The Incredible Dr. Quinn

The Incredible Dr. Quinn: A Keeper’s Must-Have Scenario

Step into a modern-day Call of Cthulhu adventure where science, addiction, and the Mythos collide in the shadowy suburbs of upstate New York. The Incredible Dr. Quinn invites Keepers to run a scenario that’s equal parts investigative thriller and cosmic horror, with a narrative that hooks players from the first page. When a shocking murder-suicide throws the investigators into the orbit of the enigmatic Dr. Quinn and his Tree of Life Clinic, they’ll unravel a web of mesmerism, forbidden experiments, and the chilling influence of Shub-Niggurath.

What makes this scenario stand out is its seamless blend of real-world issues and eldritch horror. Dr. Quinn’s addiction recovery clinic is more than a front—it’s a laboratory for the unnatural, offering Keepers a wealth of opportunities for moral dilemmas, tense confrontations, and psychological drama. The open-ended structure lets you tailor the investigation to your group’s style, whether they prefer hacking, social engineering, or classic clue-chasing. Each location—from the meticulously detailed clinic to the eerie cottage and the high-tech server room—comes alive with memorable NPCs, handouts, and secrets waiting to be uncovered.

The Incredible Dr. Quinn is designed for maximum Keeper flexibility. Modular scenes, clear clues, and dynamic antagonists mean you can run it as a tightly paced one-shot or expand it into a campaign arc with recurring threats. The scenario is packed with ready-to-use stat blocks, new spells, and unique Mythos technology, making prep a breeze and improvisation easy. Whether your players are seasoned investigators or new to the Mythos, you’ll have everything you need to deliver sessions filled with suspense, horror, and unforgettable choices.

If you’re searching for a scenario that combines contemporary themes with classic Lovecraftian terror—and gives your table the chance to face both human and inhuman monsters—The Incredible Dr. Quinn is the adventure that will keep your players talking long after the final SAN check. Bring it to your table and see why Keepers everywhere are adding it to their must-run list!

New full color maps maps

• 5 Pre-generated fleshed out characters
• 10 Page adventure with 25 additional pages of handouts and pre-generated characters
• New investigator society - The Amherst Investigators
• New Mythos Spell - Crawl the Net
• Mythos Item - Mi-Go brain canister

The Amherst Investigators:

• PI Petra Fanny Rafique - Founder of the Amherst Investigators. Started the group when I got stuck on an investigation and it took on a life of its own. Five cases later, they each have a role to play. Capt Mark, the miltary man; Dr. Sandra - MD for the group;Programmer (hacker) Jasmine; and Barney the southern charmer. All of the cases that the AI investigates usually has a wierd take and most cases are probono.
• Capt Mark Walter Webley - The Amherst Investigators saved my life. After I retired from the military, I felt lost, almost ready to end it all when I saw the meetup email about the group. It caught my interest for the first time in a long time. Every time I am just about to give up, there is another case. The group has become like a family to me and given me a reason to keep going.
• Dr. Sandra Beatrice Ashurst - I met Petra after she showed up at the ER with a concussion. She invited me to join her group. I proved very interesting diversion from being an ER doc, I have become very attached to this group.
• Bartender/Occultist Barnabas Beaurguard Bishop - Petra is a regular at my bar "The Irish Gnome." When she asked out using the private room for meetings, I said sure. It did not take long to suck me in. The Investigator's meetings are interesting and I was able to contribute. I guess having beer available didn't hurt either.
• Programmer Jasmine Kathy Stanley - I did some 'research' for Petra a few years back. She always has my back. When Petra told me about her 'Amherst Investigators,' I told her I was in. Capt. Mark is a stodgy old fart, but you can count on him. And the Doc, well, nuff said. And never underestimate the power of a free beer