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Come walk down the darkened alleys of your game store's shelves and breathe deep the dark miasma that wafts from the assembled multitudes.
They come to worship him that has risen from fell Rilyeh, and to dice with Nyarlothep in the forests of EuroAmeriAbstractia. But first we needs to alter -- altar? -- those other games that lack our most wonderous cyclopean Elder by tossing him into the mix.
What shall be the result, I wonder? Does it matter, you say. No, I suppose not.
Dread Cthulhu shall now infest these games that have heretofore ignored him. And boy is he nonplussed.
Which games need more Cthulhu and why?
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Cthulhu calls kids through >Candy Land<. Start them young on the road to insanity.
Lawn darts.
... the original premise of tossing the dart into the ring now becomes a frantic bid for survival as the ground opens up and gibbering horrors start climbing up. I am especially fond of the metagame stage where you realize your lawn dart partner couldn't hit the ring if he were standing right next to it - adds a completely new level of fun and competition to the game as you try to shove HIM/HER into the ring so you can make the get-away.
Yahtzee-lyeh
This game is started by you and your fellow players casting a spell out of the dread Necronomicon. The rolling of the dice into specific combinations is actually a unique counterspell mechanism necessary to stop the arrival of whatever horror it is that answers that fell, arcane call you did to start the game.
Mr. Mouth in Tsathoggua and Cthulhu editions. Flick your investigators into the gaping mouth of madness!
Proverbial Wisdom - Necronomicon Edition Starry Wisdom
Barrel of Monkeys - Barrel of Mi-go
Rockem Sockem Shoggoths?
Monopoly has done special editions for everything else, so why not do Mythosopoly? You can guess what replaces boardwalk. >:D
You could have cultists and idols for houses and hotels. Your playing piece could be one of those adorable Cthulhu statues I saw at the online store.
Rock, Paper, Cthulhu! would be my other idea.
A fun party game for a group of 5 to 30 people to play. The rules of the game can be learned in less than 3 minutes. One person acts as moderator, overseeing a village of people, one (or more) of which are secretly Cthulhu worshippers! The worshippers begin sacrificing the other villagers one by one.
(A re-themed Werewolf)
J-Pop (Japanese Pop Muzak) and Anime-Style Renderings' got yer Cthulhu/Starspawn right here...
My son thought that that was the coolest thing ever. He was trying to do the dance along with them. :)
My son thought that that was the coolest thing ever. He was trying to do the dance along with them. :)
Heh, he wouldn't be the first to try; as evidenced by things here, here, and here. Needless to say, anime fandom is rife with little dance crazes that pop up now and then (ie. Caramelldansen or Hare Hare Yukai).
