The Dog Walker

A Call of Cthulhu® Scenario by Sean Branney

A companion to the
HPLHS Arkham Investigator’s Wallet Prop Set
Layout and Typography by Andrew Leman
Cover art by Vladyslav Yurasov
Interior illustrations by Darrell Tutchton and Vladyslav Yurasov
 Dedicated to the four-legged members of the HPLHS crew:
Guinness, Jamie, Una, Cali, Tick, Monkey, Hannah, Lilly, Seamus and Booger.

Special thanks to our playtesters: Barry Adams, Leslie Baldwin, Jeff Biederman, Kacey
Camp, Sarah Carter, Ed Erdelac, Daniel Ferranti, Deserée Lake, Kevin Stidham, Stana
Milanovich, Kevin Miller, Stephanie Morey, Cody Nichols and Adam Womack.

This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real persons or places is coincidental.

Certain segments of this adventure are written to integrate Chaosium’s forthcoming
Arkham supplement for Call of Cthulhu®.

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 The Dog Walker

INTRODUCTION With only the contents of the wallet to help them,

This scenario can be played in two different ways. can the Investigators get to the bottom of the mystery
It can be played as a traditional Call of Cthulhu® of the missing person and his odd plight? Is his dis-
game, with a Keeper and several players. It can also appearance the result of a medical issue, a criminal
be played as a solo adventure with no Keeper. To conspiracy, or an otherworldly horror spanning pa-
play it as a solo adventure, you should stop reading leogean gulfs of time?
after this paragraph and download the Solo Player
PDF from the URL shown on the Read-Me card that KEEPER’S NOTES
came with the wallet. The crux of the mystery involves a mind swap
The traditional Call of Cthulhu® scenario is a with a member of the Great Race of Yith. Keepers are
sandbox-style adventure. Players will be presented encouraged to read the Lovecraft tale “The Shadow
with many leads and can make their own decisions Out of Time”. Players who have read that story may
about which avenues they wish to investigate. There have a clearer understanding of what’s going on in
is no “right” way to play The Dog Walker. this scenario than those who haven’t, but players who
come to the scenario without preconceived notions of
SUMMARY what’s going on might have more fun.
A twelve-year-old girl is walking a dog near an Four years ago Gilbert Trask was living in Al-
Arkham cemetery when she witnesses someone hav- bany, New York, working as a low-level hood for
ing a seizure. She runs to a neighboring house for the Tartaglia crime family. His immediate boss was
help and brings fellow Investigators to where the Joey DiVincenzo, a mid-level mobster smuggling
incident took place. Both the man and the dog are Canadian alcohol into the US. One night on a run,
gone. A canvass of the wooded area finds the dog Trask suffered a seizure of sorts. He crashed the truck
barking at something in the brush. In the leaves, they he was driving and appeared to have been rendered
discover a man’s wallet. insensible by the accident. As he recovered from his
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style as the Yithian mind inside him began a glob- down the man he knew as Trask. Joey’s traveled to
al quest for obscure knowledge. He traveled widely, Arkham and has been keeping an eye on Trask, plot-
visiting libraries and other repositories of esoteric ting his revenge. O’Bannion’s men tipped off Joey
learning. Only two vestiges from his old life re- about a package being delivered to Trask from En-
mained: his devoted mother, and mobster Joey Di- gland. Joey doesn’t know what it is but welcomes the
Vincenzo — who paid a dear price for the destroyed opportunity to cause any trouble he can for Trask.
truck full of liquor. Joey has stolen the package but has no idea what’s in
New Trask’s pursuits eventually led him to it or why it’s valuable.
Arkham, where he studied the collection of Latin Because the mirror was stolen, Munroe and Trask
books on the occult in the Orne Library at Miskatonic have been unable to finish the Chronolytic Capacitor.
University. He was on the whole quite shy and kept That has left Trask’s body in a very perilous state,
to himself. But recently the time came for the Yithian with his old psyche not quite returned and his new
mind that had been occupying Trask’s body to go psyche not quite departed. And now Time Worms
home and for Trask’s original intellect to return. are starting to show up.
That’s where things went wrong. Once Investigators figure all this out (if they ever
To facilitate the exchange of minds, the Great do), ideally they should complete the job of making
Race of Yith has created and maintained a secret or- a functioning Capacitor and get the mind of a very
ganization of humans to assist them. They are known confused Gilbert Trask back into his own body. Of
as The Timekeepers (see page 20). Following course they need to do this without getting killed or
a predetermined signal, a Timekeeper named Walt having their own timelines devastated by the Time
Munroe was dispatched to help swap out New Trask Worms. (For help in keeping the timeline straight,
and return Old Trask to his original body. As the see the Timeline of Events on page 23.)
process is generally confusing for the human par- This scenario was written to make extensive use of
ticipant, Timekeepers are charged with making sure the HPLHS Arkham Investigator’s Wallet Prop Set.
the body is in a safe and secure place during the ex- Some of the documents in the wallet are not directly
change. Second, the Timekeeper must assist in the relevant to this plot and should be removed to avoid
construction a complex device called a Chrono- confusion. Two game-specific documents that are in-
lytic Capacitor, and then its removal once the cluded in the box should be added to the wallet. Some
transfer is complete. This device is “a queer mixture of the documents that are relevant require specific
of rods, wheels, and mirrors, ...about two feet tall, customization (see Customizing Your Props on
one foot wide, and one foot thick. The central mir- page 10). The scenario makes use of many props —
ror was circular and convex.” (H.P. Lovecraft: “The we hope they’ll be a big part of the fun of playing
Shadow Out of Time”) The device is there to protect this game.
people from some of the troubling byproducts of ma-
nipulating the timespace continuum.
Munroe had moved in with Trask (as New Trask
KEEPER’S NOTE:
was aware of the forthcoming exchange) and was NUMBER OF PLAYERS
completing construction of a Chronolytic Capacitor. A Keeper can run this adventure with 1–6
The device was nearly done and needed only the in- Investigators. If there is only one player, he/she
stallation of a special convex mirror (Il Specchio) should play the character of Charlotte. In this
for its completion. case we suggest the Keeper have Charlotte run to
Unbeknownst to either of them, Trask’s old boss, the caretaker’s cottage in the cemetery after her
Joey DiVincenzo, has been trying to track him down encounter with the man in the woods. She will get
no help there, but she can then return alone to get
for years. Joey never believed the story about Trask’s
Bigby and continue the investigation solo. It is
amnesia and thinks that Trask deliberately wrecked
also possible to have your player play another of
the truck that led to the seizure of all alcohol on it.
the characters and to have the Keeper play Char-
The Tartaglia crime family sent goons who gave lotte as an NPC.
Joey a severe beating for having lost the shipment of If the other Investigators do not include the
liquor; Joey lost many teeth and had his left kneecap character of Madge, the Keeper may contrive
broken. to have Madge stay behind while other, more
Through his connection with Danny O’Bannion’s able-bodied Investigators help Charlotte.
gang in Arkham, Joey has finally been able to track
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 side neighborhood. Charlotte ran to the Thomlinson
house because it’s the residence closest to where the
incident took place. She’s eager to get back to help
the man and to get Bigby.
When Charlotte hurries the Investigators through
the cemetery to the path along Silver Brook to where
the incident took place, they discover there’s no one
there. The spot feels remote and there’s a lot of trees
around and no visible structures. A successful Listen
roll reveals the location of Bigby not too far away.
Investigators can make their way to the dog where
he’s sniffing around in the brush. A successful Spot
Hidden roll reveals a pair of wire-rim glasses. Char-
lotte can confirm that these look like the glasses the
man having the seizure was wearing.
There’s also a man’s wallet down in the brush.

