Strange Places

Bad areas and unlikely locales . . .

Systemless Tales - These Tales of Terror

are completely systemless and can be dropped into any roleplaying game with barely any adaptation...

• The Cairbh Gorge Paul Hebron
• Ghostwatch Steve Hatherley
• House of Fun James David Beard
• The House on the Hill Tony Hickie
• The House with Two Sides Truls Osmundsen
• The Museum Of Mannequins Sakuni Egodawatt
• The Old Cottage Steve Hatherley
• That Old Fashioned Charm Adam Gauntlett
• The Terrifying House Nicolas Dao Phan
• The Whitaker House Brian Woodman
• The Witch Tree Steve Hatherley
• Wrong Side of the Tracks Philipp Mählmann

Call of Cthulhu - These Tales of Terror have been written wholly or partly with Chaosium's Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game in mind. (But frankly, you can drop them into most other games.)

The following Tales of Terror heavily involve the Cthulhu Mythos.

• The Horror of Fang Rock Rik Kershaw
• The Island Steve Hatherley
• Isolated Town Nicolas Dao Phan
• May Tricks James David Beard
• Mr Feste's Old Curiosity Shop Garrie Hall
• The Second Circle Steve Hatherley
• The Theatre of Death Garrie Hall
• The Tower Björn Hanson

The following Tales of Terror only marginally involve the Cthulhu Mythos.

• Black Anna's Bower Garrie Hall
• The Attic Window Stefan Jonsson
• The Children's Room Mark W Henshaw
• Dark Road Felix Girke
• The de'Vere Pool Garrie Hall
• Enchanted Wood Steve Hatherley
• The Forgotten Army Rob Illing
• The Ghost of Heddon Manor Steve Hatherley
• Lost City - Found! Stuart Barrow and Barbara Robson
• The Manacles Steve Hatherley
• The Thing in Parcel 314 Eli Arndt
• The Old Church Steve Hatherley
• This Old House Emily Johnsen
• Peverill Manor Steve Hatherley
• Smuggler's Cove Garrie Hall
• The Terrible Old Bookshop Peter F Jeffery
• Wasteland Garrie Hall
• What Lurks Below Brian Woodman