In episode 72, Keepers Dan, and Murf are joined by Chad Bowser, one of the authors of the Cthulhu Invictus core books, lead on the Cthulhu: Dark Ages 2nd Edition, and Cold Harvest. Chad shares some info on what to expect from the new updated and expanded version of Dark Ages, as well as a number of other historical time periods he'd like to work the Mythos into. Murf has some geek bonding with a fellow history enthusiast. Eventually, Jon shows up too!

This episode was recorded on February 15, 2015.

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Chad had a hand in this book too. He wrote the Cairo chapter.





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* A Look At Warpo's Gloriously Retro 12" Cthulhu Figure!





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Golden Geek Awards are open for voting, and we've been nominated!

Voting closes (11:59 PM CST - February 22, 2015)

 

 

We are also in the preliminary running for an ENnie!

This is going to be a fairly long process. The judges will go through all of the submitted shows, and then narrow them down. From those, then the public can vote. When I'm notified about when these stages are, I'll share it with everyone else.

Another podcast we have to mention in the ENnie running is Openly Gamer Theater. This is the live play arm of Gamer's Table. They did a great Call of Cthulhu Role-Play Drama called: The Stygian Fragment

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Main Topic

We chat with Chad about the books he's worked on, past, present, & future.  His home website is Chad Bowser.com, and his writing partner & wife's site is Andi Newton.com.

This conversation meanders all over the place. Here are some links to the topics that came up.

Soviet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo (Wiki),