LIFE IN ARKHAM
As all of the Investigators are residents of
Arkham, there are a few points of common knowl-
edge that Keepers may wish to share with them. The
town carries a reputation of being “witch haunted”
due to its role in the New England witchcraft panic
of the late 1600s. The town is home to the celebrat-
ed Miskatonic University. While not quite a member
THE DOG WALKER of the Ivy League, Miskatonic is a home to respect-
Charlotte Foley, age 12, has an after-school able scholarship and a vibrant academic communi-
job of walking dogs for clients in the neighborhood. ty. The university is also a magnet for some strange
She loves them and finds it an excellent way to make and fringe academics, drawn there by some of its less
conventional areas of study. The university’s cele-
a little pocket money. She also has a love of Sherlock
brated Orne Library has a famous collection of books
Holmes, and often imagines herself solving mys-
on occult topics.
teries. On the day the game begins, Charlotte was
Arkham is seen by most as a quaint New England
walking Bigby, a basset hound that belongs to Hazel
college town. It has a reasonably good bus and trol-
Maplewood.
ley system for public transportation. It’s divided in
We recommend playing this scenario with pre-
half by the Miskatonic River. The north side of town
generated characters (see Character Sheets tends to be a bit rougher and more industrial than
starting on page 28), one of whom is Charlotte. The the south side, but there’s not really a bad part of
rest of the characters are residents of the neighbor- Arkham. Crime is generally not an issue in Arkham,
hood. Brief the Player playing Charlotte and let that although the city does have an organized criminal
Investigator plead with the “grown ups” for help. If element dedicated to keeping alcohol coming into
they do not agree to help her, she should boldly begin the city in spite of Prohibition. The Arkham Police
the investigation on her own. Her earnestness should (sometimes rumored as being corrupt) seem content
appeal to the decency of any Lovecraftian Investiga- to leave Danny O’Bannion and his Irish gang alone
tor. Anyone making a Psychology roll believes that provided they don’t cause disruptions to business or
Charlotte is telling the truth. The Keeper should give injury to average citizens. There are rumors that
the Player playing Charlotte a briefing about what Lucky Clover Cartage Company is a front organiza-
she saw. See Charlotte’s Briefing on page 9. tion run by O’Bannion and his men.
This scenario assumes the Keeper will be running Investigators participating in this scenario live
this game with the pregenerated characters provid- in a neighborhood called Lower Southside. It most-
ed. The grownups were gathered for a neighborhood ly consists of single family homes with small yards.
meeting at the home of Madge Thomlinson at 729 S. Christchurch Cemetery is to the south and pretty well
Powder Mill Street, where they were discussing plans denotes where the city of Arkham gives way to the
for the annual Halloween party for the Lower South- small rural farms of the countryside.
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 THE WALLET OPTIONAL PROPS
This scenario is built around the Arkham Investi- The props listed below may be left in the wallet.
gator’s Wallet, so it should not be surprising that the They have no direct applicability to the scenario but
wallet has a number of interesting items in it. Once can add verisimilitude to the experience. They may,
the wallet has been prepped for this game and the however, give Investigators dead ends to follow. If
Investigators have found it, the Keeper should let the you’d like your game to play faster, you should re-
players look through it and encourage them to ex- move them. If you’re comfortable with potentially
plore it in detail. It features a number of pertinent confounding the Investigators with extra props that
items, some of which are essential to the investiga- may not be productive, feel free to keep them in.
tion, and a few of which have little bearing on it at Arkham Transit Token
all. Instructions for customizing the props for this (potentially useful for getting on a trolley)
game are in the Customizing Your Props sec- Arkham First Bank Check
tion on page 10.
Arkham Bus Line Schedule
REMOVE THESE PROPS FROM WALLET Cookie Fortune
The following documents that come with the wal-
let are not directly applicable to this scenario and MANDATORY PROPS
should be removed prior to giving the wallet to the The following props should be loaded in the wal-
players to avoid frustrating dead ends. let before it is given to the players during the course
of the game. We suggest you use our Prop Check-
Airplane Ticket list on Page 27 when prepping the game to ensure
you’ve got the correct items in the wallet, correctly
Alcohol Prescription Blank customized.
Arkham Historical Society Membership Card Anderson Chemical Supplies Business Card—
Leads to Anderson’s Chemical Supplies.
Arkham Public Library Card B.F. Jones Hardware Business Card — Leads to
Arkham Transit Company Transfer Jones Hardware Store.
Pocket Guide to Arkham — This map from
Automobile Insurance card Arkham’s Chamber of Commerce has helped New
Trask find his way around town and may help the
Automobile Registration Investigators find their way around too. It’s not a
Fenner’s Roadhouse Business Card “lead” per se, but may be useful all the same to
help players understand the city’s geography. A
Gun Permit number of the locations in the game are specifi-
cally marked on this map with red numbers.
Hunting License
Automobile Bail Bond Certificate — A relic from
Massachusetts Driver’s License Trask’s old days as a rum runner in Albany;
Leads to Bail Bond Certificate. It also may lead
Miskatonic Athletic Association to Albany Police. This document has been for-
Membership Card gotten in the wallet for years. (See Customiz-
ing Your Props for further instructions.)
Miskatonic University Museum Ticket
N.Y. Driver’s License — The Driver’s License in the
Newspaper Classified Ad wallet was issued by the state of New York and
expired nearly five years ago. It lists the name of
Newspaper Horoscope Column Gilbert Trask and an address in Albany, NY. It
also features a photo of Gilbert Trask—a very
Snapshot - Remove All Snapshots Except for
useful item—as well as his signature from before
Lady With Cat the Yithian mind-swap. It should also be tucked
Receipt 1 away behind the photo with the Bail Bond Certif-
icate. (See Customizing Your Props for fur-
Receipt 2 ther instructions.)
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Eye of Amara Society Card — Leads to Eye of is imminent. Leads to Diamond Credit Agency.
Amara. (See Customizing Your Props for further in-
Remitter Receipt — This receipt documents a pay- structions.)
ment made on March 20 from Trask through his Walters’ Optics & Flash Claim Check — Leads to
bank to Lucky Clover Cartage Company in the Walters’ Optics.
amount of $5.09. This document ties Trask to the Rare Books & Maps Business Card — Leads to
Lucky Clover Cartage Company. It also indicates Rare Books and Maps.
he was expecting a mirror which ought to have Red Herring Matchbook — While the Red Herring
been delivered by the time this game takes place. supper club is aptly named, there are times where
(See Customizing Your Props for further in- having the light of a match could be really handy.
structions.)
Snapshot of Woman with Cat — New Trask
Fleur de Lys Cigarette Card — This card is quite old. doesn’t know who the woman in the photo is, but
Its only significance is that Old Trask smoked, Old Trask would recognize his beloved mother
New Trask does not. Everyone likes Fleur de Lys and her cat Hissyfit. On the back of the photo, Old
and Chester Langfield, the host of Dark Adven- Trask has handwritten “Ma - 38 Trinity Place,
ture Radio Theatre. Albany”. The photo is nearly ten years old now.
Grafton Diner Punch Card — Leads to Grafton (See Customizing Your Props for further in-
Diner. structions.) Leads to Mrs. Trask.
Key — This is the key to the cellar at Gilbert Trask’s Worldwide Press Clipping Bureau Business Card
House. It can open both the cellar door in the — Leads to Worldwide Clipping Bureau.
kitchen and the padlock on the coal chute. YMCA Locker Rental Receipt — Filled out with
Laundry Claim Check — Leads to Uptown Laun- Gilbert Trask’s name and local address. It also
dry. (See Customizing Your Props for fur- indicates that he rents locker #314 there. Leads
ther instructions.) to YMCA. (See Customizing Your Props for
Locker Combination — This is the combination to further instructions.)
the padlock on Trask’s locker at the YMCA.
Lucky Clover Token — This “good luck” token is is- CHARLOTTE’S BRIEFING
sued by the front operation run by Danny O’Ban- Ten minutes ago, at approximately 9:09
nion’s organized crime gang in Arkham. Leads a.m., you were walking Bigby on that path
to Lucky Clover Cartage Company. Any citizen you know back behind the Christchurch Cem-
of Arkham has a 50% chance of knowing that etery. You saw a man, which was unusual in
Lucky Clover is connected to organized crime. itself as you never see anyone on this particu-
lar path. The man was acting strangely, like
Miskatonic University Orne Library Card — It is
maybe he was having some kind of fit. His
current and has Gilbert Trask’s name and local
movements were erratic and jerky. It was kind
address on it. Leads to Orne Library. (See Cus-
of scary. Bigby ran toward the man and start-
tomizing Your Props for further instructions.)
ing barking, and you lost your grip on Bigby’s
Money — The wallet contains a one dollar bill, a leash. You asked the man if he was okay. He
five dollar bill and a twenty dollar gold piece. The said, “Help me. I need to get home. He needs
money is not really salient to the investigation the key.” The man seemed about as old as your
beyond the fact that Trask has no job but plenty parents, maybe older, and was wearing a pret-
of dough, but his money may come in handy for ty nice suit and glasses. You’ve never seen him
Investigators. Keepers may want to let players before and don’t know who he is, but he looked
know that $1.00 in 1925 would have similar pur- like an egghead and you think maybe he was
chasing power to $20.00 in the current era. The a professor from the university. He was about
$20 gold piece is roughly equivalent to $400. as tall as a typical grown-up, with light brown
Dr. Muelhig Appointment Card — Leads to Dr. thinning hair.
Muelhig. (See Customizing Your Props for The man trembled and shook. “No police,
further instructions.) no doctor. Get me home.”
Pawn Ticket — Trask pawned a pocket watch in or- You ran to a nearby house to get help.
der to notify the Timekeepers that a reverse-swap
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 CUSTOMIZING YOUR PROPS Laundry Claim Check — You may wish to write on
the back the items ready for pick up.
The Arkham Investigator’s Wallet ships with
props that are ready for you to customize to your
character for any game set in or around Arkham.
If you’re going to play The Dog Walker, some of
the props need to be customized to this specific sto-
ry. Please follow these instructions to customize your
props for this adventure.
If you have a typewriter, that’s an excellent and
authentic way to customize some props. If you don’t
— no problem. In the 1920s, it would not have been
unusual for forms and cards to have been filled out
by hand. You can also go to the URL on the Read-
Me card that came with your wallet to download
PDFs of these props that you can customize and print
yourself, or print blank replacements to use later in
other games.
Automobile Bail Bond Certificate — This prop is
ready to go, but is not in the wallet by default.
We suggest you crumple the document a little to Miskatonic University Orne Library Card — This
help it look aged and worn, and tuck it behind the prop should be filled out with the printed name
picture of the lady with the cat. and signature of Gilbert Trask. Trask’s local ad-
N.Y. Driver’s License — The default Driver’s Li- dress, 22 Silver Brooke St., should be written on
cense that comes with the Investigator Wallet the back. Put a “V” (for Visitor) in the box for
is a Massachusetts License intended for you to Class.
customize as needed for your general gaming.
However, for playing The Dog Walker, you
should remove that license and use the included
New York Driver’s License for Gilbert Trask, as
it has been specifically customized for the story.
You may want to add a little wear and tear to it
but it needs no further customization. We like-
wise recommend it be tucked behind the picture
of the lady with the cat, like it’s been forgotten in
this wallet for years.
Dr. Muelhig Appointment Card — The reverse
side should have an appointment time written in
pencil: October 12, 2:30pm.

