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Call of Cthulhu: Berlin – The Wicked City Reviewed on The Gaming Gang Dispatch #709

Jeff McAleer

Call of Cthulhu: Berlin - The Wicked City (Chaosium Inc)Title: Call of Cthulhu – Berlin: The Wicked City

Publisher: Chaosium Inc

Authors: David Larkins with Lynne Hardy and Mike Mason

Artists: Loïc Muzy, Sam Beck, Kristina Carroll, Caleb Cleveland, Emanuele Desiati, Trevor Henderson, Chris Huth, Pat Loboyko, Michelle Lockamy, Magdalena Mieszczak, Odessa Sawyer, Dimitar Stoyanov, Matt Ryan, and Vandel J. Arden.

Year: 2019

Genre: Call of Cthulhu sourcebook and adventure collection

Pages: 272 pages

MSRP: $44.99 for the hardcover or $19.99 in PDF at DriveThruRPG

This time out I review and page through Berlin – The Wicked City, the ENnie Award winning Call of Cthulhu supplement, from Chaosium Inc. Plus the latest tabletop gaming news from Cubicle 7 Entertainment, Van Ryder Games, The Monstrologist, Bundle of Holding, Mongoose Publishing, Full Moon Enterprises, and more.

09:00 Tabletop gaming news of the day
33:56 Taking a look at, and discussing, Call of Cthulhu: Berlin – The Wicked City
1:04:16 Final thoughts and review score
1:14:00 Wrapping up

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    Call of Cthulhu: Berlin – The Wicked City Reviewed on The Gaming Gang Dispatch #709

    It's important to keep in mind this is the most certainly aimed at mature audiences due to the discussions of drugs, prostitution, gender norms and sexuality throughout. The adventures are also certainly not for the kiddies. I have to say this is another Chaosium release which is a prime example of why I dig Call of Cthulhu; not only does the book get your creative juices really flowing but you'll also learn quite a bit about Berlin during the Inter-War period. The adventures are rock solid, although I would probably have a bit of trouble with the second tale as far as with my gang, and are entirely unique. Unless some of the content is too adult for your tastes, this is an essential addition to the collections of Keepers of every stripe.
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