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10/31/2026

This week's weekend update is complete. All of this week's gaming articles have been added to the library. Drop in and see what you have been missing

Every Thursday, 52 Weeks of Halloween drops a fresh horror review on Geek Opera, where T. Glenn Bane cuts through the shadows to deliver sharp, passionate insight into the films and media that define…

10/31/2026

Everyone here is Scaldcrow Games wishes each and every one of you a very safe, exciting, and memorable Halloween!!

10/30/2026

Happy Halloween from Scaldcrow Games. This one shot adventure for Worlds of Pulp is available for your holiday entertainment right now. Go get it. Play it and let us know how it went.

Ancient evil rises beneath a small-town Main Street as heroes, monsters, and occult hunters race to stop a supernatural resurrection.

10/29/2026

Happy Halloween! Or at least the last52 Weeks of Halloween before the baleful night. Tonight I reveal my favorite Horror pick...

Fright Night (1985) brings suburban vampire dread and 80s nostalgia. Our 52 Weeks of Halloween review sinks its teeth in. Dare a look.

10/28/2026

In case you missed the announcement earlier. "The Witch Tish-Tasha" is now available to be heard. Its great night for a good, creepy campfire story.

T. Glenn Bane shares a childhood tale of Tish-Tasha, told by his mama in a tiny mountain town. Pull up by the fire for some Appalachian horror.

10/28/2026

Some stories aren't meant to stay with one person. They're meant to be passed along.
Campfire tales have always worked that way. Back in the Appalachian hills, nobody read them from a book. Someone told them out loud by the fire, and the listeners carried them home and told them again. That's how my mama first passed on the name "Tish-Tasha," in a little mountain-top town, when I was knee-high to nothing.

Now I've recorded it so you can hear it the old way, spoken aloud. It's waiting for you at Scaldcrow.com. https://scaldcrow.com/?p=4553

Here's the best way to listen:
Wait until dark
Turn the lights down low
Bring someone brave along (or someone who thinks they are)
Tag the friend who loves a good scare, or share this post so the tale keeps traveling. That's how these stories survive.
Who's the first person you'd want sitting next to you in the dark for this one?

T. Glenn Bane shares a childhood tale of Tish-Tasha, told by his mama in a tiny mountain town. Pull up by the fire for some Appalachian horror.

10/27/2026

The newest TTRPG set piece for your game from Scaldcrow Games is "Mainstreet, USA." Its a fast setting that quickly lay a foundation of believability into any game where a small town is needed, and authentic flavor is desired.

Drop this ready-made Main Street into any pulp RPG. Shops, locals, rumors, and adventure hooks bring instant life to small-town play.

10/26/2026

Finally the series concludes with part 5 out of 5. I will discuss some of the additional polishing methods I will use to finish this pocket worlds supplement. Also all of the previous articles are available at geek Opera index. There is a link in the article.

Nothing is inherited in Klossus: see plans for how honor scores, campaign sheets, a map, and hooks turn this TTRPG setting into a playable Pocket World.

10/25/2026

🎃 The Complete Halloween NPC Collection Is Here! 🎃

October's horrors have arrived in full.

The entire FREE Halloween NPC Collection for Worlds of Pulp™ is now available, featuring seven ready-to-use monsters, hunters, mystics, and supernatural threats that can be dropped directly into your Pocket Worlds campaigns.

Inside you'll find:

🔹 Sister Magdalene, Exorcist
🔹 The Patchwork Man Reborn
🔹 The Sand King, The Awakened
🔹 Lilith Blackwell, The Hexed
🔹 Silas Grey, The Cursed
🔹 Caleb Voltek
🔹 Dr. Elias Kronhart

Whether your heroes are battling demons, confronting ancient curses, hunting monsters, or struggling against darkness within themselves, these characters are ready for adventure.

Best of all, they're completely free.

👉 https://scaldcrow.com/?p=2032

Download them, use them, and bring a little more horror to your Pocket Worlds.

Meet the monsters of Halloween in Pulp Roster! Vampire hunters, cursed beasts, mummies, witches, and legends stalk the night.

10/24/2026

The Geek Opera Index has been updated, my curious creatures, and the vault doors are swinging open once more.
Every Mazes and Mondays, Tactical Tuesday, Worlds and Wednesdays, Friday Fright, every fable, every forgotten film from the 52 Weeks of Halloween now waits in one place.
Missed something this week? Or a few weeks back? Now's your chance to catch up before the next one arrives.
Head to the Geek Opera Index now and claim what's yours. Then tell us in the comments: which piece are you grabbing first?

Every Thursday, 52 Weeks of Halloween drops a fresh horror review on Geek Opera, where T. Glenn Bane cuts through the shadows to deliver sharp, passionate insight into the films and media that define…