This short video explains the Call of Cthulhu rules for taking damage, first aid, medicine, major wounds and death (using the latest edition of the Quick-Start Rules).
This is the final part of five videos covering the Quick-Start Rules:
Part 1: Character creation
Part 2: Game system
Part 3: Sanity rules
Part 4: Combat
The Quick-Start Rules PDF can be obtained, free, at Drivethru or Chaosium.
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Keep doing the videos. They are pretty useful and informative.
That’s good to hear, thanks Anibal.
These are great – love the length and the speed.
Please keep making them. I think they are very helpful.
I enjoy them!
…. did I see you blinking, when you picked up the book near the end?
So no Insmouth blood after all? 😉
A very good series on the parts that could be confusing or changed in the new edition like combat. Keep doing them & I will watch them as well as pass them on to others who might be interested in learning CoC. Thanks for making these!
Great work! I love to listen to all five parts and I want more :-D.