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White Dwarf 19, June/July 1980. Les Edwards, 1980.

Cthulhu Now(*), White Dwarf 42, June 1983.

(*) Assuming that your ‘now’ is the summer of 1983 that is…

Gorgos the Thromb. From AD&D/Call of Cthulhu scenario Ancient & Modern published in White Dwarf 81, September 1986. Steven Beggs, 1986.

Advert for Call of Cthulhu 2nd edition Games Workshop printing circa 1983.

Map from AD&D/Call of Cthuhlu Scenario Ancient & Modern from White Dwarf 80, August 1986. Tim Sell, 1986.

In this scenario for two system events in 1920s Europe and the antediluvian land Theem’hdra from Brian Lumley’s Cthulhu Mythos fiction cross over. The CoC investigators were ideally real-life ancestors of the players, the AD&D characters were their really ancient ancestors.

White Dwarf 72, December 1985. Lee Gibbons, 1985.

White Dwarf 75, March 1986. Lee Gibbons, 1986.

(£2.50 a rip off? Not my scan mate, nothing to do with me)

Games Workshop advert, 1985.

To his gibbering, sanity-blasting horror, Algernon slowly realised with mounting terror that the blackened and blasphemous hieroglyphics upon the plastered walls of the dread tomb of the utterly unmentionable Tentacled Pharoah of the Damned Dynasty read only “Do you need any paints or glue?”

Advert for Halls of Horror (Cthulhu floorplans) and Best of White Dwarf Articles III (compilation of WD articles). Games Workshop, 1986.

Art by Ian Miller and Chris Achilleos.

Advert for Games Workshop UK printing of Call of Cthulhu from White Dwarf 80, August 1986.