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Pawn Ticket — On the front, the Keeper should hand- Snapshot of Woman with Cat — On the back of
write information as shown here. On: “8/20/25” the photo, write “Ma - 38 Trinity Place, Albany”.
By: “Gilbert Trask”. Of: “Arkham” For the sum You may wish to crinkle and age the photo so it
of: “$5—”. Collateral: “Gold pocket watch en- looks like it’s been carried around for years.
graved with strange symbols”. On the back, en-
ter pawn loan terms of “20”%, “60” days, and a
“.50” fee. Sign Gilbert Trask’s name along the
side.

YMCA Locker Rental Receipt — This receipt should

be filled out as follows: Dated “July 7, 1925” The
Received from line should have “Gilbert Trask”
handwritten on it. The residing at line should say
“22 Silver Brooke Street, Arkham”. It should be
signed with the name “Allen Carter”: he is the Y’s
Manager.
Remitter’s Receipt — On the back, the Keeper
should handwrite information as shown here. Pay-
ee: “Lucky Clover Cartage Co.” At: “Arkham”.
Remitter: “G. Trask”. Make a note at the bottom
saying: “re: il specchio di Melfi E.T.A. 10/5”

Printable PDF versions of all these props are

available to download from the URL shown on
the Read-Me card that came with your wallet.

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 LEADS can be read in an hour or two. With no other context,
This is a sandbox-style game, meaning Investi- the book adds 1D3 to Investigator’s Psychology skill.
gators are generally free to pursue their inquiry in In a situation where Nan’s mania can be connected
any way they choose. Some avenues of investigation to the activities of the Great Race, it adds 1D3 to the
will yield a lot of information, some will not. Cthulhu Mythos skill.

ABODES OF DISQUIETUDE ALBANY

Abodes of Disquietude: an Examination of the New Trask is still carrying around Old Trask’s
Sanitaria of East Anglia is a book written in 1890 by driver’s license from his days in Albany. It gives his
Dr. Percival P. Mermer, and a copy is stored in New address as 68 Westerlo Street, Apartment C in Alba-
Trask’s locker at the YMCA. It is a lengthy work ny. Trask lived there until shortly after his accident,
which would normally only be of interest to a schol- when he simply walked away from his Albany life.
ar of 19th century treatments for the mentally ill as His apartment was rented to a new tenant years ago.
practiced in eastern England. It reviews the physical Albany is 200 miles west of Arkham, and getting
makeup of a number of sanitariums and predominant there would take at least several hours. There’s not a
treatments used in each of them. It also features a lot to be found in Albany besides Trask’s mother (see
few case studies of patients and their treatments. Mrs. Trask).
One page is dog-eared. It’s the beginning of a ALBANY POLICE
chapter on the Maltings Farm Sanatorium under the Using the case number from the back of the Bail
direction of Dr. Jane Walker. The book provides a Bond Certificate, an Investigator (Wilbur in particu-
case study of one of Walker’s patients: a nursemaid lar) could ask the Albany Police for info about case
referred to as “Nan C.”. 164471. The case file reports that just over five years
Apparently Nan suffered a seizure that left her ago, Gilbert Trask was driving a truck full of Cana-
with amnesia in which she’d completely forgotten dian whiskey being smuggled into the United States.
who she was. Initially the new Nan was physically The truck crashed in the woods. Trask was found un-
and intellectually like an infant, incapable of phys- conscious and taken to the hospital. He was arrested
ical motor skills or communication. But her recovery for Transporting Intoxicating Beverages and Reck-
was swift, and within a few days Nan showed an in- less Driving and made bond in absentia due to his
tellect quite beyond what she had ever had before the pre-paid automotive bail bond (see Bail Bond Cer-
onset of her madness. Nan would borrow any and all tificate). No formal charges were ever filed against
books from hospital staff and took to managing the him. The arresting officer’s notes indicate the police
business receipts for the hospital. After four years, believed Trask was working with Joey DiVincenzo
the “new” Nan said it was imperative that she build for the Tartaglia crime family.
something, and she took to constructing “a strange
contraption assembled from rods and wheels and re- ANDERSON’S CHEMICAL SUPPLIES
flecting glass.” A visitor came to see her and even Located at 353 Main Street in Arkham’s Mer-
contributed a metal stick and “an odd looking glass” chant District (#1 in the Pocket Guide to Arkham).
to her project. Shortly after this, Nan had another Anderson’s serves a mostly industrial clientele. No
seizure and, to the great shock of Dr. Walker, Nan information about customer orders will be given over
the nursemaid’s original personality returned and all the phone, but a visit in person to Anderson’s and
her advanced reading and understanding of mathe- showing Trask’s photo to manager James Dellings
matics vanished. Nan had no recollection of any of can produce a recollection of his visit.
the things she’d done during the preceding five years. Dellings is a serious man of business in his late
She was once again a simple nursemaid, although forties, his combed-over hair doing little to hide his
now afflicted by nightmares. Nan was haunted by a advancing years. He recalls that Trask was interested
sensation that she had been in a strange alien body in something called “liquified quantum ozone”. Del-
and that an alien mind had occupied her body. Dr. lings had never heard of any such thing and brought
Walker treated her with ice water baths to help her out their head chemist, Christopher Bone. Bone, a jo-
overcome this irrational belief. The book’s author is vial and portly man in his fifties recalls Trask say-
full of praise for this progressive treatment regimen. ing something about the “Schrödinger equation” and
The book can be read in 1–2 days (it’s rather long the “molecular Hamiltonian” and some other bizarre
and much of it is very dry). The dog-eared chapter talk that made no sense to either Dellings or Bone.
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Trask said he wasn’t with a company or the Universi- If Investigators are particularly aggressive or
ty, so the whole visit struck Dellings as very strange. suspicious, Wade might put in a call to his colleagues
Trask claimed it was for “a project I’m working on”. over at Lucky Clover Cartage Company.
Bone can tell the Investigators that liquid ozone is Trask pawned the watch here as a signal that he
very uncommon and potentially very dangerous, but was in need of a Timekeeper for his journey home.
as far as he knows there’s no such thing as “quantum The Timekeepers monitor pawn shops for such sig-
ozone”. Either way, Anderson’s doesn’t have any and nals, and when Walt Munroe saw that the watch had
never did, so Trask’s request left quite an impression been pawned he began to provide assistance to Trask.
on them.
BAIL BOND CERTIFICATE
Back in 1920, Gilbert Trask was smuggling li-
quor for the Tartaglia crime family. To protect their
drivers, the Tartaglias had a policy with the Hud-
son Valley Automobile Association that provided
them with pre-paid bond certificates in the event their
drivers were arrested for a crime involving a vehi-
cle. Gilbert Trask had to use his certificate when he
was arrested on Sept. 10, 1920. He made bail and
the Tartaglias later saw to it that no charges were
ever brought.
A telephone call to the Hudson Valley Automo-
bile Association can confirm that Trask used the cer-
tificate to basically “get out of jail free”. Inquiring Keepers who would like to introduce an extra
with the Albany Police about case 164471 can also prop element to their game can get an actual physi-
confirm that Trask was arrested and charged with cal version of this pocket watch in the HPLHS store
(but please note this watch’s second hand does not
Transporting Intoxicating Beverages. He made bail
run in reverse).
and no charges were ever filed against him. New
Trask is unaware of this history and has never re- DR. MUELHIG
moved this old document from Trask’s wallet. His office is located at 197 E. Curwen Street,
Downtown. Due to patient confidentiality (and the
DIAMOND CREDIT AGENCY fact that his practice is unlicensed in Massachusetts),
The Diamond Credit Agency is located at 628
it will be a challenge to get any information out of
Marsh Street, Downtown. Trask pawned a pocket
Dr. Muelhig. He only accepts new patients referred
watch here and had no intention of ever returning for
to him by other physicians. If they’re able to meet
it. The Yithian mastery of time has made accumu-
with him, they find Dr. Muelhig to be a heavyset man
lating wealth a very simple matter, so Trask didn’t
need the money. with bushy hair, a large mustache and a thick Ger-
If the Investigators visit the pawn shop, they dis- man dialect. He will admit that Gilbert Trask has
cover that item 81423 is still for sale. The store’s been a patient for the past nine months. If the Inves-
proprietor, Randall Wade, is a slick, fast-talking, tigators succeed in somehow getting Muelhig to open
heavily pomaded character. He’s happy to show them up about Trask, they’ll find that the doctor finds him
the watch. They could buy it for ten dollars, if so in- a fascinating patient. He believes Trask has deeply
clined. (They might notice this is twice as much as suppressed feelings about his mother (true in a way,
it was pawned for, in case they want to do any bar- but not in the way the doctor thinks). Muelhig has
gaining.) been unable to get Trask to share much about his
At first glance, the watch seems rather ordinary. mother or his childhood as New Trask doesn’t real-
But looking at it closely, an Investigator will notice ly know anything about Old Trask’s past. In real-
a series of twelve symbols that surround the dial. A ity, New Trask takes a sort of perverse amusement
Cthulhu Mythos roll will identify these as markings in turning the tables and probing the doctor’s mind.
of clans of the Great Race. The second-hand of this To his credit, the doctor has determined that Trask
watch runs counterclockwise. Investigators could underwent some kind of significant mental trauma
also research the symbols at the Orne Library. nearly five years ago in Albany.
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 Considerably more forthcoming is Carolyn Palm- lage, Melfi was able to construct a time machine
er, Dr. Muelhig’s receptionist. Carolyn is a twenty made of wheels and gears and rods of various
seven year old woman with a cascade of curly dark and sundry metals and “il specchio di Melfi”,
hair. She’s eager to please her boss and tries to run an unflawed glass of his own making, with
the business side of the practice. A successful Charm which he did perform miracles wondrous and
roll can get her to confirm that Gilbert Trask is a astonishing— pierce the very veil of the heavens
patient. She doesn’t know anything about what his is- and frackture time itself. In days that shall fol-
sues are, but she’d swear that when he’s in for sessions low this wondrous device shall be known as a
the doctor does more talking than the patient does. chronolittic capasitter and it shall be a marvel
“Sometimes the doctor’s in tears when Trask leaves; beheld by princes and kings.
usually with patients it’s the other way around.”
GILBERT TRASK’S HOUSE
EYE OF AMARA Gilbert Trask rents a small house at 22 Silver
The Eye of Amara Society occupies a converted Brooke Street, not far from the Christchurch Ceme-
Georgian-era mansion located at 131 E. Saltonstall tery. If the Investigators go there, they’ll find Walt
Street in the Lower Southside neighborhood. It’s nor- Munroe answers the door.
mally locked up tight, with its beefy doorman Mitch-
ell Murphy present daily from noon to 9pm. Anyone
carrying an Eye of Amara membership card will
be admitted without question, though the cardbearer
may not bring along any guests. While Mitchell has
access to the member rolls, he is supposed to protect
the privacy of members and will not willingly con-
firm whether or not Trask belonged to the society.
If Investigators are too pushy with Mr. Murphy,
he will go upstairs and get Jason Gaspard, the or-
ganization’s leader, who lives in apartments on the
upper floor of the premises. Gaspard is a mystic with
piercing eyes, long black hair and a goatee. If nec-
essary, he will call the police.
If one or more Investigators make it inside, they’ll
find the facility is basically a clubhouse for mystics,
swamis and the metaphysically inclined. It has a
small lecture room, a seance parlor and a private
library of occult books. There’s also a kitchen area
where refreshments are prepared for guests. A stair-
case leads upstairs to Mr. Gaspard’s apartment. It is
roped off and marked “private”.
If the Investigators have seen the Chronolytic Ca-
pacitor, photos of it, or know the term il specchio, and
they spend at least an hour in the library, let them
make a Library Use roll. A success indicates they Walt Munroe is in a bind. He was supposed to
find a volume entitled Dark Masters of Venice, a help New Trask return to the time whence he came
book about historical occultists in Venice. One chap- and help get Old Trask’s mind back into his original
ter features a drawing of a device that looks similar body. He was supposed to have built a Chronolytic
to the Chronolytic Capacitor and describes Melfi, a Capacitor that facilitates the process. A special mir-
glassmaker on the Venetian island of Murano. Ac- ror for the device was never delivered and the pro-
cording to the book: cess of swapping minds has begun. At the same time
...an angel come from celestial realms in- that Charlotte was seeking help from neighborhood
structed Melfi of heavenly mathematiques of grownups, Munroe found Trask outside near the
convex mirrors, their holy reflections, and their cemetery and hurried him home. When the scenario
earthly fabrickation. Under the angel’s tute- begins, Trask’s incapacitated body is on the bed in
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 Home of Gilbert Trask
22 Silver Brooke St.
C. Arkham, Mass.
Bed R. Bed R. The key in the wallet opens both the
C. cellar door in the kitchen and the padlock
on the coal chute, although that padlock
Mud R. is not currently locked. Investigators who
enter by way of the coal chute will find the
Bath cellar very dark. The only light switch is at
the top of the stairs leading to the kitchen.
They can use the matches from the wallet

