Where is the CoC Scenario Love?

It would be great to get some scenarios on Roll20. 

Totally ignored.  

Is CoC Call of Cthulhu? There are 4 on the Marketplace:&nbsp; <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?tag=Game%20System:Call%20of%20Cthulhu&amp;category=Games:Adventures" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?tag=Game%20System:Call%20of%20Cthulhu&amp;category=Games:Adventures</a>

Well one is a newer campaign which is great. 2 others are part of free getting started and the other is the starter box.&nbsp;

It looks like there's one more that isn't showing up in that list.&nbsp; All of them are visible here:&nbsp; <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/publisher/442/chaosium-inc" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/publisher/442/chaosium-inc</a> I'd suggest reaching out to the the developer and encourage them to get more content on Roll20.

The choice of content and adventures is determined by agreement between Roll20 and Chaosium. Chaosium controls the IP, and you'd be more likely to see action by petitioning them to release more of their catalog. In other words, it's less like Roll20 asks, "What modules do you have that we can convert?", but more like Chaosium says, "We would like to sell these products on your site." Then there are some meetings, contracts, etc., before a module can be scheduled and started. In truth, it's probably somewhere in between, but Chaosium is the one who controls the content. The best way to convince Chaosium to sell more stuff on Roll20, is to buy more of their stuff on Roll20, or to convince others to do so. Beyond that, write to them and express your interest.

Thank you both. Not exactly the answer I would want but if that is the way it is done I guess I am barking up the wrong tree.&nbsp;

It's still not a bad idea to drum up support wherever you can. If you can get more Roll20 users to convince Chaosium to sell there stuff here, it's better than your lone voice.

Roll20 offers the CoC 7E scenario The Lightless Beacon for free, CoC 7E Quick-Start Rules contains 1 scenario: The Haunting CoC 7E Starter Set contains 4 scenarios: Alone Against the Flames Paper Chase Dead Men Stomp Edge of Darkness CoC 7E Keeper Rulebook contains 2 scenarios: Amidst the Ancient Trees Crimson Letters CoC 7E Harlem Unbound 2nd edition bundle contains 7 scenarios: That Jazz Craze The Contender: A Love Story Dreams and Broken Wings An Ode for the Lost Whispers of Harlem Your Name in the Book Harlem Hellfighters Never Die As for other systems; Fate of Cthulhu: Eternal Doomsday Bundle includes all 5 timelines from the Fate of Cthulhu core book, including: The Rise of Great Cthulhu The Rise of Dagon The Rise of The King in Yellow The Rise of Shub-Niggurath The Rise of Nyarlathotep And ' Midnight Sub Rosa ' is a one- or two-shot adventure for Trail of Cthulhu by Pelgrane Press. I'd say that's quite a lot of CoC scenario love on Roll20!

Well John none of the major campaigns are represented here. Most people already into Call of Cthulhu have played the ones that come with the rule books quite a lot. I am not interested in the Harlem setting myself. There is no Pulp,&nbsp;Invictus, or Gaslight. That does leave the Starter Set which has one Solo, one trainer Duet and two proper scenarios that are designed for new Keepers. If you look at support for some other VTTs it is kind on the short side. It is as if the only D&amp;D product was Lost Mines.&nbsp; My message was not about other Mythos scenarios.