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<blockquote data-quote="Aaron L" data-source="post: 128310" data-attributes="member: 926"><p>I haven't got DG: Countdown or DG: Project Rainbow yet (I can never find them!), but there is fan work being done on WWII and WWI Delta Green. Go to <a href="http://www.delta-green.com" target="_blank">www.delta-green.com</a> and join the mailing list. Ask for info, and you'll get deluged. There are several websites detailing WWII DG material, I'll look around and post some urls.</p><p></p><p>The scenario you described is almost an exact description of the Karotechia from DG, in the main book. The Karotechia were a division of the SS Anenerbe [sp?] (Anscestral Research Division) that looked throughout Europe for occult and Mythos tomes and magical artifacts. They were a well funded and a large organization. They developed several programs, including a "rescusitated casuality" initiative in which the bodies of dead soldiers (nazi and enemy alike) were reanimated using techniques based on the research of Dr. Herbert West, and sent out to fight. These zombies ended up killing men on both sides and the program was ended. Eventually the Karotechia blew up a castle it was stationed in while trying to inact an ancient rite (summoning Azathoth) that resuted in a small scale nuclear explosion. At the end of the war, Delta Green and the Karotechia fought a covert war across Europe that was very bloody and Mythos soaked, and many people were killed. The karotechia surived into the 2000's, and the survivors are either immortal, powerful wizards, undead refrigerator zombies, or "rescusitated" that are forced into service at the pain of being returned to "ye liveliest awefulness". VERY good stuff!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Aaron L, post: 128310, member: 926"] I haven't got DG: Countdown or DG: Project Rainbow yet (I can never find them!), but there is fan work being done on WWII and WWI Delta Green. Go to [url]www.delta-green.com[/url] and join the mailing list. Ask for info, and you'll get deluged. There are several websites detailing WWII DG material, I'll look around and post some urls. The scenario you described is almost an exact description of the Karotechia from DG, in the main book. The Karotechia were a division of the SS Anenerbe [sp?] (Anscestral Research Division) that looked throughout Europe for occult and Mythos tomes and magical artifacts. They were a well funded and a large organization. They developed several programs, including a "rescusitated casuality" initiative in which the bodies of dead soldiers (nazi and enemy alike) were reanimated using techniques based on the research of Dr. Herbert West, and sent out to fight. These zombies ended up killing men on both sides and the program was ended. Eventually the Karotechia blew up a castle it was stationed in while trying to inact an ancient rite (summoning Azathoth) that resuted in a small scale nuclear explosion. At the end of the war, Delta Green and the Karotechia fought a covert war across Europe that was very bloody and Mythos soaked, and many people were killed. The karotechia surived into the 2000's, and the survivors are either immortal, powerful wizards, undead refrigerator zombies, or "rescusitated" that are forced into service at the pain of being returned to "ye liveliest awefulness". VERY good stuff!! [/QUOTE]
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