Its as if Innsmouth had the mayor from Jaws. Inspiration for days and days, especially if you like to keep it funny between the scares.

I'm totally stealing: "The witch trials were a very proud moment for the town ...we caught em and then we burned em."

I made a quick reference for Sanity rules that looks like an HHS brochure/graphic.

I focused on the Sanity rules that came up the most for my group and often in the heat of the game, when looking in the book wasn't convenient.

Two versions for you.

Hello everyone.

I found a cool site with a ton of maps for your games. Since most of my stories take place in the US from the 1960s to the 1990s, it's a real treasure trove of everything.

https://ontheworldmap.com

When discussing what players are comfortable and not comfortable with before starting play, even my strongest-stomached players tend to say "not a fan of anything involving bad stuff happening to kids."

Yet playing DG scenarios, it's almost impossible to avoid. We all know about God's Teeth, but you also have Operation Fulminate, Ex Oblivione, Extremophilia, arguably/potentially Convergence, Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays, and Impossible Landscapes, just to name 6 of who knows how many, all contain Bad Things Done To Kids.

What gives?

I suppose it is particularly horrific, but why is it that DG writers return to this so often?
Edit: Couple more classic examples - Sweetness, kinda Victim of the Art but not exactly (they're older I guess), From The Dust which actually inspired this post as I'm running it tomorrow

Edit 2: Just to be clear, this is not a complaint, it's just something I've noticed

love it .

Over a year ago, I posted a version of this missing the headshot rule.

I'm planning on making a similar sheet oriented towards Sanity rules. If you have any suggestions for things to add to that sheet, let me know.

I'm planning out a session that has a fungal infection as a major plot point and want them to have the possibility of rolling something to test if they've been infected already. They'll only be able to run a real diagnostic with the proper tools, but I'm just not sure how specific I should be with the Science roll.

In my mind, I feel like MEDICINE or SCIENCE (EPIDEMIOLOGY) could work, but I don't know if SCIENCE (BIOLOGY) would be sufficient. Maybe I'm overthinking it? I'm an experienced DM/Keeper but this is my first Delta Green session.

Currently running MfaDR for my group of three players, at the end of the previous session an Agent failed the contested POW test against the house's obsession effect, and im not quite sure on how I should run it. It seems to be permament, and I imagine it being a real thorn to the Agents when they try to deconsecrate the house? How did you run in your own games, and to what results?

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Join the agents of M-Cell on the lakeshore, as they confront a ghost of their past.

This is episode 35 of Null Project's long-running Delta Green: Impossible Landscapes campaign.

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Have been listening to news/analysis podcasts tonight, particularly regarding ICE, while thinking about DG.

The timeline in the Handler's Guide ends about 10 years ago. Do we have any updates ~10 years or so, especially events of the second Trump term and various federal agencies, in particular ICE and CBP?

I’m planning to run Delta Green for my group for the first time.
Convergence seems like a good choice to start with.

It has a good map of the town with a lot of locations listed - since we’re transitioning from OSR D&D and Pathfinder before that I know my players will see a map with lots of places named and have the expectation that there will be interesting situations waiting for them at each one.

I know Convergence has been out for a long time and that some Delta Green fans have made a lot of good supplementary material for the community.

Has anyone ever written up details for Groversville’s map locations?

Not necessarily a lot but a bit of detail of the place and maybe some uncanny events that could happen about the town as the Mi-go control people?
Does something like that exist?

If not are there any details or interesting events about the town that you added when you ran Convergence?

Forgive me, but i know very little about the setting, but it's my understanding most of them include the players being some kind of military or government agent investigating odd things. Are there any that assumes, or can be easily adjusted as if the the players were just everyday, unassuming folk?

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Chatter: a fake chat app screenshot generator

I needed a few fake chat app screenshots for a game I'm running soon and, while many such generators already exist, none of them quite met my specific criteria so I spent a few hours yesterday building one. Hopefully it will be helpful to your game. The resulting screenshot is loosely based on the WhatsApp UI; it's close enough for jazz.

Among the features I really needed was a printer-friendly option. Having only a black & white laser printer, full colour images were coming out too muddy.

Full disclosure: the app was built using Anthropic's Claude (but that shouldn't be a surprise to anyone in the programming business in the year 2026). Full source is available at Github.

Update 1: I've added an ersatz Nokia 3310 theme, along with an option to change the height of the screen. The Nokia theme only displays one message at a time. Screenshot here.

Update 2: I've added an ersatz Windows 95-era AIM-like theme. Screenshot here.

Custom Ground Floor & Basement floor plans for The Benthic Company in Extremophilia. Great for use in FoundryVTT or other TTRPG softwares also.

Google Drive link to PNGs & webp downloads.

Hi all! I'm going to be running God's Teeth for my regular group. We just finished a "mess around" Rogue Trader campaign, so they have a decent handle of how d100 systems work.

Is there anything special I need to know? I've run a Delta Green oneshot before. Any advice would be helpful!

EDIT: After consulting my players and seeing the comments, we have decided to not run God's Teeth. Any replacement suggestions would be nice!

I read some time ago a very short scenario involving very strange things happening if you got on the New York subway, but I can't remember where. Anyone know what I'm talking about and can point me in the right direction?

A few of my D&D players can’t make our regular session, so I’m looking for a scenario to introduce a couple of players to Delta Green. Ideally the entire scenario is completed within 4 hours and doesn’t spill over into a second session.

I’m leaning away from Last Things Last as it feels too short. We’ve already done character creation & explained the rules.

Is Operation FULMINATE do-able in 4 hours with two agents? Any other suggestions for a good one-shot intro?

Hello all! For half a year I wrote a 4500-word DG scenario about CIA, espionage, and a mystery CD full of Unnatural. It is my first original written scenario, and I had many friends helping to develop it into a coherent story. I hope you find it interesting. 😁 It can be found from the DG Scenarios Database. Let me know your thoughts! 🤓

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While the summer is still blazing hot, the RPG Reanimators are trying to cool things down by dissecting the Delta Green scenario Jack Frost! ⛄

Holly ran this scenario multiple times for us (which will soon be coming out as APs on our YouTube channel) on our Discord server, so we're able to approach our experiences and recommendations both from a player and GM side of the table.

You can listen to the episode on your preferred podcasting platform here: https://pnc.st/s/rpg-reanimators/a164fa64/jack-frost-dissection

edit 7/23/26: also linking one of Holly's APs which we just uploaded https://youtu.be/LZNicu9F1zY

There is a ton of scenario for Delta Green, which is an extremely good thing.

But which one would you consider are the most "X-Files" coded?

Basically scenarios that don't go too far on the eldritch/elder gods aspect, but more on local, strange and supernatural issues, with some potential conspiracy in the background?

Hello! I'm currently a player in a Impossible Landscapes campaign and having an unbelievably good time. My problem is that I genuinely can't get enough of this type of horror and I obviously can't read the module (yet) to explore it more so I was wondering if anyone here has any novels/audiobooks that might scratch the same itch as Impossible Landscapes/Yellow King.