Wednesday, July 11, 2018

486 - The Two-Headed Serpent 26

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Pulp Cthulhu campaign: The Two-Headed Serpent by Paul Fricker, Scott Dorward, and Matt Sanderson.

April, 1933
Mu

The team splits up in a desperate attempt to destroy the temple and end the threat of the serpent people once and for all.


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2 comments:

Jon said...

this campaign was super fun, really interesting scenario and story, great cast (as always!) action, atmosphere, lots of horrors with some black humour to boot. great stuff gang

Sugar Fuelled Gamers said...

Thanks, guys, I really enjoyed this one. I think Pulp and the Pulp rules work really well for your group, and I'd love to see them make a return. Particularly, the Pulp madness rules where people gain strength and the like make for great fun play. I also really enjoyed the recap and debrief at the end of what got missed, and what was supposed to happen. I'd love to see that again too.

My particular highlights for Two-Headed Serpent were:
- The temple in the beginning, where Julia sees a giant snake and become convinced that she is a snake person, beginning the on-and-off relationship between her and Wheels.
- Julia's ongoing paranoia proving right!
- My hat is off to the GM for running Oklahoma and Iceland simultaneously, somehow without losing any threads or players along the way. Not sure I'd be up to that.
- Oklahoma was definitely the chapter of the campaign, between the Reverend's snake handling sermons and the magic reappearing Reverend and the players "WTF?" reaction to it.
- The assorted mad science gadgets.

Had great fun from start to finish - thanks, Skype of Cthulhu!

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