Dining R.
to light their way.

Kitchen
Coal
To Cellar
Coal Coal Boiler
Chute Chute Bin

Cellar

Shelves
Work

Living Room Bench

C. To Kitchen
Shelves

Porch

the house’s larger bedroom. Munroe is under a lot of around, Joey will drive off and come back later. For
stress and knows that it’s bad to have a swap go down more about him see Joey DiVincenzo.
without a functioning Capacitor on hand. The house itself is a simple affair. It has front and
He’s trying hard to avoid bringing unwanted at- back doors and a coal chute. Inside there is a living
tention to the household and will do what he can to room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a
deflect any drama. He will claim that he is Gilbert bathroom. The house is strangely devoid of personal-
Trask if he thinks he can get away with it. He does ity — there are no photos, artwork nor other person-
not know that Trask lost his wallet during the sei- al touches. There’s virtually no food in the kitchen.
zure or that Charlotte witnessed it on the path near There are no ashtrays (New Trask does not smoke).
the cemetery. If the Investigators arrive within an The only unusual item to be seen is the Flummoxer.
hour of Trask’s seizure, Munroe is not yet aware that A casual investigation of reveals it to be an odd pic-
the key to the basement is missing. He will recognize ture frame with no picture in it. (See Trask House
what the key is if it is shown to him. Floor Plan above.)
To make matters worse, Joey DiVincenzo is
parked in a Model T across the street from Trask’s GRAFTON DINER
house. Any Investigator making a Spot Hidden roll Grafton’s is located at 106 W. High Lane, adja-
will notice a suspicious looking fellow with several cent to the train station in the Northside neighborhood
gold teeth is casing the house. If approached, Joey (#15 in the Pocket Guide to Arkham). While not the
will stand his ground and try and find out who the best restaurant in Arkham, it is the only diner in town
Investigators are and what their role is in Trask’s open on Sundays. Bernice Whaley is the seeming-
life. If asked, he claims that he’s been hired by Trask ly-always-on-duty and always-smiling face of the
to keep an eye on the house. If the police are sent business and she can almost always be found work-
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ing the diner’s counter. If shown a picture of Gilbert it. Trask seemed keenly interested at this and said
Trask, Bernice knows him by sight. No one knows his “What about a rod of iridium 9cm long?” Trask then
name and he always dines alone, often while reading tried awkwardly to pretend it was a joke. Ben usually
a book incredibly fast. He always orders the meat- looks for a way to up-sell a customer to some other
loaf with two sides of green beans and always eats product when they request something that the store
the green beans first. doesn’t have, but in this instance, he decided to let
it go.
JONES HARDWARE STORE
The store is at 244 E. Main Street in the Merchant LUCKY CLOVER CARTAGE COMPANY
District (#7 in the Pocket Guide to Arkham). Ben The LCCC is a company involved in the legal
Jones is the store’s affable manager who lives in an and illegal moving of goods and freight in Arkham.
apartment above the store. Trask made an impres- It’s located at 200 W. Main Street in the Merchant
sion on Ben. Upon seeing a photo of Trask, Ben re- District. Two small front offices are backed by ware-
calls that he had been boasting to Trask that the store house and vehicle space behind them. The operation
had just about everything a man might need for a is run by Danny O’Bannion, the head of Arkham’s
project, and if they didn’t have it, they could order Irish mob. The LCCC gang also operates a weekly

