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Game Info

Title  Avalon: The County of Somerset
Author  Paul "Wiggy" Wade-Williams
Book Type  Background: Setting
Rank: [ 132 / 3183 ]
Genre  Horror / Cthulhu
Setting  1920s
Place: England, Somerset
Time: 1920s
Series 
Edition Info  Cubicle 7 Entertainment (2010)
Stock: 352
ISBN: 978-0-85744-016-7
System  Call of Cthulhu 6
Parent: [ BRP ]

Game Summary

From the publisher's website:
The county of Somerset lies in the English West Country, a green and pleasant land steeped in millennia of history, folklore, and superstition, often overlooked as a rural backwater good for nothing but strong cider and tall tales. Yet something powerful and ancient is stirring in the county’s hills and valleys, and mysterious lights flicker by night on the slopes of Glastonbury Tor, rising like a beacon from the marshes of the Somerset Levels. Old even before the heavy tread of Roman sandals pushed back the darkness, strange blood has flowed through the families of Somerset since the thawing of the last ice sheets. Legend even says King Arthur is buried here, sleeping on the lost isle of Avalon, to rise again in the hour of the land’s greatest need. But what else lies out there, across – or beneath – those lonely desolate waters?

Avalon – the Somerset Sourcebook for Chaosium’s Call of Cthulhu details the mysterious West Country of 1920’s England, containing: a history of Somerset; a detailed and mystery-filled gazetteer; extensive notes on local legends and folklore; new books of lore and local personalities; and four complete adventures.

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128 pages, black & white interior, GBP£17.99 / USD$24.99.

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5 + 4kafka. Journey into the lands where King Arthur once ruled and discovering the dark and looming secrets of Somerset County in this Call of Cthulhu supplement. However, it is not a historical sourcebook but rather more akin to glossy brochure produced by the Heritage Industry. Nice and pretty but lack something which will be revealed in the review.
4 + 4Antonios S. Is Somerset Great Britain?s equivalent to America?s New England?

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