Cthulhu Fiction: Mark of the Beast System - Ironclaw

Cthulhu Fiction: Mark of the Beast System - IronclawEvery civilization has some story or legend of creatures half man and half beast. Indigenous native peoples around the world held beliefs about shamans and witch doctors who could transform themselves into animals. The ancient Egyptians worshiped a whole pantheon of animal headed gods. The superstitious folk of medieval Europe believed that a witch or a gypsy could curse a man to become a werewolf by night. Pacific islanders told tales of men changing

The Promethean Wars

forgotten enemies and vast conspiracies

exploration ship

Packed with encounters

Way of the Righteous requires Deadlands D20™

The Sword of Oberon - Surely this dreadnaught is but a myth

Get entwined in Loki’s schemes as he saves the gods from disaster

and potential variations for beasts from across the Challenge Rating spectrum that are primarily encountered in woodland and mountain habitats

Each book contains background information

to electronic games

of fantastical islands inhabited by strange beasts and vile necromancers

Mutant Dinosaurs and Random Mutations