One of the projects I'm working on right now is making props and handouts for my recently purchased copy of Chaosium's Horror on the Orient Express campaign for Call of Cthulhu. I started with a simple print out of the...

Building from my collection of mythos-related games and book, as well as my interest in integrating props into tabletop games, I’ve gradually developed a fondness for displaying my collection.  In some areas it’s modest, in other areas less so. ...

Keith Mageau aka Modoc of Rolling Boxcars has posted a great review of the Investigator Passports. This is the first public review like this of any base113 Games project, and I could not be happier! I actually only learned of this...

Looking at some ideas for the Investigator Passport props, and I'm at that point where I need to have a better idea of how people are actually using them at their table. Stuff like if people actually use the...

Yog-Sothoth November 2019 I continue to be amazed at the reception my Investigator Passports have received, and now they have been included in Yog-Sothoth's November newsletter! If you haven't ever checked out Yog-Sothoth, you should definitely give it a look. You'll...

The Investigator Passports props are simple enough to print and fold, but here are some quick directions to help you make them easily, as well as some tips that may help you get the most out of them. Preparing and...

I recently posted photos of passports I created for my investigators - which then unfold to reveal their character sheet. The response I received was quite positive, and some people asked if they were available for purchase or via...

This post is actually a more detailed response to a question on Reddit about prepping for a Call of Cthulhu scenario. Unfortunately, the comment limitations forced me to post an abbreviated response, so this is the more detailed...