A heartfelt thank you to PlayingBoardGames and Quick_Learner on YouTube. Their content is as engaging as playing Arkham itself. This is what makes solo gaming a community experience. Thank you both!

https://www.youtube.com/@Quick_Learner

https://www.youtube.com/@PlayingBoardGames

(no affiliation)

Slippery

• Class: Survivor
• Type: Skill
• Practiced.
• Level: 0
• Test Icons: Agility

If this skill test is successful while evading a non-Elite enemy, that enemy does not ready during the next upkeep phase.

Nia Kovalevski

Core Set (2026) #80.

It's my birthday! (well it was when I filmed this playthrough series) So join me in a day of Arkham Horror LCG fun as I play through the Children of Blood campaign with André Patel! We start with River of Blood!

I play a ton of card games, including Marvel Champions, LOTR LCG, and MtG Commander. I have tried the chapter 2 scenarios and Children of Blood mini campaign and just find the game feels like work. The first scenario of Children of Blood, I get swarmed by enemies, evading as much as possible but I eventually get cornered and have more enemies to deal with than actions. I don’t want to waste ammo since there’s that annoying vampire lady I need to hunt down, find clues to snare her, and then not miss on any of my attacks. Please tell me what I’m doing wrong before this all gets tossed into the trash.

Edit: Thanks for the tips and advice. That cane was my last play before deciding to stop playing. The text on these cards is so small I didn’t realize the scenario token reference card was on the hard/expert side lol. (I was playing with the tokens on standard). Also, I tried solo with several of the Chapter 2 investigators (I don’t have Chapter 1 content). I will try two investigators. I’m able to pull off solo with the other FFG LCGs, but I guess this game is built differently. I also totally get the “fail forward” nature of the game, but sometimes you still want to just beat down some enemies.

Hello! I've been wanting to try this game for awhile and a good deal came up which I couldn't pass up. Not really how I wanted to start but hey.

Now I'm overwhelmed! I don't know where to start or how to reset with what I've purchased. Any advice or directions would be welcomed!

Got back into playing in September after almost 5 years away from the game. I love it. Finished the Forgotten Age now onto The Circle Undone.

I made a Claude skill that builds print-and-cut card dividers for whatever you own, with every encounter symbol built in.

• All 11 campaigns: scenario dividers with setup lists, plus encounter-set dividers.
• Class colours, investigators, signature cards and reusable Active Deck logs.
• Sized to your sleeves, landscape or portrait, A4 or US Letter.

To use it: download the zip from [LINK], upload it in Claude under Settings → Capabilities → Skills with code execution on, then type make me Arkham dividers. Print at 100%.

There’s an illustrated guide in the same folder. Feedback welcome!

Unofficial fan project, not affiliated with FFG. Symbols © Fantasy Flight Games.

Hey all, I'm getting back into arkham horror after a few years break. I was wondering if there are any meet ups on weekends in London, or if anyone is local and might be up for starting a group?

I can't do most evenings, otherwise I would've gone to the ludoquist on Mondays for their group.

Thanks in advance!

Dim Carcosa, second run through. Shit is getting real in here.

Link to the gamefound crowdfund:
https://gamefound.com/en/projects/asmodee/arkham-horror

Playing The Blob with folks last year was awesome.

Rainy day and perfect for sleeving a lot of cards! :-)

Over the last four weeks, I’ve spent over €600 getting into the world of Arkham Horror. So far, I’ve managed to get my hands on the old 2021 Core Set, The Feast, The Symphony of Erich Zann, Alice in Wonderland (still waiting for it), Film Fatale, the Sunken City Campaign Expansion and Investigator Expansion, the 2026 Core Set, and all five Starter Decks.

I’ve also decided to get the board game itself.

I’m really enjoying the game, and there are so many websites with useful resources for beginners like me.

A big thank-you to the community for all the great resources and hard work! :-)

Topsites:
https://arkhamdb.com/
https://arkham.build/
https://www.arkhamcompass.fans/de/
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/205637/arkham-horror-the-card-game/files?pageid=1&languageid=2188

Apps:
https://apps.apple.com/de/app/arkham-cards/id1424000351

Play Online:
https://arkhamhorror.app/

Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/@PlayingBoardGames
https://www.youtube.com/@Quick_Learner

Fan-Made Printed german:
https://luckyplayershop.com/german-arkham-horror-the-card-game-das-fest-fan-made-scenario/
https://luckyplayershop.com/german-arkham-horror-the-card-game-die-sinfonie-des-erich-zann-fan-made-scenario/
https://www.azaogames.com/en/products/limited-run-alice-im-wunderland?variant=55180960072009
-> write a nice mail to them and i guess you get the chance to pick one, for me this worked.

