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I haven't noticed anyone not wanting to play clerics. In actual gameplay, they do as well as any other class and, with the Lotfp setting, can have the fun, "witchfinder general" theme going on.

I have started letting them turn undead like b/x clerics instead of that being a spell. It made the players feel like they were getting a slight relief from the perceived lethality of lotfp.

The organ was played.

With no prompting from me the players played toccata and fugue in d minor, half the party aged 20 years.

this scared 5 of the characters so bad they ran back up to the cabin, one remained by himself in the temple.

He ended up prying one of his  Now rotting, 20 years older)teeth out, but couldn't figure out where to put it to open the door.

he then tried to sleep in the priests dorm and chewed through is tounge. I had him get visited by Nyarlathotep in his dreams...My dice rolls saved him from any further punishment.

So tonight the PC'S thoroughly explored the entire cabin, took turns fiddling with the clock hands, decided not to go down the shaft under the trap door, went back down the mountain and murdered Zeke. Next session should be quite interesting.

They had just mutated when we stopped last time.
I figure I'll let them do what they want.
I half expect them to try to fly over the barrier, and smack into it.

I plan on having them get a visit from some Pterians who'll demand they join their community or some such.

The Pc's saved a Pterian from a Plasmic earlier. Maybe he can offer them some guidance.

I'm getting a few ideas.

Okay.... so the abscess was discovered, and 3 out of 5 PC'S mutated into pteranians. Soon they'll be flying about all over the place.  Not sure how I'll handle this yet.

Turns out that one PC was a changeling after all. A botched summoning spell resulted in multiple fatalities. The survivors made it onto the plateau.

Got to play another session of World of the Lost!
I threw in a Changeling from the introductory Ref's book adventure and really weirded the players out.

Now that they figured out the best way to level up is to get the loot, they are taking more risks....and getting what they deserve.

Played a long session Saturday night.
The PC's mostly wandered around the savannah encountering creepy humans and wildlife.

We finally called it for the night when half the party got mauled to near-death by a Crocodile.

No PC's died however. The players wisely avoided pointless fights, and didn't blindly fiddle around with the weird stuff they encountered. I didn't do anything to make it easy for them, other than roll badly.

They may be cautious because I played up how lethal the game is, dunno.