Project Nemesis is a fan driven website for games that use the One-Roll Engine (like Nemesis, Wild Talents, Reign and Monsters) or Chaosium's Basic Roleplay System (BRP) (like Call of Cthulhu) and the Delta Green setting.
This stems from a conversation on Yog-Sothoth.com about Nyarlathotep. Maybe there's more discussion forthcoming in the book about the Big N that would contradict or
clarify these notions. But I'm sure the good people here will inform me
about such. So, here are a few ramblings on Nyarlathotep and humanity's
ultimate fate. Enjoy them, hate them, destroy them in eternal flame,
whatever. But most important, let's talk about them.
This is some *very* basic
advice if you've never done a horror RPG. Much of it may be (too)
obvious... but my experience has been that running a horror game can be
very different from running an adventure game.
I was thinking about the Tcho tcho today and I had a thought. This may
clash a bit with some of the previous discussions on the Tcho tcho but
hear me out. Surely the different pockets of Tcho tcho that exist
around Asia would have some cultural, linguistic and even physical
differences depending on where they called home.
ORE Horror 
This stems from a conversation on Yog-Sothoth.com about Nyarlathotep. Maybe there's more discussion forthcoming in the book about the Big N that would contradict or
clarify these notions. But I'm sure the good people here will inform me
about such. So, here are a few ramblings on Nyarlathotep and humanity's
ultimate fate. Enjoy them, hate them, destroy them in eternal flame,
whatever. But most important, let's talk about them.
This is some *very* basic
advice if you've never done a horror RPG. Much of it may be (too)
obvious... but my experience has been that running a horror game can be
very different from running an adventure game.