JOEY DIVINCENZO
DiVincenzo is a mid-level criminal, formerly
involved with the Tartaglia family, an organized
crime organization based in Albany. For the past
five years, he’s been looking for Gilbert Trask.
Trask was working for Joey, driving smuggled
alcohol from Quebec into upstate New York. One
night, Trask had a seizure behind the wheel and
crashed a truck, and was hauled off to the hospi-
tal suffering from “amnesia”. The liquor was de-
stroyed and so was Joey’s reputation. Joey’s boss
had goons beat the hell of out him. They broke his
leg and smashed out a number of his teeth. All of
the teeth on the right side of Joey’s mouth are now
gold and he walks with a pronounced limp from
when they broke his knee.
Joey’s search for Trask finally moved forward
due to a tip from the O’Bannion gang in Arkham.
Meyer Golditz, an accountant for Danny O’Ban-
nion, tipped off Joey that Trask was in Arkham
and was spending a lot of money to have a package
shipped to his address from London, England. Joey
has come to Arkham to keep tabs on Trask, and with him, he’ll do that. Fortunately, Joey can be bought
the help of O’Bannion’s men, he has stolen Trask’s off. For as little as $250, he’d be willing to let by-
gones be bygones and leave Trask alone.
parcel that contains the mirror for the Chronolytic
Joey has another weakness — he left behind a
Capacitor. The mirror is currently stored in Joey’s
daughter back in Albany, Lucretia. He feels in-
room at the Borden Arms Hotel at 488 W. High credibly guilty about abandoning her and is a total
Lane in Northside. He has no idea what it is. softie for girls. Investigators with Charlotte among
Ultimately Joey wants revenge for the money them may discover this and can likely use it to their
he lost and the beating he took after Trask’s wreck advantage. Joey’s a cruel, hardened man, but he’d
back in Albany. He plans to get Trask alone and never hurt a child, and would hesitate to let her wit-
pry out his teeth and break his leg. If no one stops ness violence.

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poker game and other illegal betting operations. She loved Gil dearly, but he was never a good stu-
Lucky Clover’s tokens are a kind of currency in the dent. He preferred smoking and drinking to reading
Arkham underworld. Someone presenting one might books. Her cat, Hissyfit, died in 1916.
gain entry into the Speakeasy, be granted admission
to the secret poker game, or avoid a beating by mob
goons.
O’BANNION
Danny O’Bannion is the leader of the Irish
Believing them a legitimate company, Gilbert
Trask hired Lucky Clover to handle transport and mob in Arkham. His criminal organization
delivery of an antique being shipped to him from runs the Lucky Clover Cartage Company, the
London, England. As a “thank you” for his business, Speakeasy, and has connections to the Diamond
Lucky Clover gave Trask one of their Lucky Clover Credit Agency. O’Bannion also has connections
tokens. He was never aware of how one might make to organized crime groups throughout New En-
use of it. gland. Out of respect for Joey as an associate of
Meyer Golditz, an accountant for O’Bannion’s the Tartaglia crime family in Albany, O’Ban-
business operations, saw that Trask’s name was on a nion’s men have been keeping an eye out for
list of men that an underworld associate was interest- Gilbert Trask.
ed in. O’Bannion’s men contacted Joey DiVincenzo, O’Bannion runs his organization from a
who has been searching for Trask for years, to notify place of self-interest. Investigators are unlikely
him that Gilbert Trask was in Arkham. to get an audience with Danny O’Bannion or to
O’Bannion’s men don’t know what is in the ship- get any help from his gang unless they know
ment heading to Trask or what it does, but they how to leverage the lucky token in the wallet.
tipped off Joey that was being delivered. On October An average Arkham citizen has a 30% chance
5th, the night before this scenario starts, O’Bannion’s of knowing what the Lucky Clover token is
men handed the package off to Joey instead of deliv- good for.
ering it to Trask.
If the Investigators go to LCCC in person and
start asking questions, they’re met by Eddie Leery, a ORNE LIBRARY
titan of a man. If they show legitimate interest in hir- The Orne Library at Miskatonic was one of
ing Lucky Clover, Leery is happy to help them. But Trask’s most frequented haunts. Investigators vis-
Investigators who start asking questions about Lucky iting the grand and elegant marble-floored library
Clover’s customers or operations very quickly get the can speak with Mrs. Henrietta Cole, Senior Reference
impression that this is a company that does not want Librarian. She’s a petite woman in her early forties
anyone asking about what they do or whom they do it with iron-gray hair and large round spectacles. If
with. Eddie will give one serious and stern warning, shown a photo of Gilbert Trask, she recognizes him
but after that, persistent Investigators may get hurt, on sight. He’s been coming around for the past year
unless they have the idea to flash the Lucky Clover or so. He keeps to himself and spends a lot of time in
Cartage Co. good luck token found in the wallet.
the classics section of the library. He is a voracious
MRS. TRASK reader, reading texts faster than anyone she’s ever
If the Investigators look into an Albany City Di- seen. Mostly he reads books on Roman History or the
rectory in the reference department of the library, Occult. Library records indicate he applied for access
they can learn that 38 Trinity Place is the home of to the Rare Book Room, but the Head Librarian de-
Ethleen Trask. If they manage to reach her in per- nied the request.
son or by telephone, they’ll find she’s a heartbroken If the Investigators ask to talk to the Head Li-
old lady who is happy to talk to anyone she believes brarian, they’re referred to Professor Henry Armit-
to be one of Gil’s old friends. He used to associate age. Prof. Armitage is a Miskatonic legend, a man
with some rough characters a few years back and he whose profound erudition has led him to be immersed
had an accident in which he crashed a truck off in in many of the university’s most notorious events.
the woods. They put him in the hospital after that World-weary blue eyes look out from beneath a
because of his amnesia. She though he was getting shock of white hair that’s well past due for a trim.
better, but he checked himself out and ran off. She He’s a busy man and isn’t inclined to embroil himself
hasn’t heard from him in a few years now. Shortly in a new mystery. He can confirm that a Mr. Gilbert
after that a young tough with bad teeth came around Trask applied for access to the Rare Book Room. If
asking about Gil, but she couldn’t tell him anything. asked about why he denied Trask access, Armitage
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says, “Sometimes you just have to follow your intu- paid with a $20 gold piece (the equivalent of $400).
itions.” He had to go to the bank to be able to make change.
Armitage is familiar with the mind-swaps carried UPTOWN LAUNDRY
out by the Great Race of Yith. If players talk with A visit to Uptown Laundry at 565 Gedney Street
him about Trask’s situation, the Keeper may let Ar- (#21 in the Pocket Guide to Arkham) with Trask’s
mitage provide some clarification regarding Trask’s laundry ticket can eke some information from the
return to his own body, the Timekeepers, the Chrono- store’s stout proprietress, Mrs. Mildred Briry. Gilbert
lytic Capacitor, and Time Worms. Armitage is too Trask has three laundered shirts and a pair of pressed
busy with his own work to get personally involved in trousers ready for pickup. He’s been a regular cus-
Trask’s case. tomer for about one year. She also returns what she
If the Investigators look into il specchio de Melfi, thinks is some kind of newfangled pen that Trask
they can easily learn it means “the mirror of Melfi” left in a trouser pocket. It is a very hard silvery-white
in Italian. A successful Library Use roll reveals that metal. A successful Chemistry roll or some quality
Melfi was a celebrated Venetian mirror maker on the time at a chemical or metallurgical laboratory will
island of Murano in the early 17th century. A Hard reveal that the rod is solid iridium.
Library Use roll, reveals a reference to Melfi being
discussed in the book Dark Masters of Venice. While WALTERS’ OPTICS AND FANCY TOYS
the Orne Library does not have a copy of this book, Walters’ Optics provides film developing to the
the library at the Eye of Amara Society does. shutterbugs of Arkham: that’s the “Flash” service.
Investigators looking into the symbols from the If Investigators take Trask’s claim check to Wal-
pocket watch at the Diamond Credit Agency may ter’s at 185½ W Main Street in the Merchant District
make a Hard Library Use roll. If successful, they (#22 in the Pocket Guide to Arkham) and pay for
find a pamphlet published thirty years ago by ar- the processing, they can collect a set of prints made
chaeologist Edmund Pickering-Bowles. In it, Pick- from a roll of film Trask dropped off there. Propri-
ering-Bowles asserts that an intelligent pre-human etor Timothy Walters is a garrulous fellow, eager to
race of creatures lived in what is now Western Aus- be of assistance. When the Investigators review the
tralia. His wild and bold claims were never taken photos, at first it seems like something is wrong with
seriously, but among his evidence he has photos of the camera as the photos are all strangely geometric
symbols carved in rock in the Australian desert that angles and lights. Further examination of them sug-
match 10 of the twelve symbols on the watch. Picker- gests that they are photos of some kind of contraption
ing-Bowles died in obscurity in 1912. that features rods, wheels, and mirrors set up at an-
gles so as to reflect other mirrors. In two of the pho-
RARE BOOKS AND MAPS tos, Trask himself can be seen reflected in the mirrors.
The store is located at 588 Gedney Street (#18 He matches Charlotte’s description: he’s a fair-haired
in the Pocket Guide to Arkham). If Trask’s name man of about 40, with wire-rimmed glasses..
is mentioned, owner Edward Tillinghast perks up.
Tillinghast has a gray crew cut and a whiff of gin WORLDWIDE CLIPPING BUREAU
seeps out of his body. Trask made an impression on This company is serious about discretion. Elliott
the proprietor here when he provided a short list of Snow mans the front desk. He’s stern and serious to
rare books he was looking for — two were occult the point of being brusque. A persistent Investigator
texts in Latin: Flagellum Daemonium and Antiqui- may be able to get him to confirm that Trask was
tatum Mecklenburgensium. The third was entitled a client, but under no circumstances will they con-
Abodes of Disquietude: an Examination of the San- firm the topics they were or were not researching on
itaria of East Anglia. A colleague in London found Trask’s behalf. Their offices are at 520-B Jenkin
Abodes and Trask was able to provide Tillinghast Street in Northside (#24 in the Pocket Guide to
with a copy. The book was about practices in Brit- Arkham).
ish sanitariums. When he asked his customer why he YMCA
needed it, Trask answered, “I wish to read it.” The The Y is located at 477 Powder Mill Street in the
whole experience was strange and memorable, even French Hill neighborhood. New Trask discovered
in Arkham. Tillinghast also remembers that Trask that he rather enjoys swimming, something Yithi-
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ans are unable to do in their native form. As a re- “You’d think the guy was drowning, but he’s having
sult, he swims a few times a week at the pool at the the time of his life — keeps coming back for more.”
YMCA in Arkham. Allen Carter, the day manager, Trask keeps a canvas bag containing forty-four
can usually be found at the front desk. If shown a $20 gold pieces in his locker, deeming it likely to be
photo of Trask he can confirm with a chuckle that safer than his rented house and less conspicuous than
Trask swims there. If pressed on why this should be the bank. Investigators who recover this money could
a humorous thing, Carter admits that Trask cracks find it very useful in working with Joey DiVincenzeo.
him up, and the rest of the Y staff, by using the most Trask also stores his copy of Abodes of Disquietude
bizarre swimming stroke any of them have ever seen. here. See Abodes of Disquietude.

