Deception is a right. Truth is a privilege. Innocence is a luxury. Born of the U.S. government’s 1928 raid on the degenerate coastal town of Innsmouth, Massachusetts, the covert agency known as Delta Green opposes the forces of darkness with honor, but without glory. Delta Green agents slip through the system, manipulating the federal bureaucracy while pushing the darkness back for another day — but often at a shattering personal cost.

Operational Intelligence

Delta Green Needs You to GM at GenCon 2013!

Arc Dream Publishing needs game moderators to run events at GenCon 2013, August 15-18. Arc Dream Publishing is a Premier Event Group at GenCon, and in recent years we’ve had the luxury of having all our events in the same dedicated space. We want to make an even bigger splash in 2013.
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Creepiness, a How-To Guide

Originally posted on Dennis Detwiller’s blog. By Dennis Detwiller, © 2013 I have played in many (many, many) Call of Cthulhu games. All but a very few have failed — at some point — to creep me out. It’s hard to play without guessing where a scenario might be going, especially wi
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The Collectors of the Long Vaults

In the year 5000 AD, a terrible empire known as Tsan-Chan will rule over much of what is now Asia, and possibly beyond. This will be a time when the awkward and energy-intensive practice of mechanical science has been abandoned in lieu of a rediscovery of sorcery and magic (not to men
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The World Trade Center on 9/11, by Flickr user Michael Foran

Directive From A-Cell 106: After 9/11, a ‘Friendlier’ Delta Green

By Adam Scott Glancy, © 2009 The 9/11 terrorist attacks didn’t just change our world. It also changed our fictional worlds. No fiction set in the modern age can be credible if it doesn’t acknowledge the changes that have taken place since those attacks woke up America and the world to
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Delta Green 2012 by Dennis Detwiller

Directive From A-Cell 105: Delta Green and the Long War

By Adam Scott Glancy, © 2007 [Editor’s Note: This article was published five years ago. Many things about the Long War have changed since then — not least the fact that we’re years into a new presidency altogether — and the vision for the present and future of Delta Green has evolved.
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