Fate of Cthulhu

Fate of Cthulhu is a Cthulhu Mythos roleplaying game which was published by Evil Hat Productions in 2019 Fate of Cthulhu (2019) at RPGGeek. It utilises the system-agnostic Fate roleplaying ruleset, which emphasises roleplaying over rolling dice Fate (role-playing game system) at Wikipedia.
==Premise==
Fate of Cthulhu involves players taking the roles of characters from the present day as well as time travellers from the future who have lived through the awakening of the old gods. Forewarned and forearmed against the coming apocalypse, they must make a stand and attempt to avert the horrors which are about to befall the human race.
==Publication==
Fate of Cthulhu was launched with the core rulebook after a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2020; of a $20,000 goal, a total of $93,894 was pledged Fate of Cthulhu at Kickstarter. Since its inception, numerous supplements have been released (see "Supplements" below).
==Supplements==
The supplements released each introduced a separate future timeline for the investigators to prepare against, most of them involving the coming of a different old one. These include Fate of Cthulhu at RPGGeek: 
*The Rise of Azathoth (2021)
*The Rise of Hastur (2021)
*The Rise of the Basilisk (2021)
*The Rise of the Quiet (2021)
*The Rise of Yig (2021)
*The Rise of Yog-Sothoth (2021)
*The Zombie Apocalypse (2022)
*The Ascellan Conspiracy (2023)
*The Rise of Tsathoggua (2024)
== Behind the Scenes==
On 17 January 2020, Evil Hat Productions caused controversy after posting a page from the Fate of Cthulhu core rulebook stating the design team's stance on H. P. Lovecraft's racial views; this sparked an online debate - which included input from the Evil Hat publicity team - which became increasingly hostile on all sides before subsiding "Fate of Cthulhu Tabletop Game Sparks Controversy" at GameRant.
==References==
Category:Roleplaying Games
Category:Expanded Mythos Works