THE CHRONOLYTIC CAPACITOR

Trask did much of the work of building the capacitor in the cellar of his house. The cellar door is locked
and Trask kept the key in his wallet. If the investigators have the key, they can go down to the cellar work-
shop. If they go without Munroe, they may find the matchbook useful in providing light. The capacitor is a
strange looking device perhaps the size of a small fish tank. It’s comprised of a wild array of rods, wheels
and mirrors. When examined, most persons could arrive at the conclusion that the device is built to include
a part that is not currently installed, though it’s hard to imagine what that part might be. The missing
piece is a one-of-a-kind convex mirror called il specchio di Melfi.
The Chronolytic Capacitor has no apparent source of power (i.e. battery, fuel tank, power cord). It also
has no apparent switch or controls — it is controlled by voice. No one other than a Timekeeper is likely to
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 IL SPECCHIO DI MELFI es. If unsuccessful, the living thing’s consciousness
The key central piece of the Capacitor is a convex is whisked into the vortices of timespace, causing a
mirror called il specchio di Melfi or Oeil de Sorcière 1D20 SAN loss. If a time worm “eats” a living thing
(“the sorcerer’s glass” in French). It is a one-of- of comparable size, the worm dissipates back into the
a-kind item, made by a 16th-century glass maker fabric of time. Investigators who discover this can
named Melfi on the Venetian island of Murano. Leg- then manage worms by “feeding” them things like
end says that he was visited by an angel who taught houseplants or a tree. Should a time worm manifest
him the secret mathematics of convex mirrors (really of a size so huge that it’s likely to draw public atten-
an emissary of the Great Race of Yith). The mirror tion, it will draw the attention of other Timekeepers
he made is vital to the function of a Chronolytic Ca- who will come to close the rift in timespace. It’s not
pacitor. Once installed, the Capacitor smooths the in the interest of the Great Race to attract unwanted
rift in timespace made by the Yithian transfer and attention.
prevents the appearance of Time Worms. The Time-
keepers guard this unique mirror at their headquar-
TIMEKEEPERS
The Great Race has learned that the process of
ters in London, sending it out when needed by one
mind-swapping far more likely to be successful if a
of their members to facilitate Yithian transfer. It is
non-possessed person is on hand to facilitate the re-
usually hand carried by a Timekeeper, but on this oc- verse swap. Over many centuries, they’ve developed
casion they were obliged to trust it to a private ship- a secret organization known in English as Time-
ping company. keepers.
New Trask has assembled a Chronolytic Capac- Part of the process of a reverse mind swap in-
itor that only needs il specchio in order to be func- volves the use of a Chronolytic Capacitor to ensure
tional. If the Investigators somehow manage to get the exchange happens without incurring any Time
the mirror from Joey, with Munroe’s help they could Worms. If a Timekeeper is on hand for the swap, the
install it and fire up the Capacitor. The Capacitor Timekeeper can assist in the construction of and re-
cannot be turned on unless il specchio is installed. moval of the Chronolytic Capacitor.
Timekeepers are charged with facilitating tem-
TIME WORMS poral swaps, dismantling Chronolytic Capacitors,
One of the many perils of traveling through time
destroying evidence of Yithian involvement, and re-
is that of Time Worms. Yithian mind exchanges cre-
turning il specchio to its keepers in London.
ate a breach in timespace, through which psyches are
For their services, Timekeepers are usually re-
exchanged. A by-product of the process is that it cre-
warded with either advanced glimpses of technolo-
ates bits of debris in the fabric of timespace and this
gies yet to come, or valuable information about the
debris is highly dangerous. immediate future. Several Timekeepers have made
These “worms” are not actually organic matter in a killing on the stock market. Timekeepers are held
any sense — the term is merely a nickname based on to their vows of secrecy by the knowledge that any
their appearance. Time Worms appear serpentine in breach of their vows can be met with a stern retribu-
nature, though neither end is truly a head nor a tail. tion that could even affect their past, let alone their
They consist of a kind a fifth-dimensional matter futures.
which on Earth causes them to appear to be made of
deep space itself. At first glance they can appear to THE FLUMMOXER
be a jet black snake or worm with small white spots; The Flummoxer is a device made from Yithian
when viewed closely one can sometimes see distant technology. It was assembled by human beings and
galaxies and other astronomic bodies. Seeing one, a made to look like a picture frame with weird filigreed
viewer should make a SAN roll, losing 1/1D6 SAN. edges. The glass plate in front generates an image
If a temporal rift is not repaired with a Chrono- designed by the Great Race capable of rendering a
lytic Capacitor or by other means, additional, larger human being senseless for a span of 2-12 minutes. It
Time Worms will appear. A new worm will appear causes no lasting damage.
every 1D6 hours, and each worm can be of a size Any character exposed to the energy of a Flum-
equal to the number of hours the rift has been open. moxer must make a Hard Power roll; should they
So if a rift has been open for 10 hours, the next arriv- fail, they find themselves stunned, flummoxed and
ing worm will be 10D6 inches in size. confused for 2d6 minutes. The Flummoxer has an ef-
Time Worms only pose a danger to living things. fective range of 15 feet. Discharging the Flummox-
If you were to trap one in a box, it would remain er requires a successful INT roll. This Flummoxer
there indefinitely. But if a worm makes physical is capable of working thirteen more times before it
contact with a living thing, that thing must make will become permanently exhausted and incapable of
a POW roll. If successful, there are no consequenc- functioning.
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 may deploy the Flummoxer. Investigators who fail a
Hard Power roll find themselves stunned, flummoxed
and confused for 2d6 minutes. Munroe is most likely
to use the Flummoxer to destroy evidence and make
an escape from the scene.
If they at least end up on good working terms with
Munroe, he can explain the Capacitor is missing a
special convex mirror that was supposed to have been
delivered yesterday.
The outcome most likely to lead to success is for
the Investigators to work with both DiVincenzo and
Munroe. If they can mollify DiVincenzo, they could
strike a deal to buy the mirror back. If the mirror can
be returned to Munroe, he should be able to fire up
the Capacitor and drive the Worms away and get
Trask back into the correct body. Investigators who
are in Munroe’s good graces could even be invited
to participate in the small invocation that activates
the Capacitor. But because of the secretive nature of
the Timekeepers and the Great Race, any interac-
tion is likely to end with Munroe at least attempt-
ing to Flummox the Investigators and Trask. If he
succeeds, Munroe will swiftly leave the premises and
remove any evidence of his presence, including the
Capacitor.
THE RESOLUTION Munroe may opt to allow the Investigators to
The real Gilbert Trask is in great peril. His psy- participate in activating the Chronolytic Capacitor,
che is caught in a temporal limbo spanning hundreds with the thought that he’ll flummox them after he’s
of millions of years. If the Investigators do nothing, done. If he does, the Capacitor is activated through
the architecture of Trask’s body will be irreparably an ancient Hyperborean invocation that the Great
damaged by Time Worms, making it impossible for Race has continued to employ as most humans seem
his mind to be able to return to his or any other body. able to make these sounds: Khomos Atalah Klanac
Further, if the Investigators do nothing, Joey Meethrog. When the phrase has been spoken multi-
DiVincenzo will find an opportunity to strike and ple times, a gear on the machine glows slightly and
will break into Trask’s home. If he succeeds in over- begins to turn. As the phrase is continued, the gear
whelming Walt, Joey will pry several teeth out of picks up speed until it is spinning very fast. A high-
Trask’s mouth and will then break his knee. During pitched hum comes off of the strange metal rods. An-
his assault on Trask, Joey will also have a run in other sound comes out of it too. A low sort of a pulse;
with a Time Worm. So, if they Investigators fail to it might be a heartbeat, but not from a human being.
take any action, it will be bad for Trask, Munroe and At this point, the Capacitor is actively reknitting the
Joey. rift in timespace and any Time Worms present will
As a Timekeeper, Munroe is sworn not to reveal dissipate over the next several minutes.
the secrets of the Yithians and their temporal trans- A perfect outcome, so far as Munroe is concerned,
fers. He will do what he can to prevent the Investi- will be a very confused Gilbert Trask waking up in
gators from understanding just what’s going on in his own body after an absence of five years. Should
the house. It’s unlikely, though not impossible, that the Investigators interact with Trask after his return,
the Investigators can convince Munroe to spill all the he will have no recollection of anything that’s trans-
beans. He will also do what he can to protect Trask, pired in his life in the past five years. The last thing
but if he has to, he’ll protect the Great Race’s secrets he remembers is driving a truck loaded with Canadi-
before he’ll protect Trask. an whiskey on a remote road in the border region. He
If the Investigators push him too hard, Munroe will, however, be grateful for the return of his wallet.
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 REWARDS Cartage Company is to handle the delivery. He
If Investigators are able to facilitate the success- starts building a Chronolytic Capacitor.
ful return of Gilbert Trask’s mind to his body, they May 1925 Trask visits Jones Hardware seeking
should earn 1D8 SAN. If they are able to prevent iridium.
Joey DiVincenzo from smashing out Trask’s teeth June 1925 Trask visits Tillinghast Rare Books
and breaking his kneecap, they should earn 1D4. If seeking occult volume.
Gilbert Trask dies, they should lose 1 point of SAN
August 1925 Gilbert Trask pawns a special
for the persistent gnawing guilt they feel.
pocket watch as a signal to his Timekeeper, Walt
Munroe.
TIMELINE OF EVENTS
To help the Keeper keep the sequence of events September 1925 Joey DiVincenzo is notified
leading up to this story clear, here’s a summary of the by Danny O’Bannion’s Lucky Cartage Co. that a
important actions. shipment is headed to Gilbert Trask.
January 17, 1920 The Volstead Act goes into October 1, 1925 Walt Munroe arrives at Trask’s
effect, making the transportation and sale of al- house to help complete the Chronolytic Capacitor
coholic beverages illegal in the United States. and to prepare for Trask’s reversal.
July 30, 1920 Gilbert Trask arrested for pos- October 5, 1925 (yesterday) With the help
session of illegal alcohol and firearms. He was of O’Bannion’s men, Joey DiVincenzo heists the
released on bail posted by Guglielmo Tartaglia. mirror Trask needs for the Chronolytic Capacitor.
Charges were later dismissed. October 6, 1925 (today), 9:09 a.m. Gilbert
September 10, 1920 While driving a truck Trask suffers a seizure as Old Trask begins to be
filled with Canadian whiskey, Gilbert Trask is swapped for New Trask. Charlotte Foley wit-
possessed by a mind of the Great Race of Yith. nesses this happening. When Charlotte runs to
He crashes the truck, and is hospitalized for in- get help, Munroe hurries Trask back to his house.
jury and amnesia. The contents of the truck are With every passing hour, there is an increasing
largely destroyed. New Trask was arrested for appearance of Time Worms.
transporting intoxicating beverages by the Al-
bany Police, but released thanks to his Bail Bond
Certificate. Charges are dismissed by intervention
of mob lawyers.
October 31, 1920 Joey DiVincenzo is attacked
by goons sent by his employers, the Tartaglia or-
ganized crime family. The thugs knock out many
of Joey’s teeth and break his knee.
November 3, 1920 New Trask leaves the hospi-
tal and promptly departs from Albany.
December 1920 Disfigured and limping, Di-
Vincenzo begins his search for Trask, intent on
revenge.
Spring 1921 Trask travels to Europe, spending
time in Spain, Montenegro and Finland.
October 1924 Trask moves to Arkham to fur-
ther his occult studies. He rents a house on Silver
Brooke Street.
February 1925 Trask contacts Anderson Chem-
ical in search of a chemical that doesn’t exist yet
that is useful for building the Capacitor.
March 1925 Trask sends for il specchio, a unique
convex mirror, to be shipped to him. Lucky Clover

