Beschreibung
Eight scenarios for the award-winning DELTA GREEN roleplaying game lock bystanders and Agents alike in unlit rooms with the cosmic terrors of the unnatural. Unwanted survivals rise from death or slumber into the nightmarish life of humanity. PX POKER NIGHT: At an isolated Air Force base, discontented service members listen to the night sky and hear secrets not meant for human ears. THE LAST EQUATION: A gifted university student guns down a family of total strangers, leaving behind a string of numbers that fills Delta Green’s researchers with dread. Can your Agents stop the next horrific slaughter? LOVER IN THE ICE: A bitter midwestern winter shuts down a city…and awakens a threat that is all too ready ready to spread. SWEETNESS: Vandalism on a family home makes the police fear a hate crime. Delta Green recognizes the symbol for something worse. What connections have these ordinary people made to bring such danger to their door? HOURGLASS: A woman vanishes, screaming, in front of dozens of witnesses in a small Oregon town. Your Agents must find what killed her, stop the threat, and make sure no one else ever learns the truth. EX OBLIVIONE: Vicious murders stain the Arizona desert. Crazed words scrawled at a crime scene hint at Y’ha-nthlei and the sea. A handful of Agents have a chance to claim vengeance for ancient wrongs - or suffer it. EX OBLIVIONE: Vicious murders stain the Arizona desert. Crazed words scrawled at a crime scene hint at Y’ha-nthlei and the sea. A handful of Agents have a chance to claim vengeance for ancient wrongs - or suffer it. KALI GHATI: A Delta Green operative goes missing from a combat base in the Afghanistan war. A handful of agents in-country must learn what discovery lured him across the wire. Then they must bring him home. An index helps Handlers build broader connections between horrors in their campaigns. Delta Green: Black Sites is full-color hardback, 208 pages.
Wichtiger HinweisAchtung! Nicht für Kinder unter 36 Monaten geeignet. Erstickungsgefahr wegen verschluckbarer Kleinteile.
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