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QUICKSTART: AGENTS
Delta Green: The Role-Playing Game, © 2015
Stats
Bonds
Weapons
A Delta Green Agent is defined on
two sides of one page: the character
sheet.
The first few lines are selfexplanatory: name, occupation, age,
etc. Leave “code name” blank unless
the Handler (the Game Moderator)
says otherwise.
Statistics (stats) define what your
Agent is broadly good or bad at. Each
has a score from 3 to 18; most human
adults have 10 or 11 in each.
Each stat has space for its “×5”
rating. Multiply the stat by 5 and fill in
that number. We’ll explain that later.
Finally, each stat has a space for
“What Others Notice.” There just put
in an adjective, something that stands
out, for each stat that’s below 9 or
above 12. If your INT is 15 you might
write “Very clever,” for example.
A Bond is one of the most important
human relationships in your life. It’s
either a specific person (spouse; son
or daughter; best friend) or a group of
people who are tightly enough bound
that your relationship with one affects
your relationships with the others
(platoon from the war; spouse and
kids; support group).
Each Bond has a score that equals
your Charisma stat. When a Bond’s
score falls, that relationship is suffers.
More demanding occupations allow
fewer Bonds.
“Skill %” is your skill with that kind
of weapon. Copy it from the front of
the sheet: Firearms, Heavy Weapons,
Melee Weapons, Unarmed Combat,
or whatever applies.
Get the other entries from the
Delta Green rulebook. “Base Range”
is the distance at which you can use
it without a penalty that reduces
your skill. “Damage” is the amount
it reduces your target’s Hit Points.
“Armor Piercing” is the amount it
reduces your target’s Armor Points.
Write notes about other important
equipment in the “Armor and
Equipment” space. Wearing body
armor lets you subtract its Armor
Points from a damage roll.
Attributes
Derived Attributes are point values
that sometimes change. “Hit Points
(HP)” indicate physical health.
“Willpower Points (WP)” indicate
mental fortitude and drive. “Sanity
Points (SAN)” indicate your sanity,
your connection with human reality.
The “Breaking Point” is the exact
point of SAN at which you will
develop a new mental disorder.
Under “Incidents of SAN Loss
Without Going Insane,” there are
three check boxes each for Violence
and Helplessness. If your SAN drops
due to violence or helplessness
but you don’t go insane, mark an
appropriate check-box. If you go
insane due to that type of trauma,
erase all the marks. If you mark all
three boxes, you become “Adapted”
and can tolerate that kind of trauma
more than other characters; erase the
marks and circle Adapted.
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Motivations
You start with five motivations:
personal beliefs, drives, obsessions,
or support mechanisms that keep
you going. They don’t have scores
and they aren’t as powerful as Bonds.
Motivations are expressions of Sanity.
Bring them up in play to show what
recharges your batteries—what
motivates you, supports you, and
gives your life meaning. Each time
your SAN hits your Breaking Point,
remove one Motivation.
Skills
Each skill is a body of specialized
knowledge that takes months or years
to learn and decades to fully master.
Each skill has a percentile rating, from
zero to 99. That’s your chance of using
the skill in a terrible crisis.
Every skill has a base value in
parentheses, like “Athletics (30%)”.
Every Delta Green Agent starts with
that much. Having a skill above the
base value you have more training
and experience in it. With 40 to 60
above base value you’re an expert, as
skilled as a full-time professional.
Special Training
Some bodies of knowledge aren’t
common to every Agent but don’t
require the extensive commitment
of skills. You might know how to use
lockpicks without having a career in
Craft (Locksmith), for example.
Each kind of special training is
based on an existing stat or skill: DEX
for lockpicking, Swim for SCUBA gear,
Athletics for throwing hand grenades,
and so on.
If the Handler says you have a
particular kind of special training,
write it in one of the spaces and check
“Y” for “yes”. If the Handler confirms
you do not have it, write it in and
check “N” for “no”.