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 DRAMATIS PERSONAE
INVESTIGATORS Munroe, Walt Age 36, Timekeeper
Agnes Phelps — journalist and housewife Munroe is a member of the Timekeeper organization
Bertie Babcock — U.S. history teacher and a dedicated ally of the Great Race. Knows a
Charlotte Foley — dog walker, 12 years old surprising amount about the future.
Madge Thomlinson — retired cook STR 75 CON 70 SIZ 50 DEX 65 INT 65
Stuart Knight — retired physics professor with APP 60 POW 60 EDU 77 SAN 60 HP 12
debts to the Lucky Clover Cartage Co. DB: +1D4 Build: 1 Move: 7 MP: 12
Wilbur Naughton — water engineer, originally Skills: Archaeology 24%, Cthulhu Mythos 8%,
from Albany Drive Auto 40%, Electrical Repair 27%, History
For details and statistics, see the Pregen Char- 72%, Mechanical Repair, Occult 53%, Physics
acter Sheets starting on page 28 44%, Psychology 37%

NON-PLAYER CHARACTERS Combat: Brawl 40% (30/12), damage 1D3+1D4

Leading NPCs have a good chance of interact- Flummoxer 50% (see Flummoxer)
ing with Investigators in a manner where skills and Dodge 32% (17/6)
attributes may come into play. Supporting NPCs SUPPORTING NPCS
are listed for convenience’s sake but their stats are
unlikely to be needed. Armitage, Henry Age, 64, Head Librarian of
Miskatonic’s Orne Library
LEADING NPCS
STR 55 CON 50 SIZ 60 DEX 50 INT 90
DiVincenzo, Joey Age 46, gangster APP 65 POW 80 EDU 92 SAN 73 HP 11
Joey was a rum runner working out of Albany, New DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 5 MP: 16
York for the Tartaglia family. Now he’s a free-
Skills: Cthulhu Mythos 6%, History (New En-
lance thug with a bad temper. He has harbored
gland) 60%, Library Use 95%, Occult 55%,
a grudge against Trask for years and looks for-
Persuade 70% Languages Ancient Greek 65%,
ward to knocking out Trask’s teeth and breaking
French 80%, German 70%, Latin 75%
his kneecap. He has gold teeth on the right side of
his mouth and walks with a limp from when his Combat: N/A
right kneecap was broken. Joey’s a deeply prag-
matic man, willing to consider about any deal Bigby Age 7, sweet-tempered basset hound
that might be in his best interest. STR 20 CON 40 SIZ 30 DEX 70 INT --
STR 60 CON 55 SIZ 65 DEX 50 INT 60 APP -- POW 20 EDU -- SAN -- HP 9
APP 35 POW 75 EDU 40 SAN 75 HP 12 DB: -1 Build: -1 Move: 12
DB: 0 Build: 1 Move: 7 MP: 15 Skills: Jump 70%, Listen 75%, Track 80%, Spot
Skills: Accounting 34%, Distill Gin 39%, Drive Hidden 60%.
Automobile 61%, Intimidate 51%, Law 22%, Combat: Bite/Maul 40% (20/8), damage 1D4-1
Stealth 34%, Track 39% Dodge 40% (20/8)
Combat: Brawl 60% (30/12), damage 1D4
Sap 55% (27/11) , damage 1D8
Pistol .38 Snubnose 65% (22/9), damage 1D10
Thompson Submachine Gun 60%, damage
1D10+2,
Dodge 25% (12/5)

