List of Carcosa products

[Finarvyn]

I'd like to see a complete list of Carcosa products (along with author and publishing company) so that someone who wants to start out has some sort of guide as to what is out there. As anyone comes up with more, please add them to this thread and I’ll add them to this list.

Rulebooks

Supplement V Carcosa (Original Edition) - Geoffrey McKinney, 2008

Supplement V Carcosa (Expurgated Edition) - Geoffrey McKinney, 2008

Carcosa (Released under the Lamentations of the Flame Princess RPG banner) - Geoffrey McKinney, TBA 2011 (?)

Dice

Carcosa Special d10 (black) by Brave Halfling Publishing, Designed by Caleb Jensen, Manufactured by Dice Creator (http://www.dicecreator.com/)

Maps

Color map of Carcosa - jjarvis, 2010
A free download of a color version of Carcosa Map 1 from the main rulebook.

Supplements and Adventures

Carcosa Coachervation (2010)
A collection of misc Carcosa goodies, edited by Greyharp and you can get one as a free PDF download.

The Carcosan Grimoire - Cameron DuBeers, 2009
The Carcosan Grimoire is a set of free resources for the role-playing supplement Carcosa by Geoffrey McKinney.

The Carcosan Grimoire, Book II- Cameron DuBeers
(coming soon?)

The Fungoid Gardens of the Bone Sorcerer – Geoffrey McKinney, 2009
A revised PDF-only module for low-level characters. This module was previously published in Fight On!#4 and can still be found there.

Obregon's Dishonor - Cameron DuBeers, 2009 - Brave Halfling
This 40-page, digest-sized module is designed for 6-8 Characters of Levels 4-6.

Strange Sights of the Doomed World Carcosa - Crussdaddy
a new encounter for each of the 400 hexes of the map included with the original Supplement V: CARCOSA booklet. Also included are several new monsters, items both sorcelogical and technological, a couple new lotus powders to snort, and some other junk.


Ten Dooms of the Icy Wastes, from Fight On! #9 - Chris Robert, 2010
Adventure hooks and points of interest in the frozen tundra

[url=http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/fi...._shelf/center/1
]The Darkness Beneath[/url] - Level 14, City of the Ancients, from Fight On! #10 - Chris Robert, maps by Lester & Alex Schroder, 2010
A ruined hi-tech city is the setting for a war of Space Aliens v. Irrationalists; takes place off CARCOSA on a more traditional D&D world, but can be relocated with little effort

[Deleted]

The Carcosan Grimoire is an independent publication. I've talked BHP into helping me get a hardcopy of this book available through Lulu, but they aren't officially involved. I am, of course, both grateful and indebted to John for his assistance. He's a busy guy.

I'm thinking of forming a one-man, informal publishing company to handle future printings of Grimoire and other material for Carcosa.

The Jaftgong Print House, perhaps.

[Finarvyn]

Sept 15, 2009 13:02:34 GMT -6 @dubeers said:

The Carcosan Grimoire is an independent publication.

Fixed, for now. If it gets a more longterm publisher, I can edit the OP again.

[Finarvyn]

I decided to "sticky" this so it stays at the top. As folks create Carcosa materials, perhaps they can add to this thread (in addition to any other thread they start on the product) and I'll try to edit my original post in order to have a somewhat up-to-date list for people to find quickly.

[Finarvyn]

I updated the OP to include a link to jjarvis' wonderful map.

[Finarvyn]

Also added in some links so folks can find the products faster.

[Finarvyn]

Added a link to the Carcosa Coachervation download.

[nezach]

Thank you very much for the work in collecting the links to cool Carcosa content Finarvyn. I just wanted to point out that the link to the Carcosa Coachervation was sadly removed in the thread you link to due to apparent duplication of content from the Grimoire.

[crusssdaddy]

Ten Dooms of the Icy Wastes, from Fight On! #9 - Chris Robert, 2010
Adventure hooks and points of interest in the frozen tundra
www.lulu.com/product/paperback/fight-on-%239-spring-2010/11474062?productTrackingContext=product_view/recently_viewed/left/1

The Darkness Beneath - Level 14, City of the Ancients, from Fight On! #10 - Chris Robert, maps by Lester & Alex Schroder, 2010
A ruined hi-tech city is the setting for a war of Space Aliens v. Irrationalists; takes place off CARCOSA on a more traditional D&D world, but can be relocated with little effort
www.lulu.com/product/paperback/fight-on-%2310-summerfall-2010/13041706?productTrackingContext=search_results/search_shelf/center/1

[Finarvyn]

Oct 24, 2010 12:39:12 GMT -6 crusssdaddy said:

Ten Dooms of the Icy Wastes
The Darkness Beneath

Thanks! Got 'em both added to the OP.

[vladicu]

Interested in buying all things Carcosa. I'll post when my hunger is sated, so this is an ongoing notice of purchasing intent for anyone interested in selling.

