Miskatonic Repository

Miskatonic Repository is a player-driven resource initiative for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game, created in partnership between Chaosium and DriveThruRPG. In essence, it allows creators to offer free or for-sale their own resources for the game with the parent company's blessing, in exchange for a percentage of any profits.
==Overview ==
The Miskatonic Repository offers enthusiasts, and even seasoned games designers, the opportunity to create resources for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game without the worry of securing any licensing involved in self-publishing, with Chaosium essentially offering a limited license to content creators with the stipulation that they follow a specific set of guidelines. For any content which is sold through DriveThruRPG, 50% is payable to the creator, with the other 50% divided between Chaosium and DriveThruRPG.
As part of the service, templates, artwork, background, and various other resources are provided for the creation of spells, non-player characters, in-game organisations, handouts, maps, scenarios, sourcebooks, and anything else one might think useful for a Call of Cthulhu game.
== List of Supplements (incomplete)==
*Dockside Dogs (2012, Paul Fricker)
*Full Fathom Five (2020, Paul Fricker)
*The Miskatonic Five (2021, Matthew Sincic & Alex Artang)
*My Little Sister Wants You to Suffer (2022, Paul Fricker)
*Nightmares Beneath the Lonely Plateau (2024, Thomas van den Brink)
==External Links==
*Miskatonic Repository at Chaosium
*Miskatonic Repository at DriveThruRPG
*All Miskatonic Repository titles at DriveThruRPG
Category:Roleplaying Games
Category:Gaming Supplements
Category:Chaosium
Category:Call of Cthulhu (real world)