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arthurbdd's review
4.0
Significantly improves two adventures from the old Mansions of Madness supplement, and provides some excellent new scenarios. Full review: https://refereeingandreflection.wordpress.com/2020/10/02/refurbished-mansions/
john_opalenik's review
5.0
Not only does this book give the reader (and future Keeper) several great scenarios for the investigators, it also gives some insight into how you might alter the scenarios to either fit into your own campaigns or to suit the game you're trying to run by either changing the setting, characters, or other factors.
Like many of the books Call of Cthulu books from Chaosium, it looks incredible both inside and out.
Unrelated to the book itself, it's also nice that some actual play Call of Cthulu podcasts (my favorites are Ain't Slayed Nobody, and the How We Roll podcast) have run scenarios from this book, so keepers have another resource in that they can read the scenario, and also listen to it being played a few different ways by different players.
All of these factors have me feeling ready and excited to put together a team of investigators and delve into the mansions of madness.
Like many of the books Call of Cthulu books from Chaosium, it looks incredible both inside and out.
Unrelated to the book itself, it's also nice that some actual play Call of Cthulu podcasts (my favorites are Ain't Slayed Nobody, and the How We Roll podcast) have run scenarios from this book, so keepers have another resource in that they can read the scenario, and also listen to it being played a few different ways by different players.
All of these factors have me feeling ready and excited to put together a team of investigators and delve into the mansions of madness.
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