Mummy: The Curse
Imagine being both dead and deathless at the same time. Imagine being cradled in the arms of death for years, sometimes decades on end, but all the while knowing that you will eventually not only arise again, but possibly awaken to an unfamiliar world. Now imagine that your purpose, your entire existence, is bound within this cycle — that you are chained to it for eternity. You sleep, you wake, your serve your Judge’s will in the lands of the living, and you return to the death-sleep once more. The ancient culture that empowered you is gone, lost to the sands of time… yet you endure. In Mummy: The Curse, you play one of these beings. Those who know they exist, from the cultists who serve them to the dark forces arrayed against them, call them the Deathless. We call them mummies.
Launched in 2013, Mummy: The Curse was the first new game line from Onyx Path, and the first new Chronicles of Darkness game since 2009. With opening fiction by award-winning author Greg Stolze, Mummy presented a step forward in the evolution of the Storytelling system. Onyx Path Publishing is pleased to produce role-playing books, fiction, art, and clothing products for Mummy: The Curse.
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Imagine being both dead and deathless at the same time. Imagine being cradled in the arms of death for years, sometimes decades on end, but all the while knowing that you will eventually not only arise again, but awaken to an unfamiliar world that mostly fears and hates you. Now imagine that your purpose, your … Read more
The Gentleman Gamer (Matthew Dawkins) recently played a game of Mummy: The Curse with Ander Wood, developer C.A. Suleiman, and Mark Rein-Hagen. Watch it on YouTube here!
We just passed the 300% mark, but there’s still room to grow! We’ve hit the following stretch goals: $35,000: Deluxe silk bookmark $45,000: Mummy: The Curse Fiction Anthology $50,000: Mummy ST Screen tier/addon unlocked $55,000: Deluxe gold gilt edges $63,000: Cursed Necropolis: DC citybook $68,000: Mummy: The Resurrection Players Guide PDF $72,000: Deluxe title … Read more
We just passed the 300% mark, but there’s still room to grow! We’ve hit the following stretch goals: $35,000: Deluxe silk bookmark $45,000: Mummy: The Curse Fiction Anthology $50,000: Mummy ST Screen tier/addon unlocked $55,000: Deluxe gold gilt edges $63,000: Cursed Necropolis: DC citybook $68,000: Mummy: The Resurrection Players Guide PDF $72,000: Deluxe title and … Read more
We just passed 1000 backers and the 200% mark with $60,000! See what all the fuss is about! We’ve passed the following stretch goals: Deluxe silk bookmark Mummy fiction anthology ST Screen Deluxe gold gilt edging Upcoming stretch goals: $63K: Cursed Necropolis: DC $68K: Mummy: The Resurrection Players Guide PDF $72K: Deluxe embossed cover $80K: … Read more
Hi, gang! Yes, it’s been a few weeks since my last blog update, but uh, we’ve been a little busy over here. 🙂 The first and most important low-down is that the Mummy: The Curse Kickstarter has launched (link below). We’ll be looking to shout it from the rooftops through the holidays, since we only … Read more
The Mummy: The Curse Deluxe Kickstarter is now live! We’ve got some great reward tiers and stretch goals available, so please check it out.
We’re live! Go check out our awesome reward tiers!
As noted in today’s Monday Meeting notes, the Mummy: The Curse Kickstarter will begin at noon Eastern Time on December 18. Rich says: Now, we are doing something a bit different with this one and I want to explain it a bit here: unlike the last three Kickstarters we have done, this one doesn’t start out as … Read more
Hey, gang. So, that was a crazy bunch of weeks. But they happened, and now this is happening: I’ve just finished proofing the core set for Mummy: The Curse, ladies and gents, and I’m pleased to relate that it looks really good. And I mean good even for a perfectionist like me. Between the talented … Read more
