By Jason Kraus “Even by the standards of the drugged out antisocial degenerates that filled the ranks of the outlaw motorcycle clubs, the Black Stars were some sinister SOBs. Even the Angels gave them a wide berth.” – Hunter S. Thompson, author and former Hell’s Angel* *Real man, real facts, fake quote During the late […]
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In the latest episode of their elephant-soothing podcast, Ken and Robin talk alternate eras for Fall of DELTA GREEN, animal attack forensics, deaccesioning our libraries, and the pilots dropping ticks conspiracy theory.
In the latest episode of their divinely solar podcast, Ken and Robin talk Ken’s 7-year Fall of DELTA GREEN campaign, the two Sonny Boy Williamsons, whodunnit murder motives, and parapsychologist Harry Price.
By Jason Kraus Electronic games have popularized in-game achievements, while apps have seized that idea to drive user engagement. Pelgrane Press’s ENnie Award-winning Night’s Black Agents by Kenneth Hite expanded the use of achievements for TTRPGs by awarding immediate Ability refreshes during play. What follows is an effort to add Achievements to The Fall of […]
By Jason Kraus Historically significant personalities, events, and locations in bold. Japanese names are written in the Western convention. Authors Note: Elements of this scenario reflect HP Lovecraft’s “The Shadow over Innsmouth”. Players unfamiliar with Lovecraft’s work (yes, there are a few) may be less paranoid than those who’ve enjoyed his oeuvre. For players more […]
By Jason Kraus Historically significant personalities, events, and locations in bold. Japanese names are written in the Western convention. PremiseTwo Delta Green-connected ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) officers went missing in Tokyo while investigating heroin smuggling out of Vietnam with possible supernatural ties. The agents, tasked with finding them, uncover a tangled web of yakuza, […]
By Jason Kraus The late 1960s were a heady time for society. Classified, compartmented military and intelligence programs on both sides of the Iron Curtain experimented with previously unutilized chemical compounds to gain advantage over their adversaries and insight into the human mind. In the shadowy corridors of Langley and Lubyanka, the competition to win […]
By Jason Kraus Manipulating an opponent’s mind from within is much more difficult than lashing out with a telekinetic punch or willing the evidence in an interrogator’s hands to burst into flame. It is the dream of every special agent, spy, and clandestine operator to control the way an opponent thinks and feels, experiences reality, […]
In the latest episode of their orgulous podcast, Ken and Robin talk prelude scenes in scenarios, rare words, 60s fantasy films, and tulpa describer Alexandra David-Néel.
In the latest episode of their precisely coined podcast, Ken and Robin talk the double meaning of roleplaying, surrealist occultist Ithell Colquhoun, early 50s fantasy films, and using the time machine to change a critical term.