Arkham Sanitarium is a collection of gaming aids/player handouts for Chaosium's Call of Cthulhu horror roleplaying game. Created by Drashi Khendup with additional material by Eric Vogt, it was published in a paperback format in May 1997 [1][2].
The book is currently out-of-print and likely to remain so due to the ease of players creating digital aids themselves using current technology, and the wealth of player-created resources which have sprung up in the years since its release, particularly through initiatives such as the Miskatonic Repository.
Overview[]
| “ | The battle against the horrors of the mythos often leaves an investigator dead or insane. In either case, a paper trail has formed, one that can lead new, ignorant investigators into realms of unspeakable evil. This supplement contains a large number of uneful [sic] form for use in Call of Cthulhu® game. Death certificates, insanity certificates, patient records, and even fingerprint forms are all included and may be used immediately. Also included in a 25-page Sanitarium prescription pad ideal for live-action playing sessions. Use it to write "prescriptions" in a game, or just as something the players and keeper may scribble on. |
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| ~ Publishers description [2] |
References[]
- ↑ Arkham Sanitarium, p.1 credits, Chaosium (May 1997)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Arkham Sanitarium at Goodreads