This we got Chapel Trap House are three intrepid heroes find themselves investigating some naughty and suspicious going on in a D.C. area, Penseria.

Will they survive this next terrifying encounter with the

occult? You'll find out this week on Chappo Trap House. house. This is going to be a very special episode. As you may know, I am a gamer.

Call of Kuthulu is a tabletop role-playing game originally published by Chaosium in 1981,

currently in its seventh edition, Call is based on the works of HP Lovecraft. Today, Will Matt and Felix will be playing

a scenario I wrote with the help of my friend Dave Cresses. They will be playing as characters

designed by themselves, investigators, in the 1920 1920s and I will be running the

game as the keeper. In the tabletop genre Kowlakathulu's unique for its

love crafty and themes of horror, investigation and the loss of sanity as player characters encounter mind-rending aspects of the Cosmic Lovecraft mythos.

Another lovecraft theme is racism, as Lovecraft himself was an inveterant white supremacist obsessed with genetic purity and racial memories.

You may notice all of these themes present in the following scenario,

which is 100% not based on actual people or current events.

Or previous episodes of the show.

So guys just want to make something clear.

You're going to be hearing a lot of goofy stuff going around the game, a lot of creepy stuff.

We're going to be using a lot of dice and I want to make

clear this is exactly what the Torah is.

Is everyone ready to enter the world of spirit cooking.

Let's do it.

It is January 16th, 1925, and the three of you host a body niche radio show called Capone Speakeasy, whose

broadcasts have attracted a devoted following thanks to your stalwart support of race science,

repealing women's suffrage, and insisting that fighting Bob Laffalette would have won the

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