Hosts Jody and Matt review the 1920s Call of Cthulhu scenario "Of Sorrow and Clay," praising its Appalachian setting and unique pre-generated family characters. They discuss how the module’s integrated secrets fostered deep roleplay and emotional tension among players. The episode highlights the adventure’s focus on interpersonal horror over cosmic monsters, noting how the lack of definitive lore enhanced the mystery. They conclude that this character-driven approach makes Call of Cthulhu an excellent entry point for new RPG players.
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