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Bone, Christopher Age 53, head chemist at Gaspard, Jason Age 52, secretive occultist
Anderson’s Chemical Supply, jovial by nature with long, black hair and a goatee, and in-
tense eyes
STR 50 CON 50 SIZ 85 DEX 65 INT 90
APP 50 POW 40 EDU 70 SAN 40 HP 13 STR 65 CON 70 SIZ 75 DEX 70 INT 85
DB: 1D4 Build: 1 Move: 7 MP: 8 APP 65 POW 80 EDU 75 SAN 51 HP 14
Key Skills: Chemistry 66%, Physics 39%, Mathe- DB: +1D4 Build: 1 Move: 5 MP: 16
matics 44% Skills: Cthulhu Mythos 26%, Intimidate 55%,
Combat: N/A Occult 75%, Psychology 60%, Languages English
Briry, Mildred Age 43, Owner of Uptown 75%, French 80%, Greek 10%, Latin 60%.
Laundry, a ferocious work ethic, fond of wine Combat: Brawl 25% (12/5), damage 1D3+1D4
or stiletto 1D4+2+1D4
STR 40 CON 45 SIZ 50 DEX 40 INT 70
Fencing foil 55% (27/11), damage 1D6+1D4
APP 50 POW 45 EDU 45 SAN 45 HP 8
Dodge 40% (20/8)
DB: -1 Build: -1 Move: 7 MP: 9
Skills: Launder 77%, Starch 49%, Press 61% Golditz, Meyer Age 46, mob accountant, old
before his time
Carter, Allen Age 44, day manager at the
STR 50 CON 55 SIZ 50 DEX 55 INT 80
Arkham YMCA, outdoor enthusiast
APP 55 POW 55 EDU 70 SAN 53 HP 10
STR 60 CON 60 SIZ 60 DEX 55 INT 70 DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 7 MP: 10
APP 80 POW 35 EDU 60 SAN 35 HP 12
Skills: Accounting 80%, Listen 60%, Spot Hidden
DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 8 MP: 7 70%
Skills: Athletics 40%, Listen 29%, Natural World Combat: Brawl 25% (12/5), damage 1D3
19%, Stealth 23%, Swim 55%, Track 31% .32 revolver 20% (10/4), damage 1D8
Combat: N/A Dodge 30% (15/6)

Cole, Henrietta Age 40, Reference Librarian at Jones, Ben F. Age 49, manager of Jones Hard-
Miskatonic’s Orne Library ware Store, a worrywart
STR 35 CON 60 SIZ 45 DEX 45 INT 60 STR 40 CON 70 SIZ 45 DEX 60 INT 80
APP 55 POW 40 EDU 85 SAN 40 HP 10 APP 25 POW 60 EDU 60 SAN 60 HP 10
DB: -1 Build: -1 Move: 8 MP: 8 DB: -1 Build: -1 Move: 9 MP: 12
Skills: Library Use 71%, Read/Write English 86% Skills: Accounting 39%, Appraise 56%,
Persuade 44%
Combat: N/A
Combat: N/A
Dellings, James Age 48, Manager of Ander-
son’s Chemical Supply Leery, Eddie Age 44, a giant of a man and an
enforcer for Lucky Clover Cartage Company
STR 50 CON 70 SIZ 65 DEX 50 INT 80
APP 55 POW 65 EDU 45 SAN 65 HP 13 STR 80 CON 85 SIZ 85 DEX 60 INT 55
DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 8 MP: 13 APP 50 POW 50 EDU 30 SAN 35 HP 17
DB: +1D6 Build: 2 Move: 6 MP: 10
Skills: Accounting 57% , Persuade 43%
Skills: Intimidate 80%, Listen 40%, Throw 70%
Combat: N/A
Combat: Brawl 70% (35/14), damage 1D3+1D6
or blackjack 1D8+1D6
.45 revolver 40% (20/8), damage 1D10+2
Dodge 35% (17/7)

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Maplewood, Hazel Age 79, senior citizen with Palmer, Carolyn Age 27, the receptionist at
rheumatoid arthritis, owner of Bigby Dr. Muelhig’s
STR 15 CON 50 SIZ 45 DEX 55 INT 60 STR 45 CON 60 SIZ 40 DEX 30 INT 60
APP 45 POW 35 EDU 50 SAN 35 HP 6 APP 65 POW 40 EDU 50 SAN 40 HP 8
DB: -2 Build: -2 Move: 2 MP: 7 DB: -1 Build: -1 Move: 8 MP: 8
Skills: Knit 39%, Listen 18% Skills: Accounting 31%, Stenography 39%, Psy-
Combat: N/A chology 22%
Combat: N/A
Muelhig, Dr. Heinrich T. Age 54, German
psychiatrist Tillinghast, Edward Age 55, antiquarian book
dealer, a well-read alcoholic
STR 55 CON 60 SIZ 70 DEX 45 INT 80
APP 50 POW 60 EDU 85 SAN 58 HP 13 STR 40 CON 50 SIZ 50 DEX 45 INT 75
DB: +1D4 Build: 1 Move: 5 MP: 12 APP 50 POW 45 EDU 75 SAN 45 HP 10
Skills: Credit Rating 60%, Listen 60%, Psycho- DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 5 MP: 9
analysis 70%, Psychology 60% Languages Skills: Accounting 60%, Appraise 85%, History
English 60%, German 85%, Latin 40% (Arkham) 70%, Library Use 65%
Combat: N/A Combat: N/A

Murphy, Mitchell Age 29, doorman of the Eye Trask, Ethleen Age 81, the aged mother of
of Amara Society Gilbert Trask
STR 70 CON 75 SIZ 80 DEX 60 INT 55 STR 40 CON 45 SIZ 50 DEX 40 INT 50
APP 45 POW 50 EDU 50 SAN 10 HP 15 APP 35 POW 40 EDU 29 SAN 40 HP 8
DB: 1D4 Build: 1 Move: 7 MP: 10 DB: -1 Build: -1 Move: 2 MP: 8
Skills: Listen 44%, Spot Hidden 40% Skills: Dither 53%, Mumble 31%, Worry 68%
Combat: Brawl 55% (27/11), damage 1D3+1D4 Combat: N/A
Dodge 65% (32/13)
Trask, Gilbert Age 49, victim of a temporal
O’Bannion, Danny Age 33, organized crime abduction.
boss in Arkham. Trask’s brain is currently occupied by a small portion
of his own psyche and a small portion of a Yithian
STR 75 CON 75 SIZ 80 DEX 65 INT 75
intelligence. Much of Trask’s brain is currently
APP 75 POW 70 EDU 60 SAN 66 HP 15
empty of any psyche. If not restored, he will die
DB: +1D4 Build: 1 Move: 7 MP: 14 in a few days. If Trask’s mind is returned to his
Skills: Charm 65%, Credit Rating 80%, Humiliate body, he’ll be horribly confused, as his last mem-
Other 80%, Intimidate 70% ory was of driving a truck full of whiskey through
the woods of upstate New York.
Combat: Brawl 55% (27/11), damage
1D3+1D4 or blackjack 1D8+1D4 STR 60 CON 55 SIZ 50 DEX 55 INT 65
.38 auto 40% (20/8), damage 1D10 APP 55 POW 65 EDU 25 SAN 9 HP 9
Dodge 65% (32/13) DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 6 MP: 2
Skills: If Old Trask returns, he’ll eventually recov-
er his skills but not in time for this adventure
Combat: N/A

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 PROP CHECKLIST
Be sure these props are loaded in the wallet
Walters, Timothy 42, toy merchant and ama-
teur astronomer •Anderson Chemical Supplies Business Card

STR 35 CON 60 SIZ 55 DEX 55 INT 70 •B.F. Jones Hardware Business Card
APP 55 POW 55 EDU 60 SAN 55 HP 12 •Dr. Muelhig Appointment Card (customized)
DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 8 MP: 11 •Rare Books & Maps Business Card
Skills: Astronomy 53%, Photography 61%, •Worldwide Press Clipping Bureau Business Card
Chemistry 44%
•Automobile Bail Bond Certificate
Combat: N/A
•New York Driver’s License
Wade, Randle Age 48, pawn broker with con- •Eye of Amara Society Card
nections to the Lucky Clover Cartage Compa-
ny. •Diamond Credit Agency Pawn Ticket
(customized)
STR 65 CON 65 SIZ 80 DEX 35 INT 60
•Fleur de Lys Cigarette Card
APP 55 POW 65 EDU 45 SAN 65 HP 17
DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 8 MP: 13 •Grafton Diner Punch Card

Skills: Accounting 23%, Appraise 57%, Law •Key

26%, Charm 50%, Fast Talk 70% •Laundry Ticket (customized)
Combat: N/A •Locker Combination

Whaley, Bernice 28, waitress at the counter at •Lucky Clover Token

Grafton’s Diner •Miskatonic University Orne Library Card
(customized)
STR 65 CON 30 SIZ 50 DEX 55 INT 40
APP 60 POW 50 EDU 35 SAN 50 HP 8 •Money: $1 bill, $5 bill and $20 gold coin
DB: 0 Build: 0 Move: 8 MP: 10 •Pocket Guide to Arkham
Skills: Pour Coffee 85%, Sling Hash 68% •Red Herring Matchbook
Combat: N/A •Remitter’s Receipt (customized)
•Snapshot of Woman with Cat (customized)
•YMCA Locker Receipt (customized)

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