u/nlsayers

We just wrapped up the second scenario of our Damnatio Memoriae arc, "Herostratus," and it was a roller-coaster of psychological horror. After reality tore open in a modernist mansion, the team had to deal with an invulnerable witness and a cover story that required framing a dead cop. It all culminated in a midnight boat pyre and a slow, haunting epilogue where the characters' memories were systematically scrubbed by the unnatural. If you want to see how Delta Green handles "Mission Failure" when the failure is written into the fabric of time itself. Thank you for listening!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6klPM1HzdsGzvYV3LfSFAU?si=0IrumJFsSJ276VgveaSSeg

Hey mythos lovers...

We just released the latest episode of our Damnatio Memoriae campaign, and I’m dying for people to hear it. This session was a lesson in how a high-stakes cosmic horror investigation can turn into the most intense chaos the moment the dice turn cold. We went into a modernist mansion on San Juan Island expecting a grisly forensic sweep of a triple-decapitation and ended up with a rescue attempt that resulted in an agent accidentally kneecapping their own teammate. >!On top of that, we had to deal with a witness whose head literally collapsed into a black hole and with a!< "clean-up" order that our guest operative interpreted very differently, resulting in one of the funniest miscommunications I've had in a game.

As always, thank you for the support and listening!

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6NXr5Op0DxTNmTpwER9puX?si=da0df6c080f4460b

Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/no/podcast/s2e7-munitions-damnatio-memoriae-delta-green-podcast/id1826992923?i=1000766184160

Talk to us on Discord: https://discord.gg/2RFYaWHm33