Hi!
I've been running table top role playing games for hexbear users for over a year now and I'm looking for one or two people to join a weekly delta green game.
We will be playing on Thursdays, using roll20 as a virtual table top and a small private discord server for voice. We usually play for about three hours and I'd like to start around 20:00 or 21:00 CET 02:00 -0:300 EST.
Delta Green is a modern supernatural investigation game steeped in government alphabet agency conspiracy with strong horror themes. So far the surviving agents have investigated a supernatural serial killer, an apartment that consumes people, and a corrupt chemical plant that was producing a reanimation compound.
The two surviving agents are a computer programmer and a fiction writer. If you are interested or have questions please comment or message me!
We are playing through a heavily modified version of the Impossible Landscapes campaign, if you are interested / play with us please avoid spoilers!!!
Not down for the game, but just wanted to wish luck on your aspiring agents. Delta Green is a great experience
Thanks! I've really been enjoying handling it and between this campaign and the one-shots I did last year I'm close to either playing or handling all the modules. Haven't done God's Teeth or Iconoclasts but the campaign is a heavily modified Impossible Landscapes run through
Our group did Observer Effect, Kali Ghati, and Iconoclasts along with a few others. Had some really memorable moments. In Iconoclasts I ended up living only through equipment failure. My nightvision failed and saved me from seeing things that would have made me insane and I stumbled out alone in dark through blind luck. Highly recommended
what did you think about the start of Iconoclasts? I was considering changing it, if you want to be specific then please use
spoiler
I really enjoyed the very start of the module. The setup worked for me and it got me hooked quickly.
Still kind of vague
The proxy-investigation stage was less well received. Our group struggled with this and missed some key details in our note taking. This led us to go in perhaps even blinder than intended.