title: Lake and Sea Monsters (Mysteries, Legends, and Unexplained Phenomena)
author:  Linda S. Godfrey 
description: Linda S. Godfrey worked as a newspaper reporter and columnist for The Week, a county newspaper published in Delavan, Wisconsin, for 10 years. She won National Newspaper Association first-place awards for feature stories in 1996, 1998, and 2000. She is the author of The Beast of Bray Road and Hunting the American Werewolf, as well as two volumes in the Barnes &amp; Noble "Weird" series: Weird Wisconsin (coauthored with Richard D. Hendricks) and Weird Michigan. She also wrote Mythical Creatures and Werewolves in Chelsea House's Mysteries, Legends, and Unexplained Phenomena series. Godfrey has appeared on many national television and radio programs as an expert on anomalous creatures. She is also an illustrator and artist, and maintains a Web site on werewolf sightings and news. Godfrey lives in rural southeastern Wisconsin.
zlib_text: The Lake Of Mist 
  A Call of Cthulhu scenario for keepers who want 
  to get their own back...! 
  By Steve Hatherley, from the ‘Adventurer’ #10, pp 
  45-49. Rewritten and reformatted as a PDF by 
  Zenobia. 
  Keeper's Background 
  This is a parasitic adventure; it requires a host to function 
  properly. While the players are investigating some other 
  Cthulhu Mythos sighting, slowly introduce the handouts 
  enclosed. Bit by hit the players will (mistakenly) realise that 
  something is afoot and go in person to investigate The Lake 
  of Mist. 
  The Keeper should not force this situation on the players, let 
  them make up their own minds to investigate the Lake. 
  There is nothing but madness at the end of the scenario so 
  the players should feel that they chose to investigate. That 
  way they can only blame themselves. 
  The setting is Bodmin Moor, a particularly bleak and 
  windswept part of Cornwall. Bodmin Moor is, like so much 
  of Britain, rich in folklore and legend. 
  Handout 1: 
  Bodmin Moor 
  The most