jasonw1239 wrote:Not smack, but an actual UNESCO site in Poland.
Primeval forest that has been untouched after it became a royal hunting preserve in the 15th century.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bialowieza_Forest

One of, if not the last location of wild European bison, as I recall.  Though a fence between Belarus and Poland that runs through the center of the forest has split the herd and means that the future is not so rosy for them.

Edit: and "primeval forest untouched since the 15th century" sounds like the perfect initial plot-hook for a Call of Cthulhu campaign (to get this back on topic )

Antique shop?  Of course not.














It can also be a library.

Chaosium currently has a 30% off sale through their online store.
Typically these sales only last 2-3 days.

http://catalog.chaosium.com/

FormCritic wrote:
I was impressed by some of the discounts there.  Chaosium is on their game at the moment.

Congragulations of Mysteries of Sudan, Jason.  Nice work.

How important was Winston Churchill's The River War as a source?

Churchill's book filled in some details but the gems that I found during research were:
Egyptian Soudan Its Loss and Recovery by Henry S.L. Alford and W. Dennistoun Sword (love the name)
and
Prisoners of the Mahdi by Byron Farwell

Edit: I also got my hands on a Stanford University Cultural Anthropology monograph about the southern Sudan Dinka tribes written by a native of that region.

grodog wrote:Um.  Wow:

Was interesting to see, considering how cheaply some of the TUOs went. Possibly my fault for nudging those along early...

grodog wrote:Um.  Wow:


Trail of the Loathsome Slime @ $107.50 @  
** expired/removed eBay auction **

I never get this....there are copies on ebay right now for $80 and $60.....people need to pull their head out before they drop $100 on something that is available in an ebay store for half that....



Mike B.

As posted by Pookie on the Yog-Sothoth forums.
An article titled Behind the Masks of Nyarlathotep: Larry DiTillio.

LINK

grodog wrote:A Weapons Compendium just sold for $105:  
** expired/removed eBay auction **

Although I have not been tracking these, when they have come up for auction over the last few years they have all fetched a decent price.



At one point I believe that Scott Glancy had inquired if John Crowe was willing to reissue the book. If I recall correctly he wanted to rework much of the content and artwork so at the moment the project is either on hold or very low priority.



EDIT: If anybody is looking for a list of modern items for BRP game play the following 220 page monograph might be of interest.



Modern Equipment Catalog