Alastair had originally designed his own prop for this game that never got used, and when Chaosium re-released the classic scenarios, he was expecting to find this prop in our Classic Prop Set.
"The Corbitt House"), first published in the original rule book. To view a copy of this license, click this link, or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, CA 94105, USA.įrom HPLHS Member Alastair McBeath comes a prop meant for use with Chaosium's Classic Call of Cthulhu® scenario "The Haunted House" (a.k.a. and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 International License. Many of the props can be customized from within Acrobat using form fields. Since there are many different computer platforms, operating systems and versions of applications, the only way to try to make sure the props look the way they’re supposed to for the largest number of people is to make them openable only in Acrobat, which can be downloaded for free. PLEASE NOTE: The PDFs are meant to be opened in Adobe Acrobat, because when anyone tries to open them in Photoshop, Illustrator or other applications all kinds of font substitution and other things occur that tend to destroy the designs. Any commercial or illegal use of the digital files or the props you can make with them is entirely prohibited. They are intended for personal use in role-playing games, and users are free to customize and print copies for such purposes. The HPLHS Prop Documents are for entertainment purposes only. The prop software in the HPLHS Collection is protected by copyright and remains the exclusive property of HPLHS Inc. Whether you play live-action or around the table, these props will intensify your role-playing games. We offer a complete prop collection in our online store: here we are happy to provide a sampling of 1920s/30s era gaming prop documents that you can download for free, customize and print.
Games are more fun when you play with good toys, and we here at the HPLHS really like detailed props.
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