there is no good or evil, only existence that will come to an end in horrid fashion, and likely soon), it's a fine adventure. If you by into the most downer possible CoC worldview (i.e. Myself, I'd let the damn world come to an end so that I wouldn't have to deal with the GM running another one of these 'your so screwed' railroaded adventures. The Ending: Typical CoC no win outcome, either you're as unethical as the creature you oppose or the world is ended.

There is little or nothing they can do to go off track as a result. For example the PCs are under the command of an NPC almost the whole trip. Sadly not always correct about the reality of such a trip, but close enough that few players will notice.īig time railroaded adventure. Reads like a 'Scott of the Antarctic' story in places. Basically you go south, run into things man was not meant to know, and decide at the end who of the PCs (or NPCs, but you best choice them at gunpoint) you leave behind in a semi-living-worse-than- hell-itself state in order to 'save the world' from a elder whatever you want to call it. Involved something of a race with another group as I recall and attempts to get some drama off that. It's about a follow-up trip to the mountains.

Beyond the mountains of madness