Published in 2021, this is the Deluxe Leatherette Hardback Edition of the Call of Cthulhu: A Time to Harvest Role - Playing Game Campaign by Chaosium. It comes with one leatherette hardbound book in full - color, having 336 pages. ISBN: 978 - 1 - 56882 - 383 - 6. Authored by Brian M. Sammons, Glynn Owen Barrass, Mike Mason, and Lynne Hardy. Cover art by Caleb Cleveland, and interior art by multiple talented artists. Cartography by Matt Ryan and layout by Nicholas Nacario. In 1929, a student died in a Vermont Hills expedition. A year later, Miskatonic University sent another team. First released as a six - scenario Organized Play series, A Time to Harvest is now available in a complete and updated form. Compatible with both Call of Cthulhu and Pulp Cthulhu rules. Set in 1930s Vermont, it's a six - part campaign around Cobb’s Corners. The book offers player handouts, maps, and details on key locations, helping you prepare for the campaign and create your own 1920s Vermont scenarios. It details Cobb’s Corners, giving your Call of Cthulhu games a rich setting. It also has new rules for creating student investigators, ways to incorporate existing characters, and 10 pre - generated investigators. This book deals with mature themes for mature players. There are multiple downloadable resources like Keeper Reference Booklet, Keeper Map Pack, etc. When you buy this game at TheGameSteward, a good part of your spending will back new games on Kickstarter. Contact The Game Steward for purchase questions or game advice.
To use this game, first, get familiar with the rules in the book. If you're new, the 10 pre - generated investigators can help you jump right in. The Keeper can use the player handouts, maps, and details of key locations to set up the game and bring the town of Cobb’s Corners to life. When incorporating existing characters, follow the provided advice in the book. Remember, this book deals with mature themes, so it's meant for mature players. To keep the leatherette hardbound book in good condition, avoid exposing it to excessive moisture or direct sunlight. Handle it gently to prevent damage to the cover and pages. If you have any questions during the game, you can always contact The Game Steward for advice.
