PISCES: A PREVIEW OF 'THE MILLENNIUM'
Delta Green began as a top-secret, black-budget Pentagon operation defending America against paranormal threats. In the 1990s, it survives as an illegal conspiracy of dedicated individuals who beg, borrow, and steal to fund their crusade. The situation could be worse. MAJESTIC, which began as a government project to unravel the mysteries of the alien visitors and defend against their incursions, became the aliens’ partner in exploiting humanity.
But there are worse things than being turned into outcasts or played for fools. Consider Britain’s PISCES, the Paranormal Intelligence Section for Counterintelligence, Espionage and Sabotage.
Delta Green: The Millennium, coming soon, adapts and updates much of 1999's Origins Award-winning Delta Green: Countdown. One Countdown chapter that left a particularly deep impression on imaginations worldwide was Adam Scott Glancy's "PISCES," a deep history of what you might call Britain's version of Delta Green.
Unlike the Delta Green of the era, PISCES was still officially active, embedded deep within the United Kingdom's security state like a cunning parasite in a helpless host. Its officers quietly sought out paranormal threats to neutralize or, better, to capture and study. Few allowed themselves to ask what might be the most appalling question of all: Whom do we really serve?