Other times, the symptoms may be sporadic, and only manifest at random moments. The character may have to deal with continuous symptoms of their insanity, such as amnesia or depression. Such bouts of insanity last, on average, 1D6 months of game time. Indefinite Insanity: If a character loses a fifth or more of their Sanity in one hour of in-game time, they will suffer from indefinite insanity. Afterward, the character may still be left with a mild phobia or PTSD. The effects of temporary insanity will last for 1D10+4 rounds. When a character goes temporarily insane, they may (at the host’s discretion) faint, scream wildly, or even flee in terror. If you succeed on the check, then that means your character fully understands the implications of what they have seen, and temporarily goes insane as a result. This is a roll that you actually want to fail. The host will ask for a percentile roll against five times the value of the character’s Idea attribute. Temporary Insanity: If a character loses five or more points of sanity at one time, then they have experienced an event so traumatic that the character may begin suffering from temporary insanity. There are three different penalties that can be applied as a result of losing your mind: temporary insanity, indefinite insanity, and permanent insanity. Losing sanity has an affect on your character. You may get a few points of SAN returned after a successful scenario, or as a reward when you raise one of your character’s skill ratings above 90%, but other methods of regaining SAN such as therapy may be a long and troublesome process. Regaining your sanity is possible, but typically difficult. The first number is how much SAN your character will lose if you succeed with the check the second number is how much they lose if you fail the check. The amount of SAN at risk is usually described with two numbers separated by a slash, such as 0/1D6 or 2/1D10. if you pass the check, they will lose less SAN, perhaps even none at all. If you fail the check, your character will lose a certain amount of SAN. Finding the truth behind the mysteries of the Cthulhu Mythos will take a toll on your character’s psyche, and though skill and luck may enable your character to keep their mind intact, going insane is a real possibility.Īny time your character encounters the terror of the Cthulhu Mythos, or sees something mundane yet horrific, such as the mutilated corpse of a dear friend, you need to make a percentile roll against their current SAN.
#CALL OF CTHULHU SPELL LIST FULL#
Requires: An active subscription or a one time purchase of a Fantasy Grounds full or ultimate license and a one time purchase of the Call of Cthulhu 7E rulesetĭesigned for Fantasy Grounds version 3.2.2 and higher.While vicious monsters and crazed cultists are quite threatening to your physical health, they can be just as threatening to your mental health. The Grand Grimoire of Cthulhu Mythos Magic is an essential supplement for Keepers of Arcane Lore.Īuthors: Mike Mason with Matt Sanderson Cover Artist: Sam Lamont and Rhys Pugh Use this grimoire as a resource, a play aid, and as inspiration when designing scenarios.
Plus flawed spells, ley lines, folk magic, and the magic of the Dreamlands. Packed full of advice and guidance on diverse matters including spell names, elements of spell casting, magical components, and astronomical considerations. Here are gathered spells drawn from over thirty years of Call of Cthulhu supplements and scenarios.Įach spell has been revised for the Call of Cthulhu 7th edition game, including optional Deeper Magic for the most powerful of Mythos sorcerers and monsters, with which to beguile and confound investigators. Over 550 spells of dire consequences, secrets, and unfathomable power! View on Steam The Grand Grimoire of Cthulhu Mythos Magic
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