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Actually, old man henderson should be a series of events, which has a chance of triggering as soon as you start getting cultists in the UK. Basically, one of your cultists accidentally steals a drunk, schizophrenic old man's garden gnomes, who then declares war on them. A templar base immediately pops up in the UK and begins harassing the cultists.

Nice work, hope you will continue to update it.

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You need to make Old Man Henderson a pop up event that SEVERELY increases cure progress or does massive damage to the vampire.

Theoxis, I just thought of a solution to your problem. Make the Dunwich Horror a normal vampire button. There could conceivably be more than one spawn of Yog-Sothoth, and thus more than one Dunwich Horror (although there was only one Dunwich Horror in Dunwich). For Cthulhu, simply make him a win scenario. When Cthulhu wakes, the old ones wake as well, and all will burn in the madness that follows, so you could probably just ramp up the lethality and leave it at that. Perhaps all the infected humans die as their puny little minds are fried by the full force of the minds of the old ones.

Ah Shit, Nyarls back... Quick, someone call Philemon and Igor...

@ProfessorZik-Chil
The race of the Elder Things from the Mountains of Madness fought Cthulhu and his star spawn with their shoggoths and some lightning based weaponry, so maybe they could be implemented instead of the race of Yith as a replacement for the Templar? Or maybe Miskatonic University could replace the Templar, which would make sense considering all the research they have on the Elder Things, the Necronomicon, and records of incidents such as the Dunwich horror and Innsmouth.

Yeah professor, I am aware of it not creating a vampire after some testing, sadly there doesn't seem to be an option to actually make another vampire within a custom scenario. I have posted it on bug reporting and such but haven't gotten an answer yet. I am also trying to alter the popups and such but am having a bit trouble with that too since I can't really seem to find a way to edit the actual pop-ups.

As for the yith, they are a peaceful race and only control people to gain knowledge. but there are some enemies yes but they aren't human

Great scenario. However, there is a slight problem with the additional vampire options (Dunwich horror, Cthulhu, ect). They do not appear to actually create a vampire, but rather increase the lethality to record high and keep it there. Slight glitch?

I know you said the features might not work, so I am posting this here so you can gain confirmation that they require some touch-ups.

Other than that, the scenario plays flawlessly, and it certainly has the lovecraftian feel to it.

Maybe instead of the Templars, you could have the Great Race of Yith? I might be wrong, but I think they were the ancient enemies of the Old Ones, and they possess humans, so they could potentially form an advanced paramilitary organization like the Templars.

Extremely well done. A little touch ups here and there, mostly just changing the theme of the Vampire prompts.

I wish there was a way you could select multiple diseases within a single scenario:
Or what I mean to say is, it would be amazing if you could program a scenario where you're given a choice between 3 Lovecraft deities, and each one has their own unique playstyle. Cthulhu would be like the Necroa virus, his starspawn devouring all. Hastur would be like the neurax worm, his madness bending the minds of all to his will. And Nyarlthotep would be shadow plague, like in this scenario! What would be even more amazing is if we could do multiplayer with custom scenarios: Cult of Cthulhu vs. Nyarlthotep.

I like it. Thanks. I enjoyed a "vampire" based plague I can finish. And your English seems fine. BTW: I made a Lovecraftian scenario called Crystalline Medusa you might want to check out.

What about your other eyes?

cthulu is real i see him on my real eyes

Ia, Ia! Cthulhu Fhtagn!

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love the idea of this it reminds me of a board game called Mansions of Madness