Red Moon Roleplaying

In the beginning of the 1900’s the villagers in Rupal in western Nepal were being routinely attacked and eaten by a Bengal tigress. The attacks happened in broad daylight and life across the region became paralyzed as men refused to leave their huts for fear of the attacks. Hunters and soldiers were sent after the tiger and managed to chase her into India, where she began her killing yet again. When finally shot in 1907 it was estimated that she had killed 436 people...

The Strand was a monthly magazine published from 1891 to 1950 featuring fiction, illustrations and puzzles. At its peak it sold half a million copies every month. Sir Athur Conan Doyle’s character Sherlock Holmes began its life in The Strand through the serialization of “The Hounds of Baskervilles” and it was during that time the magazine reached its peak in sales. Other contributors included Rudyard Kipling, Winston Churchill and even Queen Victoria herself...

I hate things without Elsa. I hate this loss of energy. I wish I could be outside. I would like to sit about and be useless like the Bloomsbury people. Walk around in parks and do arts and crafts and talk about revolutions other people will carry out. The empire will fall apart. I can see it in the cards, though few believe me yet. And I must decide where to stay. Where to reside more or less permanently. I cannot move about anymore. My present condition makes travel too dangerous...

“Take responsibility.” So, the card of justice says. Yet it is Tiphareth’s card. Tiphanny the Slum Rat’s mistress. The mistress of chaos. The insane spider in the center of the web. Like the other angels she does not like my kind. Wonder what she would say if I took her servant Tiphanny as my mistress. Or the other way around. I saw her a couple of years ago. Tiphanny the Rat. She has not aged much...

Our friends are dead. All of my silly young entourage has been shot to shreds. Leaving me to cope with the morons I’ve braved for half a century already. Donovan, the Hyatt Brothers, the Corpse Queens and the Darmstadt sisters. Nice people in many ways, but why did the nice young ones have to go? The only one I know of the old ones that tried hard to be killed was Laura Stanley. The old hag. I almost admire her. Playing a bloodsucking Florence Nightingale at 50 going on 1000...

I saw an aero plane today. Amazing. Elsa did not see it. She has left again. Spinster by the sea time-again. I doubt she will come back much better. Half senile and there will soon be tea. Forever. She is dependent on me to live but her mind is too far gone. She is wearing out, but being next to me keeps her body reasonably in shape. Without me she will fade away. Perhaps I need to take command. To press on to victory. To be the strict and unforgiving judge and jury...

The queen of the world has died. “Death”, Seymour once said flashing one of his beloved tarot cards. “The card means permanent change. Like death.” “So, we still believe death is the end?” “Or at least permanent change.” “Or just a beginning.” I wish I could say this had any bearing on Victoria. Did she die? I do think so? Definitely. But do those high and mighty die like normal people? Doubtfully...

Piers Gaveston was a nobleman, earl of Cornwall and favorite of King Edward II of England. The two were like brothers, inseparable and the king relied upon Gaveston as a sort of deputy, although he had no such official title. The two were even so close that rumors began to fly about them being lovers, something that later chroniclers have reinforced...

Seymour is gone. The stupid bugger is gone. He and part of his prison fell down into some hellhole in Inferno. I’ve not gone there to examine things. But I can say “what did I tell you” for the rest of my unnatural life. Elsa is gone too. At least in spirit. She has gone to the seaside “for her lungs” to wither away in some endless afternoon. But I have my new friends. I have rebelled against rebellion. I have my new friends. My new religion. I never understood just how it started...

KULT: Divinity Lost has been released in to the world today and to celebrate this we have created a mini-campaign with Helmgast where Hjalmar, Craig and our dear friend Jenny Bremberg play through the adventure “The Island of the Dead” together with KULT’s Lead Game Designer Robin Liljenberg as the Gamemaster. This adventure was written by Robin and is found in the scenario book “Taroticum and Other Tales”...