I like very much Delta Green and have run 4 adventures already. And it is true, it is for adults. For example, there is a module called "Music from a Darkened Room", I started to prepare it for my group and was so scared just reading it that I decided to put it back in the library for another time 😅
"Iconoclasts" is fantastic...and a great starting point for a Delta Green campaign. Thanks for highlighting it. Now you just have to run it and review it! 👍🏼
Came for Iconoclasts, stayed for CyBorg. Both on the xmas wishlist now. (Your dedication to the "correct" pronunciation of Meek Beeg is admirable, sir.)
Cheers for the page through, Jeff. Personally, I very much like Delta Green for having a more grownup take on the real world rather than handwaving and stereotyping. The unflinching realism is great for deepening the PC's existential horror at encounters confirming the cosmic insignificance of humankind. If I ever get chance to run this, I think I'll try to begin with a little of the feel of the excellent Chris Morris movie "Four Lions" to give some lightness and humanity, then the horror can hit with greater brutality - before an inevitable return for any surviving PCs trying to re-engage with their impossibly normal daily lives they know are underpinned by invisible infiltrations of that which should not be. It's true, though, after DG you kinda need to watch some Looney Tunes or Scooby Doo!! Light, childish Halloween relief necessary and recommended.
I like very much Delta Green and have run 4 adventures already. And it is true, it is for adults. For example, there is a module called "Music from a Darkened Room", I started to prepare it for my group and was so scared just reading it that I decided to put it back in the library for another time 😅
Arc Dream Publishing does nice work with Delta Green!
"Iconoclasts" is fantastic...and a great starting point for a Delta Green campaign. Thanks for highlighting it. Now you just have to run it and review it! 👍🏼
Impossible Landscapes has been out for a while, and it is definitely a DG campaign.
Thanks for pointing that out! I completely zoned on that one. ~ Jeff
Came for Iconoclasts, stayed for CyBorg.
Both on the xmas wishlist now.
(Your dedication to the "correct" pronunciation of Meek Beeg is admirable, sir.)
Thanks for watching!
Cheers for the page through, Jeff.
Personally, I very much like Delta Green for having a more grownup take on the real world rather than handwaving and stereotyping. The unflinching realism is great for deepening the PC's existential horror at encounters confirming the cosmic insignificance of humankind.
If I ever get chance to run this, I think I'll try to begin with a little of the feel of the excellent Chris Morris movie "Four Lions" to give some lightness and humanity, then the horror can hit with greater brutality - before an inevitable return for any surviving PCs trying to re-engage with their impossibly normal daily lives they know are underpinned by invisible infiltrations of that which should not be.
It's true, though, after DG you kinda need to watch some Looney Tunes or Scooby Doo!! Light, childish Halloween relief necessary and recommended.
A "Halloween" Wilkins Coffee.. very nice!