In part 1 Paul looked at how to create Investigators for Call of Cthulhu. This episode looks at the optional rules for character creation.
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Thanks Frank – I’ve added the link to the Youtube description also.
I now own a copy of Dead of Night, and once I work out how the tension mechanic is intended to work may even try running some one shots over on the Cult of Tea and Dice Podcast.
Thanks for an excellent recommendation!