An oil rig illegally operates off the coast of Greenland in the summer of 2020, looking to find a new untapped reservoir. The crew is made of misfits, skilled but desperate workers who can’t work anywhere else or need the money fast. However, the drill struck something the crew never expected it would hit. What’s below the surface? Find out in the first part of this playtest of Adam Scott Glancy’s latest scenario for Delta Green!
Ross as Lorenzo Tassoni, divemaster
Vee as Philis Trask, geologist – Visit Queen’s Court Games
Caleb as Ryan Campbell, geologist -get more DG content on Dead Channels
Baz as Beth Townsend, doctor – Watch Baz on Twitch
Max as Clark Hudson, pilot – get more Delta Green APs on Relatable Rolls
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ASG: “Of all of Europe, the only people who give a shit about shotguns are the Italians.”
My Dad has a very nice French shotgun. If you’ve never seen a rotary breach shotgun before, look up “Darne rotary shotgun” on YouTube and check out a video showing one. They’re kinda wild.
Don’t forget the shotguns by Holland & Holland in England!
Nice another ASG game. Those are always a treat.
RPPR please improve your audio recording quality, it’s 2024 and you’re a professional podcasting company.
I really enjoy Delta Green content but I’m not going to suffer through multiple hours of hard S and tinny vocals.
Just a thought: my knowledge is rather hazy and has ever only been high-school-level, but when something is losing mass while not evaporating, the first thing I would do is reach for a Geiger counter – because if it is not shedding molecules, the “logical” explanation is that it might be losing protons and/or neutrons through atomic breakdown – emitting radiation.
Mind you, for the mass loss to be noticeable within minutes, I would expect the hypothetical radiation to be insanely high. The substance should be giving off energy like a tiny star, and I should be dead within moments in its vicinity.
But that is just a detail. Nice scenario, I liked it a lot, thank you.