

Wimble, and Lynn Wolpert.

Special thanks to:

Priscilla Fetter, J .B. Post, and Brenda Wolfe: We couldn't have done

it without them.

Theatre Of the Mind Enterprises, Inc.

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Kirkwood, N.J. 08043

Maps courtesy of the Philadelphia Free Library

Call of Cthulhu - Pursuit to Kadath(1).pdf