Ancient Cthulhu Cuneiform Tablet 3: Cthulhu (Handout)

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Ancient Cthulhu Cuneiform Tablet III - Cthulhu

"That is not dead which can eternal lie¸ And with strange aeons even death may die."

Discovered in 1923 by Stapleton McTavish the famous explorer and collector of ancient occult artifacts. After becoming lost in a freak sandstorm in the Empty Quarter¸ almost dead from the heat¸ he stumbled into the ruins of a great city almost completely taken by the sands. Taking shelter from the storm he found a passage leading deep under the city which lead to a chamber full of tablets similar to the one he managed to bring back. All subsiqent attempts to find the ruin have failed¸ but McTavish believes it to be the dreaded Nameless City¸ and the tablets were the inspiration for the Mad Arab Abdul Alhazred's abhorrent Necronomicon.

The ancient cuneiform text appears on a number of curious tablets discovered all over the world¸ each one depicting disturbing carvings.

Prop handout for Call of Cthulhu or any other Mythos or Horror RPG

INCLUDING PRINT (PDF) AND VTT (PNG) VERSIONS

To use as a handout in Roll20/VTT - Upload the PNG version to Roll20 Handouts.

To use as a handout in Call of Cthulhu/Horror RPG - Print PDF. Hand to unsuspecting investigator. Laugh maniacally as their sanity drops to zero!

Fancy making your own¸ the check out my Ancient Cuneiform Font

For more information about the life and discoveries of Stapleton McTavish¸ visit www.thevaultsofmctavish.com

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Please note that this is for personal use only. If you wish to discuss a commercial license¸ please contact me at stacey@thevaultsofmctavish.com

© Stacey Marshall