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Handful of Dust - Introduction R-Cell Agent RAPSCALLION – Tatom Merzos – U.S. Marshall’s office, Special Operations Agent RAPUNZEL – Yuki Anderson, FBI Forensic Pathologist, Leader of R-Cell Agent ROBIN – Chika Takahashi, EPA Biologist and Environmental Scientist – Japanese-born naturalized...

Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays - Session 4b All agents but SAM scrambled to get to the hospital. Agent SAM stayed at the hotel to hold down the fort, so to speak. She also got in a little slot machine action. Agent SETH called the State Police to request helicopter transport, and soon they were...

Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays - Session 4a Agent SÁBADO awoke still handcuffed to the rail of his hospital bed. He was still heavily sedated, numb, and unable to move without great effort. Agent RAPSCALLION slept in a chair at the foot of the bed snoring softly. The room was dimly lit from...

Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays - Session 3b With the sheriff down the tunnel, SETH gave RAPSCALLION a wink. They both jumped at the deputy, SETH trying to choke him, and RAPSCALLION attempting to punch him. The deputy dodged both attacks, yelled for the sheriff, and backed out of the cave...

Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays - Session 3a Agent RAPUNZEL ordered an immediate APB on Elaine Braverman, and she sent a photograph to all major news outlets in Arizona. A short while later, her phone rang. It was her boss, SAC Hobbson. “Agent Anderson, this is Hobbson. Just want to give you a...

Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays - Session 2 Agent SAM was up at sunrise. She didn’t care for anything the hotel restaurant had on the menu, so she headed to a diner a couple miles down the road. She enjoyed a nice, quiet breakfast and returned to the hotel with coffee for her colleagues who were...

Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays - Session 1 Agent RAPUNZEL’s phone rang; not her personal phone, but her special phone. Each agent had a cell phone which they used for Delta Green-sensitive purposes. It would connect to a secure server and establish an encrypted link. It wasn’t 100% foolproof...

Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays - Introduction R-Cell Agent RAPSCALLION – Tatom Merzos – U.S. Marshall’s office, Special Operations Agent RAPUNZEL – Yuki Anderson, FBI Forensic Pathologist, Leader of R-Cell Agent ROBIN – Chika Takahashi, EPA Biologist and Environmental Scientist – Japanese-born...

Title: All Part of the Job Author: NoMessiah Number of Threads: 1 Type: Conspiracy/Horror System: Call of Cthulhu 6th ed. Setting: Delta Green Started: June 2nd, 2014 Status: Ongoing Average Installment Length: Moderate to Long Average Frequency of Installments: Weekly, usually on Tuesdays...

Last Things Last - Session 2 The cabin was quite secluded, being at least two miles from its nearest neighbor. The snowfall was even and about a foot and a half deep. As the van crept down the driveway toward the cabin, Agent SETH killed the headlights. The moonlight reflected well enough off...

Last Things Last - Session 1 Agent RAPUNZEL was unable to attend the Opera, but she did coordinate her cell’s rendezvous with Agent SETH. Agent SETH requested all cell members meet at a small bar and grill near by the deceased’s apartment. All agents quickly headed for Denver from their...

Last Things Last - Introduction R-Cell Agent RAPSCALLION – Tatom Merzos – U.S. Marshall’s office, Special Operations Agent RAPUNZEL – Yuki Anderson, FBI Forensic Pathologist, Leader of R-Cell Agent RASPUTIN – Grigori Ruspokov, CDC Researcher/Surgeon – Russian-born naturalized citizen Agent...

A few months ago, I started a tabletop game of Call of Cthulhu with the Delta Green setting, and I've been writing the games up. I thought I'd post them here for anyone interested. Call of Cthulhu is a horror role playing game based on the works of H.P. Lovecraft and others, and it really plays...

Not exactly Flash Gordon, but TSR did make a Buck Rogers game in the late '80s, and they made a couple computer games with the same engine as the Forgotten Realms games (Pool of Radiance, Curse of the Azure Bonds, etc ...).

As a DM, I think scrying is alright as it is. As a player, I'd say it was a bit expensive for the duration. For that kind of money, it should last at least as long as the average Eladrin shower.

You're exactly right. You DON'T need a Rogue, or any other character with Thievery. In that case, I would expect the DM not to use this trap; at least not as written, or without some alternative method of defeating or avoiding it.

I'm a bit confused about the whole "the target grants combat advantage to all of your enemies" part. It seems like it should be "to all of your allies," doesn't it?

Nice work. This sort of thing is EXACTLY why I majored in Mathematics my first semester. What a Mathematics major actually entailled is exactly why I majored in English Literature from my second semester on.

With this interpretation of the rule, yes, if the Paladin hadn't given you the save that put you to sleep, you would have lost a round. However, because he gave you that save, technically he, the cleric and the warlord all lost their rounds so you could retain yours. If this happens, you'd...

I THINK he's asking if the mark is removed upon the death of the target.