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Original Title:	Delta Green
ISBN:	1887797238 (ISBN13: 9781887797238)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Call of Cthulhu RPG, L'Appel de Cthulhu

Delta Green (Call of Cthulhu RPG)

Dennis Detwiller

Hardcover | Pages: 338 pages

Rating: 4.43 | 395 Users | 15 Reviews

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Welcome to America at the dawn of the millennium. Do you know who is pulling the strings?

Delta Green knows. Things from beyond space and time that lurk and titter in the shadows, the slow rot at the core of humanity, the dark stars that whirl madly above - these are the true masters of the world. Delta Green has been figthing them since the 1928 Raid on Innsmouth, and the fight still rages on.

This book is your weapon and your guide, the largest Cthulhu sourcebook ever.

Inside you'll find a secret history of the 20th century, and the movers and the shakers who are players in the game: Delta Green, the outlaw conspiracy working inside the U.S. government to fight the darkness; Majestic 12, the clandestine agency that cuts deals with aliens and reports to no one; SaucerWatch, a UFO study group closer to the truth than they know; the Karotechia, immortal Nazis who serve a risen Hitler; and the Fate, an occult criminal syndicate that knows where the bodies are buried.
Plus: new skills, spells, weapons, Mythos tomes; profiles of thirty-six real-world intelligence and law-enforcement agencies, with character templates for each; a look at Mi-Go biology, philosophy, and operations; analysis of the Cthulhu Mythos in the modern day; a factual history of the U.S. intelligence and law-enforcement community; dozens of useful NPCs; campaign-construction guidelines, two scenarios, a short campaign, and more.

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Title	:	Delta Green (Call of Cthulhu RPG)
Author	:	Dennis Detwiller
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	2nd Edition (BRP/d20)
Pages	:	Pages: 338 pages
Published	:	May 2007 by Pagan Publishing & Eos Press (first published February 1st 1997)
Categories	:	Games. Role Playing Games. Horror. Gaming. Lovecraftian. Cthulhu Mythos. Science Fiction

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An excellent modern day setting for the Call of Cthulhu RPG (although written a while back, so 'modern day' is a little subjective, and the setting is largely overwritten by the more recent standalone Delta Green RPG). In short: X-files meet cosmic alien horror - although the Delta Green setting predates X-Files it's the easiest comparison.

Two of my favorite things together: the Mythos and spycraft. This book is 90s as hell, but in the same awesome way that the X-Files is, plus with an added layer of espionage like a dollop of whipped cream. Recommended if you're looking at running an X-Files type of game, the updated version that came out this year will be better if you're looking for some more cut-and-dry spy games.

One of the best new takes on the wonderful Call of Cthulhu game, and the world of cosmic horror H.P. Lovecraft created in general, ever put together. If you want to run a RPG game in a world of modern horror and vast government conspiracies, this is the book for you.

Delta Green was both wildly original and eerily prescient at time of its original publication and is a remarkable example of early-90s zeitgeist.While I'm not enamoured of the game system, I wholeheartedly recommend it as inspiring source material and generally good reading: the combination of alphabet-soup intelligence agencies, international conspiracy, realpolitik, alien technology and Great Old Ones lurking in the shadows mashes most of my nerd buttons.

This might be my favorite Call of Cthulhu supplement and is easily the best supplement for playing Call of Cthulhu in a modern setting. The book is a great blend of old and new, kolchak and x-files, horror and Tom Clancy.



One of the best supplements ever written for an RPG; Call of Cthulhu meets space aliens.I had been looking for this book fifteen years. Finally I found the French version, and even if I do not play Call of Cthulhu anymore, I had to have it. As so many things long desired, it was a bit of a letdown.It was a great setting and a revolutionay idea, in 1993, when it was first proposed in the fanzine The Unspeakable Oath. After X-files, all kind of conspiracies, and the War on Terror, it is commonplace. We even have great parodies in this genre, like Stross' The Laundry.The idea is