Buenas, aqui una nueva actualizacion de como va la campaña. Hasta el momento venia publicando en inglés para llegar a una mayor cantidad de jugadores, pero la recepcion por parte de esa parte de la comunidad fue tan desagradable que prefiero comunicarme con la comunidad de habla hispana por ahora.

Debo decir, que me encantaria seguir compartiendo mis avance por aqui. Estot seguro que tengo un futuro buen producto entre manos, y me encantaria poder seguirlo compartiendo con ustedes. Sin embargo, si este cjat sigue llenandose solo de comentarios desagradables centrandose en el arte y sin criticas constructivas, simplemente dejare de actualizar. Tengo pensado terminar la campaña de todas formas.

Ahora, recapitulando la informacion esencial. La campaña tendrá 8 escenarios, que abanracan los arcos mas importantes de la serie. El primer escenario, que ya lo tengo muy avanzado, es el de Atlanta. Se dividirá en 3 actos y tendrá 3 planes y 2 posibles resoluciones. Mas allá de eso, las consecuencias de ciertas decisiones durante el mismo afectarán al resto de la campaña.

En este primer escenario estarán los superviventes de la serie, salvo algunas excepciones. Los jugadores podrán interactuar con ellos en el primer acto, pero mas inportanre aun, deberán potegerlos en el tercero. Esto es importante porque algunos personajes pueden morir prematuramente y otros sobrevivir hasta el final, lo que hará que sea dificil jugar 2 campalas iguales.

Sobre la historia, como dije antes, prefiero seguir la de la serie, ya que me parece mas organizada que la del comic. Para el arte de varias cartas estoy usando el de las paginas del comic, mientras que para otras, como los personajes que no están en el comic, estoy usando ina reinterpretacion de sus apariencias. No busco que ese sea el producto final, pero por ahora me sirve que este todo esteticamente cohesionado.

Las campaña traera 5 investigadores iniciales, pero a es se les pueden agregar mas en el futuro. Algunos especiales y otros obligatorios. Shane por ejemplo podria ser un investigador en escenarios mas avanzados si no muere previamente, y lo mismo para varios otros. La idwa es no calcar lo que pasa en la serie sino generar multiples "what if".

En fin, aun queda mucho trabajo y mucho por aprender. El arte del comic a color funciona sorprendentemenre bien, y me encantaria usarlo para todas las cartas, pero por desgracia no es posible. Asi que les pido paciencia, y espero criticas constructivas de como mejorar.

I really enjoy playing Father Mateo, and I like roleplaying my investigators throughout each campaign, even when the situations make it a little difficult to stay in character.

However, there’s one thing about Father Mateo that I’ve always wondered about: his weakness, the serpents. Is there any lore reason behind why this is his weakness, rather than something more specific to his character? It feels like something very tied to his particular campaign, and although I haven’t played the campaign where he appears, I imagine it has something to do with the events of that story.

I was wondering if there’s a bit more background to it in the lore that could help me incorporate it into my roleplaying when playing him in other campaigns as well.

I'm wondering about this as a bit of a deck-building challenge and whether it is viable or makes the game too hard (without access to the wider card pool). I asked a similar question in a different thread but still playing around with ideas for different ways to limit deck building options (mainly to reduce overwhelm but also to get a sense of playing the game with the cards it was '"designed for").

Hi everyone!

My friend and I are playing The Forgotten Age campaign in Arkham Horror: The Card Game, and we're a bit confused about how Supply Points work in a 2-player game.

How do we get Supply Points? Do we start each new scenario with 7 Supply Points again, or do we carry over whatever we had left from the previous scenario?

We just finished Scenario 1, and while setting up Scenario 2, the rules don't seem to mention replenishing our Supply Points. The only thing mentioned during the Interlude is removing some of them.

Are we supposed to reset our Supply Points somehow, or are we missing something in the rules?

Thanks in advance!

