Pelgrane books have been nominated for the Golden Geek awards. These awards are given out annually at BGG Con, and this year for the first time roleplaying games have been included. Armitage Files has been nominated both for Best Artwork and Presentation, and for Best RPG Supplement, and Shadows Over Filmland for Best RPG Supplement. Following our ( Read more... )

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Shadows Over Filmland for Trail of Cthulhu is out now! Pre-ordered copies have shipped, and you can get it at the Pelgrane Press webstore and IPR.

Following the success of the ProFantasy implementation of paypal, the Pelgrane store now takes paypal, too.

Dying Earth Update

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I was away two weeks ago, and delayed my shipment of Shadows to arrive the week I got back. They actually turned up yesterday, as DHL required a VAT number. Of course, Pelgrane Press is not VAT registered, so I had to juggle things with ProFantasy ( Read more... )

Shadows over Filmland is available for pre-order exclusively on Indie Press Revolution, to ship out on 6th March. The pre-order will get you the PDF free, now.

It will be up on the Pelgrane Store and available in your FLGS 10th March.

Shadows has been printed, and will be out shortly. Here is the French cover for your edification. The illustration was an interior in our more pulpy cover.


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Another Shadows image from the adventure White Bokor - a sequel to the atmospheric 1932 movie White Zombie.

"Their outlines were human, semi-human, fractionally human, and not human at all -- the horde was grotesquely heterogeneous."*
- HP Lovecraft  "Herbert West: Reanimator"


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More artwork from Jérome for Shadows Over Filmland.

"The green ape is very real. It is why the natives have made their village a fortress. He is called Dhothlona, and is a terrible god of death."


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From the forthcoming Shadows Over Filmland adventures for Trail of Cthulhu.


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The cover for the forthcoming Trail of Cthulhu supplement Shadows Over Filmland, a collection of adventures for Cthulhu inspired by the creatures and tropes of the silver screen. The art is by Jérome, of course. I've been told that putting the word Cthulhu on the cover will increase sales substantially, I'm considering a Cthulhu-related swipe line ( Read more... )