Game Geeks Classics #11 Delta Green by Pagan Publishing

[Ourarilya]

Wow sounds awesome.

[LSP55]

I read the pdf. Sounds good but you IMHO you can just do a quick read of it and use it. I really think it could have been condensed into an appendix in d20 Cthulhu and that's that.

[jhbadger]

@qwertyb17

It's a supplement for Call of Cthulhu, a pen-and-paper RPG.

[whalerofthestars]

Delta Green is still super expensive on ebay and amazon dammit.

[CuckooNow]

@whalerofthestars I got one on Amazon for about £30. It was an edition that had the CoC d20 equivalent of the stats alongside the regular ones. Apart from that, it's identical. But it means it's less of a collector's item, and therefore it was cheaper.

[whalerofthestars]

@CuckooNow found a copy of the hardcover reprint for about $40 US. The writing is really good.

[kesinpa]

Great review.

[t3dobber]

What do I need to play Delta Green?

[theclownmachinery]

@t3dobber you'll propably will need the Cthulhu sourcebook for Character creation and mechanics, well, and the Delta Green book of course (since you don't really need the DG Book, if you want to drag the mythos into the 90s by your selves - the Cthulhu sourcebook already includes weaponry and skills for modern day, also it contains character sheets)

[jfridy]

Best RPG book I've ever read. Except maybe the Countdown supplement.