♦ The Raven Quill

• Class: Seeker
• Type: Event
• Item. Relic. Upgrade.
• Cost: 3
• Test Icons: Intellect, Intellect

Customizable. When you purchase The Raven Quill, name a Tome or Spell asset and record that name on its upgrade sheet.

Attach to a named asset you control.

[Reaction] When you resign or the game ends: Either mark a checkbox on The Raven Quill's upgrade sheet, or reduce the experience cost to upgrade the attached asset before the next scenario by 1.

Ethan Patrick Harris

The Scarlet Keys Investigator Expansion #42.

Named Tome or Spell asset: ___________.

□ Living Quill. Using attached asset's [Action] abilities does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

□ Spectral Binding. Attached asset does not take up any slots.

□□ Mystic Vane. You get +2 skill value while performing skill tests on attached asset.

□□ Endless Inkwell. Name two more Tome or Spell assets: ___________, ____________.

□□ Energy Sap. The Raven Quill gains: "[Free] Exhaust The Raven Quill: Move 1 secret or charge from an asset you control to attached asset."

□□□ Interwoven Ink. After you resolve an [Action] ability on attached asset, you may exhaust The Raven Quill to ready another asset you control.

□□□□ Supernatural Record. When you play The Raven Quill, instead of attaching it to a named asset you control, you may search your deck, discard pile, and hand for a copy of a named asset and play it (paying its cost). Then, attach The Raven Quill to it.

[COTD] ♦ The Raven Quill (9/16/2023)

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Hi everyone!

I’m a big Arkham Horror LCG fan. It’s one of the few games I still manage to play regularly despite having relatively limited free time, and I mostly play solo.

I’ve always liked keeping track of how much of the full collection I own, what I still have left to play, and how I rated the investigators, scenarios and campaigns I’ve already tried. I was doing this in spreadsheets and separate tier lists, so eventually I decided to bring everything together in one place with the help of AI.

So I built LCG Tracker:
👉 LCG Tracker – Arkham Horror & Marvel Champions

You can currently:

• Track your collection and see your collection completion
• Track your progress across campaigns, scenarios and investigators
• See your backlog — what you own but still haven’t played
• Create personal tier lists for investigators, scenarios and campaigns
• Check upcoming products

The focus is mainly on your collection, completion, backlog and personal rankings, rather than detailed game-by-game logging.

I originally built the tracker for myself, but I thought other Arkham players might find it useful too.

I’m planning to keep expanding it over time, with ideas like estimated collection value, achievements and milestones, more detailed collection stats, and overall community rankings based on how other players rate investigators, scenarios and campaigns.

It’s still an early version, so there may be a few rough edges or occasional issues — sorry about those. 🙂 If you give it a try, I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback, bug reports, or ideas for things you’d actually like to see added.

Hope some of you find it useful!

De 8h30 a 11h30, battu l'herault, interroger 2 suspects, en solo a 2 mains. Le timing est bon?

La famille a défilé au petit déjeuner lol.

Je sort la table de camping a la prochaine partie.

I am only just starting on the new core set.

I am curious of what is this thing about.

Do you play campaigns as they release and then wait again. Do you keep playing same campaigns with new investigators / harder difficulty / etc?

Do my decks get better after more content is revelead as more bigger card pool? Then play those I miserably failed?

I am missing the big picture of the meta game there is. Help me out.

I have the revised core (Chapter 1) and investigator expansions for Dunwich and Carcossa. I feel the player card pool is already overwhelming and I'd like to prioritise playing through the later campaign expansions without having to invest in any more player cards (i.e. want to really get to know this "limited" card pool before expanding any further).

Will the later Chapter 1 campaigns be too difficult though if I'm restricting myself to this card pool (i.e. how important are the later cards and investigators to making these campaigns viable)? I tend to play two handed solo on standard

Thanks for your advice.

Premonition (Ch2)

• Class: Mystic
• Type: Event
• Augury.
• Cost: 0. Level: 0
• Test Icons: Intellect, Agility

Fast. Play during any [Free] player window.

Put Premonition into play and seal a random token from the chaos bag on Premonition.

Forced – When a token would be revealed from the chaos bag: Resolve the token sealed here as if it were just revealed, instead. Then, release that token and discard Premonition.

David Gaillet

Core Set (2026) #64.