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A Delta Green actual play podcast featuring playthroughs of "A Night at the Opera" and Dennis Detwiller's "Impossible Landscapes."
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An Announcement from Black Project Gaming
Join us as we go forth with Mayday Roleplay, thinking red thoughts and gnashing white teeth, into the maw of a hidden god.
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Delta Green: Impossible Landscapes - The End of the World of the End (Part 2)
Songs that the Hyades shall sing / Where flap the tatters of the King / Must die unheard in / Dim Carcosa.
Song of my soul, my voice is dead / Die thou, unsung, as tears unshed / Shall dry and die in / Lost Carcosa.
NOTE: Some audio was unfortunately lost after the Agents stepped off Ambrose's orrery, but we pick up again with their arrival at the Palace gates. -
Delta Green: Impossible Landscapes - The End of the World of the End (Part 1)
Along the shore the cloud waves break / The twin suns sink behind the lake / The shadows lengthen / In Carcosa.
Strange is the night where black stars rise / And strange moons circle through the skies / But stranger still is / Lost Carcosa. -
Delta Green: Impossible Landscapes - Broadalbin (Part 2)
The King's chosen complete a horrifying and grisly task for Charley Antonucci. In return, they are led to the mysterious figure known as the Sommelier, and finally enter the Whisper Labyrinth. Carcosa awaits.
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Delta Green: Impossible Landscapes - Broadalbin (Part 1)
The chosen explore the Hotel Broadalbin and its strange, seemingly endless hallways. Along the way, they meet dramatis personae both old and new alike, and an odd elevator operator comes to them with an even more unusual request.
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Delta Green: Impossible Landscapes - Like a Map Made of Skin (Part 3)
The King in Yellow's chosen plot their next course of action. After returning to where it all began, they find themselves pursued through time, space, and sanity by the specters of former Delta Green operatives. The Hotel Broadalbin awaits.
Customer Reviews
Just Outstanding.
If you want to know how good roleplaying can get, listen to this podcast. I just started running a Delta Green campaign of my own and came here for some inspiration. Boy did I get it! I’ve been DMing since the original D&D so I’ve heard a lot of table sessions. These folks do an amazing job of immersing you in the world, and more importantly their character’s mindset. The dialog and interplay is just amazing, almost cinematic, film noir stuff. I just finished the 4 part Night Floors but will definitely be back for the rest of the back catalog. Amazing work all - and thank you for putting it out there for us!
Creepy and fun
Official read into this podcast! Great characters and creepy stories! I’ve been crushing the backlog at an astounding rate. I always find myself coming back for more. Keep it up guys!
For gripping roleplaying and Delta Green secrets and lies
I started this series just looking to check out some more Delta Green scenarios in play, and what I got was a cast of loveable and conniving agents who struggle with both the unnatural, and worst... themselves.
These are some of the best conspiratorial and dramatic narratives I’ve seen in a group for sometime, and the GM gives them just enough rope to hang themselves with at every opportunity.
Despite the lies, the backstabbing and the darkness they face, these players give their characters sympathy and empathy that shows a fallible but human side to a cold government conspiracy and investigation.
They’ve had me on the edge of my seat with each Operation and I look forward (and dread) the next Night at the Opera.
You really should get read in.