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Call of Cthulhu LCG

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Welcome to the world of the Call of Cthulhu: The Card Game, a world based on the weird fiction of H.P. Lovecraft and his literary circle. In this world, conflicts rage between cosmic powers who want the world for their own unfathomable purposes and the human agencies dedicated to stopping them.

All cards taken from http://www.cardgamedb.com, sorted by collection, named and tagged. There is only one copy of each card, in the original game you get one copy of each in the Core set and three copies from each in the expansions.

Included:
- Core set
- Secrets of Arkham
- The Order of the Silver Twilight
- Seekers of Knowledge
- The Key and the Gate
- Terror in Venice
- Denizens of the Underworld
- The Sleeper Below
- For the Greater Good
- The Thousand Young
- The Mark of Madness
- Summons of the Deep (The Spawn of the Sleeper, The Horror Beneath the Surface, The Antediluvian Dreams,
The Terror of the Tides, The Thing from the Shore, The Path to Y'ha-nthlei)
- Dreamlands (Twilight Horror, In Memory of Day, In the Dread of Night, Search for the Silver Key,
Sleep of the Dead, Journey to Unknown Kadath)
- The Yuggoth Contract (Whispers in the Dark, Murmurs of Evil, The Spoken Covenant, The Wailer Below,
Screams from Within, The Cacophony)
- The Rituals of the Order (The Twilight Beckons, Perilous Trials, Initiations of the Favored,
Aspirations of Ascension, The Gleaming Spiral, That Which Consumes)
- Forgotten Lore (At the Mountains of Madness)
- Forgotten Lore (Ancient Horrors)
- Forgotten Lore (Spawn of Madness, Kingsport Dreams, Conspiracies of Chaos, Dunwich Denizens)
- Ancient Relics (The Shifting Sands, Curse of the Jade Emperor, The Breathing Jungle, Never Night,
Into Tartarus, Shadow of the Monolith)
- Revelations (Written and Bound, Words of Power, Ebla Restored, Lost Rites, The Unspeakable Pages,
Touched by the Abyss)

Scripted:
- Domain tiles: Drop a card over a domain to place it under the tile. The tile moves down accordingly. Cards are locked under a domain, so they don't form a deck. To interact with a card under a domain, you have to unlock it first.