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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
Nightmares
Chilling actual play of Impossible landscapes
Exactly what I’ve been looking for.
I would describe this as a mix between X-files and True Detective meets The Shining. To be honest, the cast is quite simply amazing. It’s so good it’s practically scripted (but of course it isn’t). I’m about 4 hours into the Impossible Landscape arc. I’ve been listening to TTRPG’s for a couple years now and this is the best. I’m so excited to have found it.
Characters are front and center
I love listening to this podcast. The players create memorable, deeply human characters who are the heroes of their own stories. Vince, the Handler, expertly guides them through encounters with the bewildering horrors of Delta Green. The show exudes gravitas and tension, but there are moments lightheartedness, too, as the characters and players try to release some of the pressure.
It's just a wonderful show. I wish episodes released more often.