Trencher

The guy who wrote Alice in Wonderland, I always figured was on acid. 

My late wife was a hoarder, and I kind of hit a point after getting rid of 40 boxes or so that I didn't really want to go through the remaining stuff. Somewhere around the time my Mom died (two years ago), I went into a funk where I didn't really pay much attention to the house, and I let more clutter build up.
 
I think that I'm coming out of that funk, and this week has been productive in clearing some of the detritus. I'm going to bring three banker's boxes of assorted crafting supplies and quilt books to a nearby thrift store in a few minutes. I figure if I can keep it up, I should be able to bring another load to them on Saturday.
 
I should also be able to get rid of a couple of bankers boxes of cross stitch books to a friend, and that will also be a help.

Some great drawings for your lovercraftian games here. 
 
http://loicmuzy-artwork.blogspot.com/2015/01/bestiaire-call-of-cthulhu-7th-edition.html?m=1

Desolid with Limitations and reflection (to Ally - bad guy meant to hit the other guy anyway) are two other ways to represent being hit less often than would be logical

Combat Luck is a way of reducing damage when the character is hit.  It doesn't increase the DCV.

Also Trencher my very first Champions character was a Ninja named Shadow and my GM used to pick on me cause my constant maveuer was Dodge!

I assume every Lovecraftian horror is larger than a football stadium until shown to be otherwise.

Thanks, I can make good use of the art.

Some great drawings for your lovercraftian games here. 
 
http://loicmuzy-artwork.blogspot.com/2015/01/bestiaire-call-of-cthulhu-7th-edition.html?m=1

Nyarlathotep can take pretty much any form he wants, so any drawing of him is going to challenge the notion of canonicity in any case.
 
One thing I find bemusing is that in the board game Arkham Horror, you will often find your investigators fighting dholes, which given their size is absurd. But hey, it's just a dumb board game, right?

Sure. But at least one of Cthulhu's progeny was described as "only measurable in a scale of miles". I'm just saying that some are not explicitly given a size, some have a vague inference and some are quite specific. Plus it varies if you only believe certain authors should be canon.
 
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Some are man sized. It is a good resource but I liked some of the art that has been previously done for Nyarlathotep and Cthulhu in particular.

I don't think the fiction supports having a scale for all of them. Some of them are never compared to anything and thus very difficult to scale. I would imagine that Zoth-Ommog is quite large as it's description includes a comparison to dinosaurs, but no explicit size is given that I know of.
 
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Wow, those are all amazing!
 
I just wish the human reference silhouette was on all of them.

Some great drawings for your lovercraftian games here. 
 
http://loicmuzy-artwork.blogspot.com/2015/01/bestiaire-call-of-cthulhu-7th-edition.html?m=1

The stupid is awesome.

I'm particularly amused by the "not lesbian enough" stuff. Oh dear, the gatekeeping.

Jim 'the Anvil' Neidhart has died
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Neidhart

I would like to add one more point to that.
8) No soap opera like story lines.  

I would like to add one more point to that.
8) No soap opera like story lines.  

I would like to add one more point to that.
8) No soap opera like story lines.  

Kane has a new job
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-45056801