Eternity at Sea

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A Call of Cthulhu® Adventure with Props NOW SHIPPING Following a death in the family, the Investigators are summoned to the old family farm outside of Astoria, Oregon. The circumst ances of the death turn out to be strange and the terms of the deceased's will are stranger still. Can family members with diverse agendas work together to uncover a bizarre chapter of their family's history, or will they be destroyed by otherworldly horrors hell-bent on collecting on a old debt? Eternity at Sea is an original scenario written by the HPLHS' Sean Branney with a fantastic set of props created by Andrew Leman. Set in 1925, the adventure makes extensive use of real history and locations from the Oregon coast to create the most authentic setting possible. Both newcomers to Call of Cthulhu and seasoned veterans will find this story an engaging mystery filled with perilous surprises. This deluxe box set measures 10.25 x 13.25 x 2 inches and weighs about two pounds. What's Included Prop & Handouts 25 documents, including newspaper clippings, maps, photos, letters, legal documents and much more, crafted with painstaking detail to provide your table with cinema-level props for unparalleled realism and fun. PRE-ORDER BONUS PROP - those who ordered before July 1 got a FREE bonus prop so over-the-top that we couldn't include it in the regular retail version of the game! 3-D Architectural Model Kit Some of the locations in this story relate to each other in an unusual way, and we thought it would be fun to create a model kit to bring the usual gaming floor plans into new, 3-dimensional life. Packed flat for shipping, the Keeper can assemble the models following the instructions with just ordinary tape or white glue. Once you've assembled it (it takes about 30 minutes), you'll be able to depict some game locations for your players in a fun new way. Audio Props 9 audio props, recorded by professional actors to dramatize key NPC interactions during the investigation Game Book A lavishly illustrated 56-page perfect-bound game book with vintage photos and original artwork by Ukrainian illustrator Vladyslav Yurasov Pre-generated characters specially crafted for this story Digital Props Prop Documents are also provided (whenever possible) as Digital Props to facilitate online gaming. There is also a PDF of the game book for the convenience of Keepers who like to mark it up and/or play online For more details and information, visit the web page for the game! Player Reviews .... a unique, exciting, and deeply enjoyable scenario with an especially memorable (and terrifying) antagonist. ...deeply rewarding to solve. --Timothy G. A superb scenario. Each revelation was more and more disturbing. I really enjoyed it! Thank you for making such a wonderful game! --Johnell H. Played Eternity at Sea at a con with a group of strangers and by the end the horror made us family. Highly Recommend! --Matthew R. I had such an amazing experience while playing this scenario! Not only was this a challenging mystery, it gave me chills and literally made me gasp out loud! --Vincent M. Want yours signed by Sean Branney and Andrew Leman? Just use the Customer Comments field at checkout to let us know. Those guys are usually around here somewhere. Critics, Keepers and Investigators alike have loved the prop rich experiences of our games The Dog Walker and The Spark Devil. Don't miss this great new experience. FAQ Q: Is there a digital version for those who play online? A: There is only one version of Eternity at Sea, However, we have digitized the props that can be digitized, and all those digital props are included with the game. The numerous audio props are especially useful for online gamers. There is also a downloadable PDF of the game book itself. Q: How long does it take to play through Eternity at Sea? A: Playtesting has shown that most games want around 6-8 hours of game time. However, it can be played as a one-shot and the game book includes suggestions for accelerated game play. Q: Can Eternity at Sea be played using Pulp Cthulhu rules? A: We're not going to stop you if you really want to do it that way, but the game was written with traditional Call of Cthulhu rules in mind. Q: Can you take the 3D model apart and pack it flat again for storage? A: You might be able to do it, but we wouldn't recommend it. Assembly works best with adhesives like tape and glue, and undoing that would likely wreak havoc on the model. Once you've put it together you'll probably want to leave it that way. But the assembled model is not terribly large, and two of the pieces can be nested together for storage. Q: Could the game be run with a Keeper and just one player for people who don't have a local group? A: This game is written for a specific group of six pre-generated investigators. It could be played with fewer players, but we'd suggest having your players play all of the intended characters. Q: Was this package created using AI? A: No. HPLHS products are created by humans without help from AI. That goes for writing, illustrations, audio, props, and packaging. That's how we roll. Produced under license from Chaosium Inc.Call of Cthulhu, Chaosium Inc., and the Chaosium logo are registered trademarks of Chaosium Inc. Used with permission.Call of Cthulhu © 1981–2026 Chaosium Inc. All rights reserved. The names, descriptions, and depictions in this product are derived from works copyrighted by and include trademarks owned by Chaosium Inc., and may not be used or reused without their permission. Show more