
Louxman |

Evening. Colour me interested. Lovecraft done well is a beautiful and terrible thing. Too many Lovecraft inspired stories descend into hack and slash rather than madness.
How much system knowledge would you be looking for in participants?
I recently got the rulebook but haven't got around to reading it in any detail yet.

YoricksRequiem |

How much system knowledge would you be looking for in participants?
No prior experience necessary! In some ways it may be preferable, since I like the idea of players not being familiar with the module ahead of time. I don't usually care about that, but I feel like it makes a bigger difference for this type of game.
I'm interested, although I only have the 5th edition rules. I don't think there's a huge amount of difference between the editions, however.
I didn't play 5th but I know 7 did a lot of streamlining. My guess is that you can probably get by with the 5th edition and the free quickstart for 7th

YoricksRequiem |

I would also be interested, though my experience with Call of Cthulhu is pretty limited (maybe 1-2 one-shots at cons and I have no idea which version was being used). Basically, unless you're running the Shooting Party, I have probably not played it.
Not running Shooting Party, so you're fine, there!
I might be interested, though I have no experience with call of cthulhu.
Also, I'm not American, so I might lack some of the knowledge natives might have about the 1920s new york, but I guess this could be justified by playing a recently arrived foreigner if that fits the narrative.
TBH I also know very little about 1920s New York and we're dealing with Lovecraftian monsters so we likely won't be too historically accurate. That said, being a recently arrived foreigner is totally okay.