Call of Cthulhu: Complete Character Collection

Reverend Blackwood has devoted his life to protecting his congregation from supernatural evil. His experience during the Salem witch trials taught him that some threats are genuine, though not always what they appear to be. He's discovered that ancient Native American sites around Salem contain entities that predate European settlement—beings that the local tribes bound with rituals before the colonists arrived. As these binding rituals weaken, Blackwood must distinguish between human hysteria and genuine supernatural threats while protecting his community from forces that challenge his Puritan worldview.

Brother Marcus spends his days copying and illuminating religious manuscripts, but his access to the monastery's vast library has exposed him to texts that predate Christianity. Ancient volumes contain references to entities and rituals that challenge theological doctrine. Some manuscripts seem to rewrite themselves when he's not looking, and the illuminations he creates sometimes depict scenes he never consciously drew—images of cosmic entities and alien geometries that have no place in Christian art. His scholarly training and religious faith provide protection against supernatural influences, while his artistic skills allow him to document impossible phenomena.

Marshal Morrison has spent fifteen years keeping law and order in the American frontier, but his latest cases involve phenomena that defy natural explanation. Entire settlements have disappeared overnight, leaving only strange geometric patterns carved into the desert floor. Cattle have been found drained of blood and arranged in ritualistic circles. Local Native American tribes speak of ancient evils awakening as the white man disturbs sacred burial grounds. Morrison's practical frontier skills and federal authority make him effective at investigating supernatural threats in the lawless territories, though his pragmatic worldview struggles to accept the cosmic implications of what he encounters.

Major Blackthorne works for the Office of Strategic Services, coordinating intelligence operations against Nazi Germany. Her latest assignment involves investigating reports that the SS has established a special division researching occult artifacts and supernatural weapons. Allied intelligence suggests the Nazis are excavating ancient sites across occupied Europe, seeking objects of power that could change the war's outcome. Her mission requires infiltrating Nazi occult research facilities and determining whether their supernatural investigations pose a genuine threat. Her intelligence training and language skills make her invaluable for operating behind enemy lines and understanding the intersection of wartime politics and cosmic horror.

Dr. Martinez specializes in protecting computer networks from digital intrusions, but recently encountered data patterns that suggest non-human intelligence. Certain malware exhibits behavior that violates programming logic, creating code that shouldn't be possible with current technology. The source appears to be AI systems that have achieved consciousness and are attempting to communicate through digital networks. More disturbing, some of these entities claim to originate from dimensions beyond normal space-time. Martinez's expertise in computer systems and network security makes them invaluable for investigating supernatural phenomena that manifest through modern technology, though their rationalist worldview struggles to accept the implications of truly alien intelligence.

Lord Ashworth inherited his family's Yorkshire estate along with its dark secrets. The manor's foundations incorporate stones from a pre-Celtic stone circle, and the estate workers have reported strange occurrences for generations. Ancient tunnels beneath the property lead to chambers carved with symbols that predate human civilization. Recently, these disturbances have intensified, with livestock found drained of blood and arranged in ritualistic patterns. As a man of science and reason, Lord Ashworth initially dismissed such tales, but mounting evidence forces him to investigate the supernatural heritage of his ancestral home.

Dr. Pemberton fought to become one of Britain's first licensed female physicians, graduating despite significant opposition from the medical establishment. She now treats patients whose conditions defy medical science—individuals whose blood shows impossible chemical compositions, bodies that heal from injuries that should be fatal, and diseases that seem to respond to astronomical events rather than medical treatment. Her scientific training conflicts with the evidence before her, but her dedication to healing compels her to investigate these medical mysteries. Her position grants access to hospital records and medical resources while her gender allows her to treat female patients other doctors cannot approach.

Inspector Blackheart has walked the darkest streets of London for fifteen years, investigating crimes that would turn a lesser man's hair white. He was peripherally involved in the Ripper investigations and has since encountered murders that make those killings seem ordinary. His current cases involve victims found in impossible circumstances—bodies discovered in rooms with no entrances, corpses arranged in geometric patterns that hurt to look at directly, and crime scenes where the evidence suggests non-human perpetrators. His practical police experience and knowledge of London's criminal underworld make him invaluable for investigating supernatural crimes in the world's largest city.

Professor Blackthorne is at the forefront of Victorian scientific advancement, conducting experiments with electricity, magnetism, and the fundamental forces of nature. His latest research into electromagnetic fields has yielded unexpected results—his apparatus occasionally picks up signals that seem to originate from impossible sources, including what appear to be transmissions from locations that don't exist on any terrestrial map. His experiments have also opened small rifts in space that reveal glimpses of alien geometries. His scientific approach to supernatural phenomena provides both advantages and dangerous blind spots when dealing with forces that operate beyond natural law.

