Into the De(ath)pths: A Deep Dive into Cthulhu: Death May Die, Part II: Basics of Investigation

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I saw the Zombicide Iron Maiden expansion but had no idea Eddie made an appearance here too. Up the Irons!

What a ridiculous amount of Investigators! I can't imagine fishing around for the right mini.

WadeMonnig wrote: I saw the Zombicide Iron Maiden expansion but had no idea Eddie made an appearance here too. Up the Irons!

He shows up in a remarkable number of places. There's a card and mini for him in Ankh, too.

hotseatgames wrote: What a ridiculous amount of Investigators! I can't imagine fishing around for the right mini.

I have them divided alphabetically, A-M in one bag, N-Z in another. I've also written their names on the bottoms of all the minis, since most of them are pretty easily identifiable by their matching pose on their card, but a few are kinda vague and after looking at 40+ of them (per bag), sometimes it's good to have a hint. Did the same thing with the small monsters, too, since there are so many of them.

Jackwraith wrote:

WadeMonnig wrote: I saw the Zombicide Iron Maiden expansion but had no idea Eddie made an appearance here too. Up the Irons!

He shows up in a remarkable number of places. There's a card and mini for him in Ankh, too.

Edit: Nevermind, found out it was the zombicide expansion that included it for Ankh.

After Hellboy, it’s weird seeing Rasputin as a “good guy”.

I mean, after history it's weird seeing Rasputin as a "good guy." Although, as some very few of us saw in the second comic for DMD, not all the investigators really are " good guys"... I think one of the best things about HPL's stuff when applied to things like Call of Cthulhu (both RPG and LCG) is that you can be against the Dark Gods devouring our universe and still not be a moral person.

That’s actually a really good point.