Over the last few months the 7th annual r/nightattheopera scenario contest took place. SirLordBaron's All Good Things won the people's choice vote, whereas my submission won the judges' vote!
My scenario is called The Sound of Doom, after a line in Gojira's The Chant. You can find the scenario here. Also, check out the other submissions in the contest document, they were all great.
In Delta Green, Withering is the go-to spell to give enemy sorcerers some damage-dealing capabilities. However, all wizards having the same spell is boring. So here are some ideas for different flavors of Withering.
Sometimes your Agents are on an operation and realize that they don't have the necessary skills to solve a problem at hand. In such cases a generous Handler can provide a convenient Friendly with the required skill set. In this post I have written up five Friendlies with Science background. But beware, each of them has a secret that could turn them from an useful asset into a dangerous liability.
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| Sergey Rybalkin |
In this post I review all submissions to the 2023 Shotgun Scenario Contest, except for my own. I have written a separate blog post about my scenarios, which you can find here.
It's a new year, which means that the 2023 Shotgun Scenario Contest has concluded. This year's winning scenario was Apoptosis by Dragoleaf, with runner-up Ideasthesia by Erik Ahlin. The people's choice award goes to Operation CHOLLIMA BLACK by Agent HOPKINS. Congrats to the winners! There were 71 submissions this year, so the 2020 record of 75 scenarios was almost broken. You can check out all the entries here.
In this post I'm covering my own two entries to this deluge of scenarios, Terminal Lucidity and Subliminal. I also wrote reviews for all the other scenarios, which you can find here.
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| William Thornton and the Trader |
This is the third and final part of my play report of Biodynamics, my 2022 shotgun scenario. You can find the first part here and the second part here.
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| The Walking Tumor |
Recently, I submitted a scenario to the r/nightattheopera Alphabet Contest and to my surprise it actually won!
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| The Feeding Hand |