Call of Cthulhu (Spectator / Streaming)
| Start Date & Time | Saturday - 9:00 PM CST |
| Duration | 3.0 hours |
| Type | Other Event |
| System | None |
| Location | Mendota 3 at table 171 |
| Gaming Experience | Newcomers Welcome |
| Age Range | All Ages (6+) |
| Host | Dan Taylor |
| With | Sarah Babe John Kovalic Matt Forbeck Elisa Teague |
Ticket Information
| Cost | $0.00 |
| Availability | 68 of 75 available |
THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE ELDRITCH
Saddle up for a trip into the Weird West, where six-shooters meet cosmic horror and absolutely nothing is likely to go according to plan.
The Good, the Bad & the Eldritch is a live Call of Cthulhu actual-play comedy packed with cowboys, cultists, questionable decisions, unspeakable horrors, and whatever other trouble the investigators manage to stir up along the way. Expect eldritch terror, Old West mayhem, and the kind of unpredictable chaos that only happens when dice, players, and ancient unknowable forces are all working against each other.
The West was already wild. It’s about to get weird.
Special Guest
Dan Taylor
Introduced to Dungeons & Dragons in 1977 (along with Star Wars, Atari, and The Hobbit), Dan has been a gaming nerd ever since. He is the creator, producer, game master (and sometimes player) of Catacombs & Comedians, which features stand-up comedians sitting down at a table live on stage for an actual-play experience in comedy clubs throughout the Midwest and South. At conventions, he tasks TTRPG creators and personalities to do the same in front of con attendees. Besides D&D, Catacombs & Comedians has made a joke of Call of Cthulhu, Daggerheart, Traveller, and other tabletop roleplaying games. He also wrote the Klingon sidebar/fluff material for Modiphius' Star Trek: Adventures. (Yes, even Klingons need written fluff.)
Outside the TTRPG-verse, Dan's creative endeavours include co-creating the fan-favorite comic book (Super) Hero Happy Hour and serving as Editor at IDW Publishing on titles such as Star Trek, The Transformers, and 30 Days of Night. Dan has also written the swashbuckling novella, Pirat Tales: Legend of the Cat o' Nine Tails, featuring rats as pirates.
Dan lived the first 50 years of his life in Southern California before moving to the Nashville, TN area, where he now lives with his wife, daughter, two dogs, and two cats.