There’s a new Bundle of Holding that just went up, this time for Delta Green.  Delta Green is Pagan Publishing/Arc…

There’s a new Bundle of Holding that just went up, this time for Delta Green.  Delta Green is Pagan Publishing/Arc…

There’s a new Bundle of Holding that just went up, this time for Delta Green.  Delta Green is Pagan Publishing/Arc Dream’s setting of Lovecraftian madness and governmental conspiracy.  It’s more or less The X-Files meets Call of Cthulhu.  Speaking of:  it’s a supplement for Call of Cthulhu, but everything would port over to Cthulhu Dark easily enough.  (If anyone’s interested, I have some DG drifted rules I found to add to Cthulhu Dark in order to differentiate a bit better between occupations.)

The ideas are spectacular, and DG basically fixes all the non-mechanical problems I have with Call of Cthulhu.  It also tends to focus a bit more on the human element of mythos weirdness, which I like.  Hello, Christmas present to self!

Attn:  Doyle Tavener 

http://bundleofholding.com/index/current/name/DeltaGreen

10 thoughts on “There’s a new Bundle of Holding that just went up, this time for Delta Green.  Delta Green is Pagan Publishing/Arc…”

  1. Purchased!

    A caveat or two, though I’m probably forgetting others I should mention.  First is that this is definitely a pre-9/11 game.  If I were running a straight DG game, I’d probably set it in like 1998.  If that’s not your bag, there are some details about post-9/11 changes to US government agencies (and I think to the structure of DG itself), and how things might shape up in a more modern campaign.  I think all that is in Targets of Opportunity, but am not positive.

  2. Purchased!

    A caveat or two, though I’m probably forgetting others I should mention.  First is that this is definitely a pre-9/11 game.  If I were running a straight DG game, I’d probably set it in like 1998.  If that’s not your bag, there are some details about post-9/11 changes to US government agencies (and I think to the structure of DG itself), and how things might shape up in a more modern campaign.  I think all that is in Targets of Opportunity, but am not positive.

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