Your friend’s girlfriend has gone missing on Teal Island, a popular summer spot. But going looking for her may reveal dark secrets this idyllic place holds—and threaten your sanity and your life. Another Ocean is a one-shot scenario for Cthulhu Dark, which is written by Graham Walmsley and copyright by Thieves of Time. This scenario is not endorsed by or affiliated with Mr. Walmsley or Thieves of Time Games.

“By the grace of Solis, all shall be welcome” “By the will of Solis, all shall be equal” “By the hand of Solis, all shall be safe” “And so the night shall not consume us” Promises made and promises broken, words that spelled the death of an entire civilization. Abducted from the surface and trapped below, a world bent to the maniacal will of the Sun-King. For half a millennia, this world remained sealed until now. What slithers and lurks in the dark after such a time? Ave Nox is a system-neutral mega-dungeon of forgotten history and disaster buried deep in the dark of the earth. Players take on the role of sanctified archeologists, opportunistic delvers, or despised grave-robbers, all converging on a massive newly unearthed ruin. What starts as a curiosity turns into a grand expedition as the ruin reveals itself to be a subterranean megastructure, complete with ancient technology, strange treasures, and still-living agents of the Sun-King… Cunning and curious adventurers may overcome the dangers and unravel the mysteries of this place, yet a greater peril awaits in the farthest depths. Deep in the dark, the Sun-King plots his apocalyptic return, one that will bury the world above in a tidal wave of fire and darkness.

Lowvale lies where roads matter not, at the edge of the land where everything has been named by man. White flowes lie on the side of several doors, while the village mourns in black. The Woods linger as a shadow in their gaze. The White Beast seeks revenge. It won’t rest until it drags us all to the bottom of the lake. The White Horse of Lowvale is a system neutral, folk horror scenario. Evocative and flexible, it aims to spark ideas into the GMs minds and make it easy to improvise in the middle of the game with the help of both atmospheric descriptions and hand-made illustrations. No page is left without art.