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Delta Green

2006-02-21T16:24:50Z

RylehNC:

'''Delta Green''' is a setting for the [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game|Call of Cthulhu role-playing game]]. Delta Green was created by [[Adam Scott Glancy]], [[Dennis Detwiller]], and [[John Tynes]] of Seattle gaming house [[Pagan Publishing]]. Set in the modern day, characters are members of a renegade secret United States government organization – itself named Delta Green – dedicated to combating the horrors of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. The concept was introduced in the seventh issue of "[[The Unspeakable Oath]]", a ''Call of Cthulhu'' fanzine created by Pagan Publishing, in early 1993. Four years later, the Delta Green supplement appeared and spawned a number of its own supplements and novels.

The premise is similar to the [[X-Files]], drawing on the federal [[alphabet soup]] folklore, [[UFO conspiracy theory]], the Nazi [[Ahnenerbe]] organization, and other modern legends in addition to the [[Cthulhu Mythos]].

From a game perspective, the purpose of Delta Green is to provide character groups with motivation, resources, a reason for working together, and a source of replacements for characters who go mad or die.

In [[1998]], ''Delta Green'' won the [[Origins Award]] for ''Best Roleplaying Supplement of 1997''. The setting also won two awards in 2000, ''Best Game-Related Novel of 1999'' for ''Delta Green: The Rules of Engagement'' and ''Best Roleplaying Supplement of 1999'' for ''Delta Green: Countdown''.

As of beginning of 2005, following Delta Green books were published by [[Pagan Publishing]]:

* '''[[Delta Green (sourebook)]]''' – the basic sourcebook;
* '''[[Delta Green: Countdown]]''' – 1999, by John Tynes, Dennis Detwiller and Adam Scott Glancy, [[ISBN]] 1-887797-12-2 – the 2000s sourcebook;
* '''Delta Green: Alien Intelligence''' – March 1998, [[ISBN]] 1-887797-09-2 – short stories collection;
* '''Delta Green: Dark Theatres''' – short stories collection;
* '''Delta Green: Rules of Engagement''' by John Tynes – a novel;
* '''Delta Green: Denied to the Enemy''' by Dennis Detwiller – a novel, set during [[World War II]];
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 1: Machinations of the Mi-go]]''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887797-13-0 – limited edition game supplement;
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 2: The Fate]]''' – limited edition game supplement;
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 3: Project Rainbow]]''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887797-21-1 – limited edition game supplement;
* '''Delta Green Scenario: See No Evil''' [in the Unspeakable Oath 16/17]

by Fantasy Flight Games:

* '''Cthulhu Live: Delta Green''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887911-43-X – [[LARP|Live Action RPG]] supplement.

published online by Dennis Detwiller at [http://www.detwillerdesign.com/page13/page13.html]

* '''Delta Green Scenario: [http://www.detwillerdesign.com/page11/files/MFADR.PDF Music From a Darkened Room]'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: Through a Glass Darkly'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: Drowning in Sand'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: The Secrets No One Knows'''
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Future Perfect'''

published online at Pyramid magazine:
* '''Delta Green Article: Green Box''' [8/21/02 & 10/9/02, with d20 stats]
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Jack Frost''' [12/24/99 & 12/31/99]

published in Dungeon 96:
* '''Delta Green Scenario: PX Poker Night''' [with d20 stats]

published in Shadis 52:
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Dia de Los Muertos'''

Semi-official material:

* [[Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37]]
''A Chaosium [[MULA]] monograph using elements of the [[Delta Green]] mythos.''
* Delta Green: Across the Fence
''An unofficial WW2 supplement, under production.''
* Delta Green: Our Finest Hour
''An unofficial Viet Nam pdf.''

==External links==

* [http://fairfieldproject.org/index.php?title=Main_Page Delta Green Wiki]

Original Wiki source: [http://en.wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia]

[[Category:CoC:Campaigns]]

Delta Green

2006-02-21T16:23:49Z

RylehNC:

'''Delta Green''' is a setting for the [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game|Call of Cthulhu role-playing game]]. Delta Green was created by [[Adam Scott Glancy]], [[Dennis Detwiller]], and [[John Tynes]] of Seattle gaming house [[Pagan Publishing]]. Set in the modern day, characters are members of a renegade secret United States government organization – itself named Delta Green – dedicated to combating the horrors of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. The concept was introduced in the seventh issue of "[[The Unspeakable Oath]]", a ''Call of Cthulhu'' fanzine created by Pagan Publishing, in early 1993. Four years later, the Delta Green supplement appeared and spawned a number of its own supplements and novels.

The premise is similar to the [[X-Files]], drawing on the federal [[alphabet soup]] folklore, [[UFO conspiracy theory]], the Nazi [[Ahnenerbe]] organization, and other modern legends in addition to the [[Cthulhu Mythos]].

From a game perspective, the purpose of Delta Green is to provide character groups with motivation, resources, a reason for working together, and a source of replacements for characters who go mad or die.

In [[1998]], ''Delta Green'' won the [[Origins Award]] for ''Best Roleplaying Supplement of 1997''. The setting also won two awards in 2000, ''Best Game-Related Novel of 1999'' for ''Delta Green: The Rules of Engagement'' and ''Best Roleplaying Supplement of 1999'' for ''Delta Green: Countdown''.

