Pelgrane Press Ltd

Pelgrane Press Ltd publish the Dying Earth RPG, based on Jack Vance's seminal Dying Earth series, and the innovative GUMSHOE system, including Trail of Cthulhu, the See Page XX webzine and Robin D Laws' webcomic The Birds.

e23 has 25 items by this publisher:

Little Girl Lost is a full-length campaign for The Esoterrorists. Written by Ian Sturrock (Conana, BESM d20), it's a race against time to rescue the daughter of your OV chief. It's set in the UK, but designed for US operatives. Investigators Abroad You're all experts in your field. The amount you know . . . [read more]

James Semple, sound designer and musician offers you four new contemporary tracks for your Esoterrorists game, or any game of contemporary horror. The music here incorporates contemporary rhythms, electric guitars and sound design elements in addition to the expected orchestral and cinematic elements . . . [read more]

Fear Itself plunges ordinary people into a disturbing contemporary world of madness and violence. Players take the roles of regular folks much like themselves, who are inexorably drawn into confrontation with the creatures of the Outer Black, an unearthly realm of alien menace. With or without its distinctive . . . [read more]

"There in the narrow hall, outside the bolted door with the covered keyhole, I often heard sounds which filled me with an indefinable dread-the dread of vague wonder and brooding mystery."-HP Lovecraft, The Music of Erich Zann What better to set the tone of your Trail of Cthulhu game than some superbly . . . [read more]

This bundle includes our GUMSHOE System releases, The Esoterrorists, Fear Itself and The Book of Unremitting Horror, at a tasty discount in PDF form. [read more]

Some things are better kept hidden . . . The Trail of Cthulhu Keeper's Screen gives you the most important tables, rules and references for GUMSHOE. Combat, contests, tests and the mind-shattering Stability tables are there at your fingertips, giving you more time for GMing, and less fumbling through . . . [read more]

A stand-alone GUMSHOE game of contemporary super powers Ten years ago, 1% of the population gained mutant powers. 1% of the citizens means 1% of the criminals! . . . and you're the cops who clean up the mess. Ever since the Sudden Mutation Event, people have been able to fly. Phase through walls. Read minds. . . . [read more]

Profane Miracles is designed for a group of 3-6 players looking for a fast-paced, action-packed adventure to set the blood pumping. It's easy to pick up and play. Jonathan Bentley, millionaire financier, has been raised from the dead at a Los Angeles charity ball by self-styled "psychic to the stars" . . . [read more]

See Page XX is an irregular column written by Robin D Laws for Pelgrane Press Ltd. This collection brings together the first twenty four column. As a publisher, my reason for asking Robin D Laws to create See Page XX column was as a way of bring traffic to the Pelgrane Press website. As a GM and RPG . . . [read more]

The Esoterrorists A mutilated corpse is found hanging a slaughterhouse, bullet wounds in the shoulders, elbows and knees. It looks like a terrorist punishment killing, but there are subtle clues pointing at Esoterrorist involvement . . . Can you stop a terrible chain of events before the world wakes up . . . [read more]

From tropical desert islands, to the streets of Shanghaii, from bloody murder to dimensions beyond our own, Stunning Eldritch Tales offers the first taste of adventure for budding Investigators. Devourers In the Mist: A rugged adventure tale in which the survival of island castaways is tested not only . . . [read more]

Players in horror campaigns are a little too accustomed to the nightmares their characters face; even the most eldritch of tentacular horrors is less intimidating when you know exactly what it is, because your PC has faced it before. New times demand new nightmares. This, therefore, is a book of horrors, . . . [read more]

Players in horror campaigns are a little too accustomed to the nightmares their characters face; even the most eldritch of tentacular horrors is less intimidating when you know exactly what it is, because your PC has faced it before. New times demand new nightmares. This, therefore, is a book of horrors, . . . [read more]

The Outer Dark Is Coming . . . Only the Facts Can Save You . . . And The Facts Must Be Suppressed! Ripped from the secret files of the Ordo Veritatis, the the Esoterror Fact Book briefs you on what you need to send players into intrigue-filled confrontation with forces of international terror bent on supernatural . . . [read more]

A complete roleplaying game by Robin D Laws You are elite investigators combating the plots of the Esoterrorists, a loose affiliation of occult terrorists intent on tearing the fabric of the world. The Esoterrorists introduces the GUMSHOE rules system, which revolutionizes investigative scenarios by ensuring . . . [read more]

"That is not dead which can eternal lie. And with strange aeons, even death may die." - The Necronomicon You uncover mysteries in dusty libraries and bloody crime scenes. You walk the mean streets of Chicago or hack through the jungles of the South Pacific. You battle vile cults, or recoil in terror . . . [read more]

The Trail of Cthulhu Player's Guide is all the player's stuff from GUMSHOE Trail of Cthulhu, including the complete Trail GUMSHOE system, character creation, equipment lists, player tips and forms. It weighs in at 99 pages, compared with the potent 248 Ken Hite-ened pages of the full Trail, available . . . [read more]

Down these mean streets no man should go . . . Cyclopean skyscrapers, bizarre cults, strange foreigners and eerie alleyways - the city of New York stands on the threshold between the modern age and the Mythos. No-one in the NYPD speaks of it, but everyone knows that certain neighborhoods are to be left . . . [read more]

It's 1954, and you're a sailor or scientist aboard the USS Bairoko, an "escort carrier" detailed to support secret nuclear bomb tests in the Marshall Islands. The bomb goes off in the Bikini atoll, the ship gets a light dusting of radioactive fallout, and now the crew is acting crazy, distress calls . . . [read more]

A magic supplement for the best-selling and award winning Trail of Cthulhu, written by the master of Lovecraft Lore, Kenneth Hite. Iä! Iä! Yog-Sothoth neblod zin! The latest eldritch tome for Trail of Cthulhu unfolds the darkest secrets of Lovecraftian magic to the shuddering gaze of Keepers and Investigators . . . [read more]

The Silver Screen Drips Blood and Madness! Trail of Cthulhu goes to the movies! Pelgrane Press pays homage to the classic horror films of the 1930s with this 192-page compendium of celluloid thrills and chills! The Backlot Teems with Lovecraftian Menace! Trail of Cthulhu creators Kenneth Hite and Robin . . . [read more]

Formless Fears! The Armitage Files presents a boldly innovative way to generate blood-chilling adventures for your Trail Of Cthulhu investigators. Players seize on clues presented in the ten mysterious documents. They choose which leads to track down. The Keeper, using clearly broken down step-by-step . . . [read more]

The Black Drop is a one-shot adventure for Trail of Cthulhu written by Jason Morningstar, the award-winning designer of the Shab-al-Hiri Roach and Fiasco. Something slowly gathers strength beneath the frozen basalt of the remote Kerguelen archipelago - a monstrous thing once worshipped and then betrayed, . . . [read more]

The Dying Of St Margaret's is a Purist adventure for Trail of Cthulhu. The Dying Of St Margaret's is an exploration character and madness in the spirit of HP Lovecraft. On the remote Scottish island of St Margaret's, Investigators take jobs at an all-girls private school. Each is searching for an acquaintance . . . [read more]

Your friends cannot be trusted, your knowledge means nothing, and everything you hold dear turns to dust. Blending Lovecraft with Hitchcock, The Watchers In The Sky is the new adventure from Graham Walmsley, the author of The Dying of St Margaret's. A madman feeds the birds, paranoid they are watching . . . [read more]