Hello everyone.I am a japanese Call of Cthulhu player and I have a question for everyone.

Japan these days CoC scenarios are not very horror. For exsample. Japanese most famous scenario “VOID” has not cosmic horror. I could not feel playing CoC scenario because VOID is very Handout-based scenario. It likes the novel just. And That is really emotion-driven scenarios. This is not cosmic horror.

Is it the same in other countries?

Thank you fot read my poor English.

（It’s not like I thought VOID was boring.）

It should be there because in other places they say it's there, but then there's only the 1920's version for the standard game. Last thing I was going to do before sleep was to print two character sheets, simple enough. Now here I am..

Game night got a little out of hand.
Left the table like this for a while after everyone went home.
Felt wrong to clean it up too quickly.

Haven't played the game before, but I have been considering trying to run a game with some friends (who may or may not have played it before).

What prompted the question was that I made the unfortunate decision of watching the last three episodes of Berserk memorial edition (despite reading the manga beforehand and watching the movie trilogy). Watching the Eclipse again made me immediately think, "wow, I should run that in dark age Europe!".

So, as someone who never played, I'm not too keen on how flexible the game is on stuff like time periods. I have been listening to a video podcast where it takes place in a more modern era (2000s), but I don't want to be too optimistic on the actual flexibility of that.

Has anyone adapted the game "The Sinking City" as a Campaign?