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\When investigating strange legends in the Northeast, Elizabeth Childs and Humphrey Atkinson find more then they could have ever expected.
The events of this investigation are spun from a scenario seed found in the Call of Cthulhu 4th Edition Rulebook copyright 1989.
ERRORS: As we’re sure someone (and by someone we mean everyone) will point out, the official rules for Call of Cthulhu state explicitly that an attack roll for a shotgun blast cannot be impaled. We stand by the result pursuant to the Rule of Cool.
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CREDITS: WARNING! May contain spoilers
Intro/outro
Port_City_Music_-_29_-_Night_Terrors from ‘Silber Sounds of Halloween’
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Cave music: La Desunion_-_02_-_Black_Museum from ‘My God is a Gun’
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Drive into Jennings: “If This Dream Could Talk (Massimo ”Nheap” Discepoli RMX)” from ‘Sétamùr: Remix Eye Movement’
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The sound of Elizabeth’s car starting and driving away at the top of Bell Mountain was taken from: 193780__jhumbucker__geo-prizm-interior-takeoff-and-drive-around-1.wav
The sound of Elizabeth’s car hitting something was 144113__avakas__man-hit-by-car.wav
Mi-go buzzing was taken from: Animals131.mp3
The freezing effect was from: 192415__urupin__fast-freezing-ice.flac
The sound of Harney’s truck starting up and following in pursuit was: 195456__phenoxy__dieselcarthrottles2.wav
The sound of Harney shooting at Trooper Atkinson and Elizabeth was taken from: 148841__cedarstudios__shotgun-targetside.mp3
The sound of Elizabeth shooting back at Harney was taken from: 145209__lensflare8642__shotgun-sounds.mp3
The sound of Harney’s wreck was from: 136629__smmassuda__crashing.wav
The sound of wind in the night was from: 212081__conleec__barn-wind-005.wav
The ambulance heard in the convoy traveling to Jennings is from: 147933__bmoreno__0111-ambulance.wav
The police cars racing by in the same scene are from: 165166__goose278__8-police-cars-passing-w-sirens.wav
The sound of emergency vehicles heard when reporting to the sheriff are from: 121814__cognito-perceptu__rescue-sounds.wav
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