First, a word of warning: Delta Green is different to different people. Some describe it as a Tom Clancy techno-thriller, others as a government-orientated Keanu-Constantine-like action adventure. Since it’s your game, it’s both of these, and more.
April 16, 2021
For many, virtual tabletop gaming sites such as Roll20, or applications like The Foundry VTT are arcane magic of the darkest kind, but I have had great experiences in virtual gaming, and right now, for many in the world thanks to the global pandemic, it's the only way to go.
February 22, 2021
I get this question a lot. How do you scare your players? My players seem immune to scary stuff! A lot of Handlers are left feeling that their games fall flat because the big reveal of the monster or terrifying moment is most often met with “oh,” or, “see, it was X, I told ya!”
February 11, 2021
I get asked about this a lot. It’s hard to deny people are drawn to the particular air of despair we hit in Delta Green (I mean, it is mentioned) however, I often get asked: What makes such despair feel right? What makes a Delta Green game work? The answer is a bit complicated.
December 15, 2020
I’ve seen the question pop up everywhere from the gaming table to the Delta Green Mailing List, to RPGnet. It always goes something like this. “If a **INSERT MYTHOS MONSTER** is so horrific to HUMANS wouldn’t THAT mean WE would look horrific to **INSERT MYTHOS MONSTER**?” Uh.
June 18, 2020