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Prepare for a Grid-Down World with No Grid Survival Projects
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (No Grid Survival)
Tue Mar 25 10:24:39 2025
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2025 09:24:06 -0500
From: "No Grid Survival" <NoGridSurvival@wildfoods.ru.com>
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Prepare for a Grid-Down World with No Grid Survival Projects
http://wildfoods.ru.com/1iu6PHRYaCI6eon_mU7eZh4W8ZTkJCAXLe6Onr6qsNnbc9slqA
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ror was originally submitted to Chaosium Inc. by Richard Launius as Call of Cthulhu: The Board Game, a new strategic game based on their Call of Cthulhu role-playing game. It was edited in-house by Chaosium, who added such features as the Doom Track, a method to track progress toward the total failure of the players, and was published in 1987 as Arkham Horror. The game won the "Best Fantasy or Science Fiction Boardgame of 1987" award in the Origins Awards, becoming the first Lovecraft themed board game to achieve significant popularity.
Arkham Horror was one of several Lovecraft-based board games submitted by Launius, with other designs from the same period including 'The Trail of the Brotherhood', 'DreamQuests', and 'Imprisoned with the Pharaohs'. Arkham Horror was the only of these games to see professional publication.
The original printing of Arkham Horror sold out. Chaosium announced reprints several times, but they never occurred, and Chaosium discontinued production of the game in 1991.
In 2004 online game company Skotos acquired the rights to Arkham Horror from Richard Launius, and later arranged publication with Fantasy Flight Games. The game underwent several revisions in this process. Skotos reorganized many of the elements in the game for improved cohesion and arranged for it to more carefully follow the maps of Arkham created by Chaosium and used in their own Lovecraft Country: Arkham by Night online game. Launius added several new elements, including clue tokens and some rearrangements to the decks of cards. Finally, Kevin Wilson at Fantasy Flight massively reva
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<div style="font-size:18px;font-family:Arial;width:600px;text-align:left;padding:10px;background-color:#e8e8e8;">1. Use any cash reserves you have in the house to buy food and other supplies. Cash will hold its value until people realize this is no ordinary blackout.<br />
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2. Hurry up and fill your bathtub with water. As the pumps stop working there will still be some water left in the pipes that you can take advantage of.<br />
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3. Get all your food from the fridge and freezer and salt it, smoke it or can it to make it last longer. You will need it badly.<br />
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What's unique about these survival projects, besides the fact they are inexpensive and easy to build, is that they were created to help you survive in a world without electricity, supermarkets, running water, working hospitals, stocked pharmacies, a 911 to call...and all the other modern conveniences we all take for granted.<br />
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That's why I call them No-Grid Survival Projects and I think every person should learn them, as they don't teach this knowledge in schools, on TV or in any other mainstream channel.<br />
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My advice is to select the ones that best fit your own needs and implement them while there's still time.<br />
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<div style="color:#FFFFFF;font-size:8px;visibility:hidden;">ror was originally submitted to Chaosium Inc. by Richard Launius as Call of Cthulhu: The Board Game, a new strategic game based on their Call of Cthulhu role-playing game. It was edited in-house by Chaosium, who added such features as the Doom Track, a method to track progress toward the total failure of the players, and was published in 1987 as Arkham Horror. The game won the "Best Fantasy or Science Fiction Boardgame of 1987" award in the Origins Awards, becoming the first Lovecraft themed board game to achieve significant popularity. Arkham Horror was one of several Lovecraft-based board games submitted by Launius, with other designs from the same period including 'The Trail of the Brotherhood', 'DreamQuests', and 'Imprisoned with the Pharaohs'. Arkham Horror was the only of these games to see professional publication. The original printing of Arkham Horror sold out. Chaosium announced reprints several times, but they never occurred, and Chaosium discontinued production of the game in 1991. In 2004 online game company Skotos acquired the rights to Arkham Horror from Richard Launius, and later arranged publication with Fantasy Flight Games. The game underwent several revisions in this process. Skotos reorganized many of the elements in the game for improved cohesion and arranged for it to more carefully follow the maps of Arkham created by Chaosium and used in their own Lovecraft Country: Arkham by Night online game. Launius added several new elements, including clue tokens and some rearrangements to the decks of cards. Finally, Kevin Wilson at Fantasy Flight massively reva</div>
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