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As rolled at random, our winners are
1st Place – R.S. Tilton’s The Huntsman
* 1 copy of Super No. 1 Food Tower
* 1 sheet of pregen characters
2nd Pace – Ari-Matti Piippo’s Ancient Hyperborean (in Companion #32)
* 1 copy of Cthulhu’s Reign edited by Darrell Schweitzer
* Sanctum Secorum and DCC swag
Look for R.S. Tilton’s winning entry in the forthcoming Sanctum Secorum Companion #33!
Just 36 hours remain to submit your original DCC Character class for the Sanctum Secorum’s February drawing. Some lucky winner is walking away with a copy of Super No. 1 Food Tower while the runner up receives some great fiction to continue inspiring them.
Send your entries to TheHub@Sanctum.media
We need at least one more entry else we are forced to roll the February entry over into March…and you wouldn’t want that right? So get that entry in and win yourself some swag!
http://sanctum.media/blog/index.php/2018/02/09/news-february-contest-information/
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At age seventeen Don Miller is already an accomplished electronics technician, helping his uncle, Dr. Edward Simpson, with the testing of a new kind of submarine, the Triton I. Accompanied everywhere by his dog Shep, he is aboard the boat for its sea trials. The test run is successful, in spite of some problems with the control systems and stress on certain crew members that has made them believe that they have seen, on the television screens that give a view of the outside of the submarine, men encased in form-fitting bubbles.
For the full test run the Triton will descend into the Milwaukee Deep, north of Puerto Rico. As they descend they find that they are losing control of the boat and, further, that they are being rammed by a whale. Unable to maneuver, they come down on an undersea plateau, twelve hundred fathoms (7200 feet) below the surface.
When the bubble-men attack openly in full force, cementing rocks to Triton’s hull, they drive her down to the bottom.
Three miles below the surface they come to a town of about 20,000 people that they call Atlantis. Lying under a larger version of the bubbles that enclose the people surrounding the submarine. The Atlanteans take the crew captive. Can they free themselves and save the surface world?
Welcome to the Sanctum Secorum podcast. Tonight we look at a work by Lester Del Rey, Attack from Atlantis and match it up with Michael Curtis’ classic adventure, The Sea Queen Escapes.
The long-delayed *free* Sanctum Secorum Companion #31 has finally released, featuring an adventure by Daniel J. Bishop.
Get it HERE
Disclosure
– I was provided a free copy of this product for review with the understanding that my review would be less about the system and more about what in this system is innovative or worth adding to your own DCC game should you choose not to use the system itself. All of that said? Nice…
The product itself is fairly sharp. Art styles vary a bit wildly for my particular taste, but overall, it is a nice looking PDF. When looking at its usefulness for adaptation to DCC? There is some GREAT stuff in here.
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The first round of winners have been declared, their monsters triumphant! Now we move on to round two of ….
Sanctum Secorum’s
Super Number 1 Contest!!
Here is your chance to win a copy of Matthew Goiffon’s ultra-rare adventure Super Number 1 Food Tower. The adventure was specifically written to be run at North Texas RPG Con in 2015 and was only ever available there. Now, we offer you the opportunity to get this wonderful bit of DCC ephemera for FREE!
February’s contest theme is “Character Classes”. Create a DCC compatible class and submit it as your entry into our drawing. To clarify a rules question from last month – putting something up on your own blog does not constitute prior publication, submit at will. Submit your class with an original piece of art and receive a second entry into the drawing. The more classes you enter, the greater your chance of winning. One lucky winner (chosen at random) will receive a copy of
Fifty Foot Pharaoh Zine Module No. 01
Super Number One Food Tower
2015 North Texas RPG Convention Edition
along with a card-stock sheet of 4 pre-gen characters for the adventure. In addition, one runner up will receive a surprise item from the Sanctum Secorum’s Prize Closet of Mystery!
Email your entries to:
thehub@Sanctum.media
or mail them to:
Sanctum Secorum Contest
4915 Rattlesnake Hammock Rd #139
Naples, FL 34113
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As rolled at random, our winners are
1st Place – Jon Hook’s OctoBear
* 1 copy of Super No. 1 Food Tower
* 1 sheet of pregen characters
2nd Pace – James Pozenel’s Korpuz, Messenger of Ahriman
* 1 copy of The Knight and Knave of Swords by Fritz Leiber
* 1 copy of The Wrong End of Time by John Brunner
Look for these, and other entries, in February’s companion!
Keeper of Mysteries Marc Bruner gives us a new entry in the Goodman Games series of inspirational essays, Real Life Adventures.
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In a world half of light, half of darkness, where science and magic strive for dominance, there dwells a magical being who is friendly with neither side. Powerful magical entities live on the night side of the planet, and for the most part the entities’ magical powers emanate from distinct loci. Jack of Shadows (also known as Shadowjack), is unique among the magical beings in that he draws his power not from a physical location but from shadow itself. He is nearly incapacitated in complete light or complete darkness, but given access to even a small area of shadow, his potency is unmatched. Jack is a thief who finds himself betrayed and unjustly punished. So he embarks on a vendetta. He wanders through strange realms, encountering witches, vampires, and, finally, his worst enemy: the Lord of Bats. He consults his friend Morningstar, a great dark angel. He is pursued by a monstrous creature called the Borshin. He journeys from nightside to dayside, casting aside his soul in his quest for vengeance – and possibly redemption.
Welcome to the Sanctum Secorum podcast. Tonight start our year off with a work by Roger Zelazny coupled with Harley Stroh’s The Jeweler Who Dealt in Stardust.
Keeper of Mysteries Bob Brinkman returned to the Goodman Games series of articles, Adventures in Fiction, this time with an adventure in film fiction. Read Bob’s take on the influence had by Hammer Films over the creation of the cleric class and more!
Adventures in Film Fiction: Hammer Films and the Cleric Class