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The Lurker in the Lobby

By Andrew Migliore and Nathan Early · added 18 Aug 2023

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Something is wrong in Portland, Oregon. Sailors have been going missing at an alarming rate and now a reporter for the Oregonian newspaper has disappeared. You have gotten a letter from Mr. Pittock himself requesting your sleuthing skills and reputation for getting cases solved. But beware, you might find yourselves in over your heads as you investigate the crime-ridden underbelly of Oregon's busiest port of call.

We wanted to introduce players to some historic landmarks of Portland, spotlight a wonderful artist friend John Donald Carlucci's work, and create a thrilling (and fun) adventure for this awesome community.

For Lurker in the Lobby, you will need to use a few encounters from the core set (Agents of Cthulhu & Swarm of Rats) as well as the Decay and Filth encounter set from the Path to Carcosa cycle.

We hope you enjoy playing this scenario as much as we had fun making it!

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Eric F Martin · 2023-08-18

Can't open the files.

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Andrew Migliore · 2023-08-18

Hi Eric, it is just a regular zip file of a PDF. If you were able to download the file make sure it has the .zip extension. Hope that helps. cheers

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Rainey · 2023-10-19

Hello,

I have completed 2 runs through this scenario. I do like your work, it is a good idea. There are many, many changes that I would recommend if you are open to feedback. Please let me know if you are interested and I will compile a list for you. Thanks!

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Andrew Migliore · 2023-12-24

Hey Rainey, yes absolutely please send feedback! You can reach us via andrew [at] lurkerfilms [dot] com

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