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Operation Report: Handle With Care Part 3 - JACK In The Box

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  Las Vegas, Nevada. March 18, 2005. Since dr. Fincher was not properly inducted into the conspiracy, Agent JACE opts to take him along while he observes the Casavecchia estate so that he can learn tradecraft on the field. The family lives on a large compound in the hills outside Las Vegas. Fincher recognizes that most buildings on the grounds are modeled after early Italian Renaissance architecture, and many structures are useless or vestigial: a servant house and a stone barn, for example. The main house is shaped like a horseshoe, with a young olive tree and a well in the heart of the courtyard. Fincher opts to go and look up property records and floor plans at city hall, while JACE stays to watch over the compound. JACE can't shake the feeling he too is being watched, from above. Meanwhile, JACK is studying his copy of the  De Mulieribus . Most of the later portion of the book is unchanged, if not for certain peculiar choices in translation. The first part, covering goddes...

ARCHINT: The Falconer's Glove

I've been running a sandbox scenario focused on the player Agents figuring out which items up for sale at an auction may be Unnatural and sabotaging the event so that they do not fall into the wrong hands. Here is a detailed writeup of one of the artifacts, assuming it is revealed to be Unnatural. There were six other artifacts in the scenario, three of which I will publish in this fashion. The other three were simply too specific to the context of my campaign. An operation report for the scenario will be coming "soon" (in the Arc Dream Publishing sense of the word). The Falconer's Glove A leather falconry glove associated with the cult of Mars-Nodens, retrieved from a late-Roman / early-medieval temple of the god. Surprisingly well-preserved for an artifact made out of leather. It allows the wearer to summon a Night Terror and bind it to their will.  History The glove dates to the 5th century AD, around the collapse of Roman control on the British isles. It was creat...

Operation Report: Handle With Care Part 2: Resisting Arrest

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  Las Vegas, Nevada. March 17, 2005. Agent JACK and Dr. Fincher head to Munroe's office for their meeting. The office is on the third floor of a small building next to Munroe's casino, the Sonora, an over-the-top cowboy themed establishment filled to the brim with plastic cacti and tumbleweeds. The two enter the office and are welcomed by Munroe. The collector is vaguely familiar with Gardner (Agent JACK), being competitors in the same business. JACK claims to have brought Fincher along as an 'expert in the matter', hoping that the two could help Munroe get his stuff back in exchange for information. The agents say they have some leads on Munroe's missing items, and can help him find them if given leads as to who may have organized the robbery. Initially, Munroe doesn’t take them seriously, but JACK convinces him he may know something about the theft without letting too much slip. The collector agrees to share some information about the other parties involved in the...

Operation Report: Handle With Care Part 1 - Operation JOYRIDE

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  Las Vegas, Nevada. March 15, 2005.     Agent JACE receives a hidden invitation to a meeting in a motel in Henderson. That evening, JACE convenes with Agent BERNARD, who promotes him to cell leader of J-Cell now that JUNE is gone. He explains he will also have to establish contact with the leaders of I-Cell and K-Cell, who have recently cut off contact. It is a trying time for the group, and A-Cell is on the lookout for agents they can rely on. Before that comes the mission. BERNARD briefs JACE on the details: recently, art collector Winston Munroe purchased six extremely valuable items at the auction of the Krauss family estate. In transport to his residence in Las Vegas, the van carrying the items was stolen. Traffic Cameras show that a ghostly figure veiled in red was present for the robbery, but no witnesses report its presence. The Agents are to investigate the appearance of the mysterious figure and determine if it is Unnatural, as well as identify any links to Mun...

J-CELL

 J-CELL  Juliett-Cell is a cell of the Delta Green conspiracy operating in the American South-west, specifically in Nevada and around Las Vegas. The current agents and friendlies making up J-Cell (the player characters) are: Agent JACE  (Terence Candy) :  age 32, DEA Tactical Diversion Unit, some experience in the Las Vegas PD. Cell leader despite being relatively new to the Conspiracy. Injured in the line of duty, not as agile as he used to be. An idealist at heart, strongly motivated to keep working towards Delta Green's mission.  Agent   JACKAL (Norman Hackett) :  age 35, State Cop working with the DEA TDU. Corrupt, taking bribes and extorting money from local gangs, petty drug dealers and the remnants of the Mafia. Initially blackmailed into collaborating with the Cell. Agent JACK  (Kyle Gardner): age 43, Casino owner and entrepreneur. Initially a Friendly collaborating with the cell providing resources and a safehouse, 'promoted' to Agent aft...

Welcome!

Hi! I'm salazar, and I've decided, mostly as a writing exercise and to feel like I'm part of the wider ttrpg community, to start a blog. I'll be (very inconsistently) posting various stuff I've written on here, sometimes links to works related to contests or jams, sometimes just because I feel like writing it. What can you expect to find here? Right now, a brief introduction and a play report from my campaign. In the future, other play reports, a variety of homebrew content for DG, like NPCs, tomes and artifacts, as well as the occasional faction write-up or scenario. I will be focusing on Delta Green right now, but I'd also like to do something for Mothership, one of Free League's Year Zero rpgs, or even Unknown Armies. EDIT: 5 September 2025   When I set up this blog I meant to write up AARs for my ongoing campaign, Taskforce CRYSTAL JACKAL, which I also intended to submit to the 2025 Delta Green Mini-Campaign Jam. Life got in the way and I pretty much aba...