Shotgun Scenario Review: Eat, Pray, Love

This is a review of Eat, Pray, Love by magnificentophat and Lithobraker, which was submitted to the 2020 Shotgun Scenario Contest. I have played in this scenario, as well as run it myself. Do not read on if you want to avoid spoilers.

Playing A Hacker In Delta Green

Hackers can be incredibly effective Delta Green Agents, especially in the standard modern setting, where digital technology is pervasive. But many people might be intimidated, because Delta Green strives for a realistic feel and they think that they can’t play a hacker well if they don’t know how "real" hacking works. In this post I list some techniques that a real life hacker could use to break into systems and how to map them to Delta Green skills.

Shotgun Scenario Review: Jessica's Bodies

This post is the first in a series in which I review fan-written scenarios for  Delta Green. There is a lot of fan content, e.g. there are over 400 shotgun scenarios listed on the Fairfield wiki. I hope these reviews help to spotlight some of the many excellent fan creations. I will concentrate on scenarios that I have run or played in, because sometimes a scenario reads better than it runs, or vice versa.

In this post I'm going to review the Jessica's Bodies by David Tormsen, which was a submission to the 2016 Shotgun Scenario Contest. This review contains spoilers, so don't read further if you want to play in this at some point.

My Submission To The 2023 Night At The Opera Scenario Contest

The 2023 Scenario Contest of the Night At The Opera Discord community has concluded. The winner was ChiefMcClane with his scenario Operation RAGTIME GAL or Size Matters. The People's Choice winners were Point in Time by Rowan and Gnash The Teeth by Dragoleaf. The full list of scenarios can be found here.

I also submitted a scenario, which I called Iron Curtain Call. The following contains spoilers, so don't read further if you want to experience the scenario as a player.