Tales from the Orne Library Jacob Walker

After the sudden death of his father, Tobias Lenzner, his family, and brother- and father-in-law move into the old man's townhouse. The house sits atop his father's Clock shop. But things don't go quite smoothly for the Lenzner's as they would have hoped. Little do they know, it only gets weirder from here. Please enjoy the final series of the Tales from the Orne Library!

Music Credits:  "Welcome to Arkham," "Yog-Sothoth," and "Under the Nameless City" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

Theme by Noah Yardley

"Ich hab die Nacht Geträumet" arr. Noah Yardley

The Eldritch Broadcast has begun and the unearthly music of Sternenmusik Ballette reverberates through the streets of Berlin. Our investigators now face a race against time to stop this infernal broadcast, but can they overcome the power of music that drives people insane?



Music Credits:  "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima," and "Kosmogonia"by Krzysztof Penderecki (Cold Spring)

"Lost on Sentinel Hill," "The King in Yellow," "Azathoth," and "Under the Nameless City" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

Theme by Noah Yardley

"Ich hab die Nacht Geträumet" arr. Noah Yardley

It's the 2 year anniversary of The Tales from the Orne Library! Since day one with Alone Against the Flames, we have been dedicated to bringing you fun actual play content and great stories from the worlds of H.P. Lovecraft. As a special treat to celebrate this occasion, please enjoy this collection of bloopers, outtakes, and tangents from our more recent series: The Shadow over Providence parts 1-3 and Musik der Verrückten parts 1 & 2. 



"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band, "Won't You Get Off It Please" by Fats Waller, "Black Bottom Stomp" by Jelly Roll Morton, and "Give Me Your Telephone Number" by J.C Higginbotham

After coming across the unconscious, dehydrated, and babbling Dinah Neuman, our investigators hurry to get her to the hospital. With the police on their way, Father Konrad, Emmerich, and David rush to get as much information from her as they can. Soon it becomes apparent that they are tangled up in something far larger than they thought. Even with the strange music still haunting their minds, they relentlessly push on. But what other horrors await them just beyond the river bend?



Music Credits: "Under the Nameless City" and "Carcosa" by Graham Plowman 

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band 

Theme by Noah Yardley 

"Ich hab die Nacht Geträumet" arr. Noah Yardley

Still grappling with the thought that their friend and tenement-mate, Sabine, might have been kidnapped, our Investigators hasten their efforts to figure out what happened. Last night's strange performance, however, still clings in the air effecting the very world around them. The mystery and weirdness broaden as they delve deeper in this musical rabbit hole.

Music Credits: "Under the Nameless City" and "Lost on Sentinel Hill" by Graham Plowman
"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band
Theme by Noah Yardley
"Ich hab die Nacht Geträumet" arr. Noah Yardley

Berlin, 1927. The streets are alive with merriment as most hardships are far behind the city. Most denizens spend their nights in the numerous cabarets of the city where they enjoy drink, music, and other pleasures of the flesh. Though these dens of vice are places of amusement and lightheartedness, a dark force is rolling out across the streets, tainting these nightclubs with it's malice. 



Music Credits: "Welcome to Arkham," and "Under the Nameless City" by Graham Plowman

"Kosmogonia"by Krzysztof Penderecki (Cold Spring)

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

Theme by Noah Yardley

"Ich hab die Nacht Geträumet" arr. Noah Yardley