[Ynas Midgard]

I can't find Strange Sights of the Doomed World Carcosa anywhere - is it still available somewhere?

[foxroe]

A little late to the game, but thanks for starting this Marv. Carcosa rocks! (in a strictly mad, gibbering sort of way of course... )

[crusssdaddy]

Apr 11, 2011 18:35:05 GMT -6 Ynas Midgard said:

I can't find Strange Sights of the Doomed World Carcosa anywhere - is it still available somewhere?

I'm the author of Strange Sights - I took it down as a stand-alone, since it will be included in the new LotFP version of CARCOSA. I'm looking forward to coming up with some new material... though probably not 400 hexes worth.

[Ynas Midgard]

I see. Then, the new Carcosa seems to be a must for me.

[Finarvyn]

It does sound pretty cool!

[Finarvyn]

Updated Carcosa list to include the new dice!

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Jun 7, 2011 8:33:23 GMT -6 Finarvyn said:

Updated Carcosa list to include the new dice!

Thanks Fin.

Permission is freely granted to anyone to repost either of these pictures, but please include a bit about them being for sale by BHP.

Oh, and price for the dice is $7.50 + $1 S/H for US orders.

Yeah, that sounds a little steep but this is a very handy die, it will make you look cool at the game table, and you can never have too many dice!

Ordering these singly from the manufacturer will cost you (at current Euro conversion rates) over $11 US.

[Finarvyn]

A couple of thoughts:

1. Specialty dice bought from a small company are bound to be pricey, but these don't seem that bad. If you want them, Brave Halfiling is clearly the place to go!

2. It might be nice somewhere along the line to explain the Carcosa dice just in case folks don't know what they do. (All the funny shapes on the faces, etc.)

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Jun 7, 2011 13:01:10 GMT -6 Finarvyn said:

A couple of thoughts:

1. Specialty dice bought from a small company are bound to be pricey, but these don't seem that bad. If you want them, Brave Halfiling is clearly the place to go!

2. It might be nice somewhere along the line to explain the Carcosa dice just in case folks don't know what they do. (All the funny shapes on the faces, etc.)

Thanks for the kind words, Finarvyn!

Per your excellent advice, an FAQ is posted elsewhere.

[CivilianZero]

So where exactly are those dice available? None of the links links or any google-fu seems to provide any answers.

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Jun 9, 2013 21:08:32 GMT -6 CivilianZero said:

So where exactly are those dice available? None of the links links or any google-fu seems to provide any answers.

For a while it looked as if I would be overseas for an extended period of time, so I sent all the remaining dice to John at the BHP Main Office. When last I spoke with him, he still had stock remaining. I'm not sure where the ordering page is located, but you can e-mail him here:

[e-mail]

There are quality dice. We're selling them at cost, plus the bare amount needed to cover shipping.

[Merctime]

Please pardon me if this information is available elsewhere... I'm a bit short of time and can't search at the moment. I have heard of folks who say there is an OD&D version of Carcosa... I believe the one I have is the LotFP version. It's the one with the (wonderful! Awesome! Fantastic!) 800 hexes full of information in the back of the book.

Can anyone tell me what the differences are, besides LotFP rules vs OD&D rules in the volumes? Specifically, are the hex information blocks in the OD&D ones?

I'd love to get a copy of the OD&D version. I'm basically asking for help as to how to identify it, find it, and buy it!

Thanks everyone!

[crusssdaddy]

The original Carcosa has only 400 hex items, the first one in each of the LotFP hexes. I believe the only other differences are the original uses level titles, original names for some monsters (Green Slime, Ochre Jelly, etc...), does not have the single-hex adventure, accomplishes saving throws and movement per OD&D, lacks Geoffrey's essay about Men on Carcosa, and none of the art... I think that's it.

I think it's only available now for purchase on the secondary market.

[tkdco2]

There may be a few copies in a local game store. That's where I found the Expurgated Edition for OD&D.

[Merctime]

Thanks for the head's up, guys! Now I know what I'm looking for, at least

[tkdco2]

Even if your game store doesn't have a copy, let them know you're looking for it. They may be able to find a copy, although they may have to special order it. My game store often gets second-hand stuff via donation or sales, which then is sold in the discount section. Maybe your store does that as well.

[Finarvyn]

I was really on top of the list early on, when Carcosa was an OD&D product. Since it moved to LotFP I haven't updated the list of products or kept up with the links.

[tkdco2]

The list should be updated, since Geoffrey has since published four new Carcosa modules, with four more in the works.

[mannclay]

Jan 8, 2017 14:58:21 GMT -6 tkdco2 said:

The list should be updated, since Geoffrey has since published four new Carcosa modules, with four more in the works.

ohhh. wow.. been a long time since i have been here in these forums. anyways...i agree. We should update the list, i came here to look for what's new about Carcosa, ya' know?