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The Lighthouse Author: Dominic A. Covey System: Call of Cthulhu Category: Horror Type: Scenario Nominally set in the 1990s (though with just a little modification it can be set in nearly any time period), this truly horrific adventure has the investigators venturing to an old abandoned lighthouse-island off of rural Maine where vague sightings of ghosts and hideous apparitions have kept the townsfolk of Port Clyde away for nearly fifty years... Views: (12596) Comments: (9) Rating: 8.9 2000-02-10 15:30:01 [Add Comment] posted by Jean-François Roy on 2000-08-19 13:22:35 ...It's just great!!! posted by Jean-François Roy on 2000-08-19 13:23:20 ...It's just great!!! posted by Christos Dimitrakakis on 2001-10-22 09:35:27 Yup, liked it much, but somehow I feel that 'options' are missing from the plot. posted by Samuel Miles ESQ on 2001-10-24 18:17:40 AWESOME!!!.Ace as a starting mission. Scared the s**t out my group. Well worth playing. posted by Laura on 2003-06-10 04:12:26 Thank you for posting this! Scared me as I read it, scared the hell out of my players as they went through it. I only wish there was a bit more-fleshing out: a map, what happens after they defeat/flee from the ball of arms and teeth, stats on the virus, etc. But an excellent, VERY scary scenario. Thanks again! posted by Alex Szöke on 2004-11-12 02:51:31 really great and scary scenario. very good for introducing cthulhu to your party of GOD-playing DnD guys. of course, a map is missing and the plot is very strict, there is not really the possibility to "choose your way", but that's what it makes it great as a starting adventure! Good job! posted by Brennus on 2005-08-26 09:11:17 An exellent adventure, if a bit blatant. The ghosts are certainly not subtle, which -I find- makes it relatively unsuitable for a starting adventure. But with some imagination, it is quickly turned into an enjoyable adventure for any system, and it is this ease of translation that makes it a usefull tool for any Keeper. Regards, -Brennus posted by Logan on 2007-10-02 15:31:59 Not bad - I'd rather make the ghosts more subtle. The giant creature at the end to fight it a bit silly. Also, at the end it talks about getting off of murdering a popular nice guy with an oratory roll. That's not right. I think if you kill that guy you get charged with murder. Not sure why authors like to cheapen life like that. Other than those things, I thought it was an OK module. I'll give it a try. posted by Christoffer Pettersson on 2010-08-25 16:14:46 Sounds like a great "simple" and quick adventure that your group can finish in a mater of hours. Gonna give it a try with my group as soon as I feel ready =)