The Order of the Stone

I played very early editions of Call of Cthulhu back in the early 80's, and recently got back into it. I bought this since I wanted to learn how to be a Keeper and not a just a player. These adventures are very well written (but need a few tweaks here and there for better playability, which alone is a great lesson for new Keepers) and there are plenty of pre-generated characters and handouts. The scenarios are variable (small spoiler alert) and the first one, The Darkness Beneath the Hill is almost like a mini-dungeon crawl and is a great one to introduce players who might be used to D & D or another dungeon crawl style RPG to the world of Call of Cthulhu. Physically, the book is VERY well constructed. Definitely recommended for New Keepers.

I've only had a chance to run, "None More Black," but I had so much fun doing it I actually adapted the story for a D&D 5E game recently and it worked splendidly. "None More Black," is simple with only one handout and lots of room for player creativity (they really had fun with it and gave me a chance to really expand upon the NPCs in the book). The book itself is beautiful; great artwork, easy-to-follow sections, and it even comes with a nice attached tassel bookmark! "Doors To Darkness," is a fantastic place to start if you're a beginning Cthulhu GM. If you're an experienced GM looking for one-shots, in-between chapters side quests, or pallet cleansers from other TTRPGs, this would be a great book to purchase.

I've been playing D&D and Pathfinder for years, but I've always been intimidated by Call of Cthulhu. This is a great resource for GM's new to CoC... all the adventures are great and the book is filled with excellent suggestions for running them.

Great additional scenarios and supplementary material for CoC RPG. Worth every penny.

It is a great book for starters to the Call of Cthulhu game, however what it lacks is the character creation information that I feel a book like this should have. It is in no way a bad book just lacked something that anyone who would like to play with a non pre-generated character would want in a book that is introducing them to the game and system.

Most of these are great - easy to learn and run. They are fairly linear, but don't feel like it when playing. Only complaint is that it doesn't come with a PDF so that hand outs and pregens can be printed.

These 5 scenarios may not be the best scenarios written for this game, but what they excel at is demonstrating important elements of the game to new keepers so they develop necessary skills for running more complex scenarios. Highly recommended for this reason!

A great set of scenarios that are well written with good supplemental material. These would work well as one (or two) shots or integrated into a longer campaign.