Can You Thwart the Norway Projekt?

A hardcover book titled "Achtung! Cthulhu: The Norway Projekt" features a dramatic cover illustration depicting a snowy landscape with two figures in winter gear, one holding skis. In the background, a colossal, monstrous figure looms ominously, surrounded by swirling clouds and a starry sky. The top of the cover includes the tagline "Skis, snow and the hunt for a Nazi superweapon!" along with the issue number and publisher details.

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Modiphius’ latest Achtung! Cthulhu's scenario, The Norway Projekt, is now available.

Promising ‘Skis, snow and the hunt for a Nazi superweapon’, this release sees the player characters undertake what should be a straight forward rescue mission; but that should be a simple operation ‘quickly escalates into a desperate race against time’, and the characters ‘must uncover a vast conspiracy that threatens to rain atomic fire upon Allied cities’; yikes!

This new, 156-page, full-colour, hardcover book features:

• Nine linked missions which combine into one epic, three-part campaign set on the Norwegian front

• A through guide to Norway

• New weapons, vehicles and equipment

• A digital map pack and handouts which ‘bring this huge campaign to life’

• The introduction of a new and sinister cult, the Flokk of the Allfather,

• The terrifying Spellbook of Azathoth

It’s up to the player characters to foil the Nazi’s plan and ‘prevent the summoning of the Daemon Sultan himself—Azathoth’.

See the Modiphius website for more details.

Image courtesy of Modiphius Entertainment


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Modiphius sends investigators ski-bound into occupied Norway with Achtung! Cthulhu's The Norway Projekt. Nine linked missions, the Spellbook of Azathoth, and a new cult called the Flokk of the Allfather. Heroes of Telemark it is not. #AchtungCthulhu #TTRPG

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