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Occam's Razor
Dark and Deep - A snuff film is making the rounds in which a woman is mauled to death by a Deep One. Sammons presents seven Call of Cthulhu scenarios, all with mundane solutions. However, each also contains a Must-Have Mythos section that provides Mythos solutions to the investigation as well.
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$19.95
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26 February 2022 @ 15:19
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03 March 2022 @ 18:08
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