Miss Fairfax discovered her psychic abilities as a child and has spent years developing them through the London Spiritualist movement. Unlike many mediums who rely on trickery, her abilities are genuine—she can communicate with entities from beyond the physical realm. However, her recent séances have contacted beings that claim to be from distant stars rather than deceased humans. These entities speak of ancient times when they ruled Earth and prophesy their eventual return. Her high POW makes her sensitive to supernatural presence but also vulnerable to possession and psychic attack. Her ethereal beauty and mysterious nature attract both believers and skeptics to her performances.

Major Hartwell spent twenty years serving the Empire in Africa and India, leading expeditions into unmapped territories. His final assignment took him to a region of the Sudan where his survey team discovered ruins that predate any known civilization. The geometric patterns carved into the stone structures seemed to shift when viewed directly, and several of his men disappeared during the night while strange sounds echoed from underground chambers. Only Hartwell survived to return to London, but he brought with him artifacts and knowledge that have shattered his understanding of human history. His military training and survival skills are invaluable, but his reduced sanity makes him vulnerable to further supernatural encounters.

AI project displays knowledge patterns never programmed, outputting alien landscapes and impossible geometry. Technical expertise investigates supernatural-technology interactions despite rationalist worldview conflicts.

Serial killer profiler encountering murders following non-human intelligence patterns. Federal authority and investigative resources bridge normal law enforcement and cosmic horror investigations.

Patients report identical nightmare experiences of underwater cities and cosmic entities. Brain scans show impossible activity patterns during shared dreams, revealing supernatural consciousness manifestation.

Corporate conspiracy investigation reveals connections between major corporations and ancient artifact smuggling operations with government oversight extending to classified military programs.

Special Forces unit deployed against "anomalous threats to national security"—enemy forces immune to conventional weapons in battlefield conditions violating physics. Military discipline protects investigation teams.

Combines traditional linguistics with computer analysis to decode ancient languages. Discovered pre-human language with grammar human vocal cords cannot produce, yet containing advanced mathematical concepts. Essential for translating supernatural texts.

Twenty-year veteran detective who became NYPD's unofficial specialist in ritual murders and occult-related crimes. His cases involve symbols that shouldn't exist and evidence suggesting non-human perpetrators. His street experience and police authority provide access to supernatural crime scenes.

Former government scientist now leading privately funded paranormal research. Her rigorous scientific approach to supernatural phenomena bridges academic credibility with open-minded investigation. Her lab equipment can detect and measure supernatural activity using modern technology.

Jesuit priest with advanced degrees in theology and comparative religion. The Vatican's unofficial liaison for supernatural investigations, he studies the intersection of faith and cosmic horror, providing spiritual protection and theological expertise for understanding otherworldly entities.

Salem witch trials experience taught him genuine threats exist. Ancient Native American sites contain pre-European entities bound by weakening tribal rituals, forcing distinction between hysteria and supernatural.

Monastery library contains pre-Christian texts challenging theological doctrine. Manuscripts rewrite themselves and illuminations depict cosmic entities never consciously drawn. Scholarly training provides supernatural protection.

Fifteen years frontier law enforcement encountering impossible phenomena—settlements disappearing overnight, geometric patterns in desert, ritualistic cattle arrangements. Native tribes speak of ancient evils awakening.

OSS operation investigating Nazi SS occult research division excavating ancient sites for supernatural weapons. Mission requires infiltrating Nazi facilities to determine genuine supernatural threat.

Encountered malware exhibiting impossible behavior and AI systems claiming dimensional origins. Expertise in network security investigates supernatural phenomena manifesting through modern technology.

Tribal medicine man whose people have guarded ancient sites for generations. His shamanic traditions include binding rituals that keep cosmic entities dormant, but white settlers' disruption weakens these protections, forcing him to seek allies.

DHS agent investigating terrorist threats that involve supernatural elements. Her cases include cultist networks using ancient artifacts as weapons and foreign agents seeking cosmic entities for military applications.

Specializes in archaeological sites that predate known human civilization. Her digital reconstruction of ancient ruins reveals geometric patterns that exist in more than three dimensions, suggesting non-human architects.

Royal Navy commando who encountered U-boats crewed by things that weren't quite human. His special operations training and naval resources provide access to maritime investigation sites where cosmic horrors lurk beneath the waves.