5 Tips To Run Cthulhu Better | Chaosium Interview 

The tip about drip-feeding details really stood out to me. Often as a GM I'm tempted to lay out all (or most) of the information about an NPC or location from my notes, but sometimes I feel this can be too much or overwhelming for players to remember, leading to the opposite of the desired effect.

Okay... I'll read Chapter 10. Personally, I found this interview more helpful than I expected. The aura of long experience was evident. Thanks for sharing.

Could not have clicked on this fast enough. I've been watching my way through the whole interview playlist

Goal before roll is such a nice tip and easy to remember

I really liked the ‘drip feed’ advice.

Perfect timing, just started my first campaign after a year and a half of not playing Call of Cthulhu

I can confirm that most keepers I played with obviously haven’t read chapter 10 including me. I skipped it too because I thought this would be super basicstuff (it kind of starts like that). My tip for you guys for the 8th edition is: put all the good stuff from chapter 10into the core rules so nobody is ableiten skip them. Especially the rules for rolling dice how to to deal with failed skillchecks etc. This is gamechsnging and so important for everyone to know so please make sure nobody will miss out on these info next edition of the game

Thank you very much for this!

Very very humble and useful ideas! Thank you very much. I feel that these tips can easily be used in every ttrpg! Thank you for the awesome video!

Been watching this few times already and its gold 👍

Good tips for running a Call of Cthulhu session and campaign that's faithful to the source material

Thank you!

Very informative video, plenty of useful tips presented in a eloquent and interesting manner. Subscribed!

thanks man, just thanks for everything

At James request I subscribed! Your stuff has been great liked as well!

10k now lads!

Idea roll was removed from character sheets per mikes rewrite. 3rd edition had this.

I dungeon master for fifth edition dungeons and dragons, but I’m always looking for information on how to write better stories. Interested to hear what you have to say!

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For the players to have some japes, some fun ...and terror.

I honestly find the Cthulhu adventures I checked were lacklustre especially due to not being detailed and prepared enough with plenty of in-depth content. I'll show you how it's done once I'm done with mine.