As of beginning of 2005, following Delta Green books were published by [[Pagan Publishing]]:

* '''[[Delta Green (sourebook)]]''' – the basic sourcebook;
* '''[[Delta Green: Countdown]]''' – 1999, by John Tynes, Dennis Detwiller and Adam Scott Glancy, [[ISBN]] 1-887797-12-2 – the 2000s sourcebook;
* '''Delta Green: Alien Intelligence''' – March 1998, [[ISBN]] 1-887797-09-2 – short stories collection;
* '''Delta Green: Dark Theatres''' – short stories collection;
* '''Delta Green: Rules of Engagement''' by John Tynes – a novel;
* '''Delta Green: Denied to the Enemy''' by Dennis Detwiller – a novel, set during [[World War II]];
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 1: Machinations of the Mi-go]]''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887797-13-0 – limited edition game supplement;
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 2: The Fate]]''' – limited edition game supplement;
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 3: Project Rainbow]]''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887797-21-1 – limited edition game supplement;
* '''Delta Green Scenario: See No Evil''' [in the Unspeakable Oath 16/17]

by Fantasy Flight Games:

* '''Cthulhu Live: Delta Green''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887911-43-X – [[LARP|Live Action RPG]] supplement.

published online by Dennis Detwiller at [http://www.detwillerdesign.com/page13/page13.html]

* '''Delta Green Scenario: [http://www.detwillerdesign.com/page11/files/MFADR.PDF Music From a Darkened Room]'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: Through a Glass Darkly'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: Drowning in Sand'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: The Secrets No One Knows'''
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Future Perfect'''

published online at Pyramid magazine:
* '''Delta Green Article: Green Box''' [8/21/02 & 10/9/02, with d20 stats]
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Jack Frost''' [12/24/99 & 12/31/99]

published in Dungeon 96:
* '''Delta Green Scenario: PX Poker Night''' [with d20 stats]

published in Shadis 52:
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Dia de Los Muertos'''

Semi-official material:

* [[Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37]]
''A Chaosium [[MULA]] monograph using elements of the [[Delta Green]] mythos.''
* Delta Green: Across the Fence
* Delta Green: Our Finest Hour

==External links==

* [http://fairfieldproject.org/index.php?title=Main_Page Delta Green Wiki]

Original Wiki source: [http://en.wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia]

[[Category:CoC:Campaigns]]

Delta Green

2006-02-21T16:23:17Z

RylehNC:

'''Delta Green''' is a setting for the [[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game|Call of Cthulhu role-playing game]]. Delta Green was created by [[Adam Scott Glancy]], [[Dennis Detwiller]], and [[John Tynes]] of Seattle gaming house [[Pagan Publishing]]. Set in the modern day, characters are members of a renegade secret United States government organization – itself named Delta Green – dedicated to combating the horrors of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. The concept was introduced in the seventh issue of "[[The Unspeakable Oath]]", a ''Call of Cthulhu'' fanzine created by Pagan Publishing, in early 1993. Four years later, the Delta Green supplement appeared and spawned a number of its own supplements and novels.

The premise is similar to the [[X-Files]], drawing on the federal [[alphabet soup]] folklore, [[UFO conspiracy theory]], the Nazi [[Ahnenerbe]] organization, and other modern legends in addition to the [[Cthulhu Mythos]].

From a game perspective, the purpose of Delta Green is to provide character groups with motivation, resources, a reason for working together, and a source of replacements for characters who go mad or die.

In [[1998]], ''Delta Green'' won the [[Origins Award]] for ''Best Roleplaying Supplement of 1997''. The setting also won two awards in 2000, ''Best Game-Related Novel of 1999'' for ''Delta Green: The Rules of Engagement'' and ''Best Roleplaying Supplement of 1999'' for ''Delta Green: Countdown''.

As of beginning of 2005, following Delta Green books were published by [[Pagan Publishing]]:

* '''[[Delta Green (sourebook)]]''' – the basic sourcebook;
* '''[[Delta Green: Countdown]]''' – 1999, by John Tynes, Dennis Detwiller and Adam Scott Glancy, [[ISBN]] 1-887797-12-2 – the 2000s sourcebook;
* '''Delta Green: Alien Intelligence''' – March 1998, [[ISBN]] 1-887797-09-2 – short stories collection;
* '''Delta Green: Dark Theatres''' – short stories collection;
* '''Delta Green: Rules of Engagement''' by John Tynes – a novel;
* '''Delta Green: Denied to the Enemy''' by Dennis Detwiller – a novel, set during [[World War II]];
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 1: Machinations of the Mi-go]]''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887797-13-0 – limited edition game supplement;
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 2: The Fate]]''' – limited edition game supplement;
* '''[[Delta Green Eyes Only Vol. 3: Project Rainbow]]''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887797-21-1 – limited edition game supplement;
* '''Delta Green Scenario: See No Evil''' [in the Unspeakable Oath 16/17]

by Fantasy Flight Games:

* '''Cthulhu Live: Delta Green''' – [[ISBN]] 1-887911-43-X – [[LARP|Live Action RPG]] supplement.

published online by Dennis Detwiller at [http://www.detwillerdesign.com/page13/page13.html]

* '''Delta Green Scenario: [http://www.detwillerdesign.com/page11/files/MFADR.PDF Music From a Darkened Room]'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: Through a Glass Darkly'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: Drowning in Sand'''
* '''Delta Green Fiction: The Secrets No One Knows'''
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Future Perfect'''

published online at Pyramid magazine
* '''Delta Green Article: Green Box''' [8/21/02 & 10/9/02, with d20 stats]
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Jack Frost''' [12/24/99 & 12/31/99]

published in Dungeon 96
* '''Delta Green Scenario: PX Poker Night''' [with d20 stats]

published in Shadis 52
* '''Delta Green Scenario: Dia de Los Muertos'''

Semi-official material:

* [[Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37]]
''A Chaosium [[MULA]] monograph using elements of the [[Delta Green]] mythos.''
* Delta Green: Across the Fence
* Delta Green: Our Finest Hour

==External links==

* [http://fairfieldproject.org/index.php?title=Main_Page Delta Green Wiki]

Original Wiki source: [http://en.wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia]

[[Category:CoC:Campaigns]]