Work
The space for “Work Performance”
comes up in long-term games that
explore the impact (rarely good) of
Delta Green on your career.
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AGENT CREATION
1. Statistics
5. Finishing Details
Pick one of the following sets and assign each score to one
stat. Trade points from one stat to another if you like.
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STAT 1 STAT 2 STAT 3
13 13 12
15 14 12
17 14 13
STAT 4 STAT 5
12 11
11 10
10 10
STAT 6
11
10
8
2. Derived Attributes
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HIT POINTS (HP): Average of STR and CON.
WILLPOWER POINTS (WP): POW.
SANITY POINTS (SAN): POW × 5.
BREAKING POINT: SAN minus POW.
3. Profession and Skills
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Choose a profession that suits your stats and interests.
Write down starting skills.
Note the number of Bonds.
Choose any eight skills (except Unnatural). Add 20%
to the current or base rating of each. If a skill is not in
your profession, you can increase it twice.
4. Bonds
What Kind of Experience
Brought You to Delta Green?
Choose one and apply all the listed modifiers.
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EXTREME VIOLENCE
+10% Occult.
–5 SAN.
–3 CHA.
Losing 3 CHA means –3 from each Bond.
You are Adapted to Violence.
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CAPTIVITY OR IMPRISONMENT
+10% Occult.
–5 SAN.
–3 POW (this does not affect SAN).
Losing 3 POW means +3 to Breaking Point.
You are Adapted to Helplessness.
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HARD EXPERIENCE
+10% Occult.
+10% to any four skills (except Unnatural).
–5 SAN.
Remove one Bond.
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THINGS MAN WAS NOT MEANT TO KNOW
+10% Unnatural.
+20% Occult.
Reduce SAN by POW.
Reset Breaking Point to new SAN minus POW.
Gain an indefinite insanity caused by the unnatural.
Name them. Each starts with a score equal to your CHA.
Bond Examples
1. Spouse or ex-spouse
2. Son or daughter
3. Favored parent or grandparent
4. Best friend
5. Long-time coworker or partner
6. Psychologist or therapist
7. Spouse and children
8. Parents
9. Siblings
10. Colleagues in an intense, difficult job or calling
11. Church or support group
12. Fellow survivors of a shared trauma
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Name, age, appearance, personality, motivations.
Describe something admirable about your agent.
Describe something others dislike about your agent.
What Skill Ratings Mean
1%–19%
20%-29%
30%-39%
40%-59%
60%-79%
80%-99%
Dabbler
Hobbyist
Basic training or a college minor
Years of experience or a college major
Decades of experience or a grad degree
A lifetime’s mastery
CORE PROFESSIONS
each skill begins at the listed rating rather than its base
Anthropologist
or Historian
Anthropology or Archaeology 50%
Bureaucracy 40%
Foreign Language 50%
Foreign Language 30%
History 60%
Occult 40%
Persuade 40%
Choose two from:
• Anthropology 40%
• Archeology 40%
• HUMINT 50%
• Navigate 50%
• Ride 50%
• Search 60%
• Survival 50%
BONDS: 4
Computer Scientist
or Engineer
Computer Science 50%
Craft (Electrician) 30%
Craft (Mechanic) 30%
Craft (Microelectronics) 40%
Science (Mathematics) 50%
SIGINT 30%
Choose four from:
• Accounting 50%
• Bureaucracy 50%
• Craft (choose) 40%
• Foreign Language 40%
• Drive Heavy Machine 50%
• Law 40%
• Science (choose) 40%
BONDS: 3
Federal Agent
Scientist
Alertness 50%
Bureaucracy 40%
Criminology 50%
Drive Auto 40%
Firearms 50%
Forensics 30%
HUMINT 60%
Law 30%
Persuade 50%
Search 50%
Unarmed Combat 60%
Choose one from:
• Accounting 60%
• Computer Science 50%
• Foreign Language 50%
• Heavy Weapons 50%
• Pharmacy 50%
BONDS: 3
Bureaucracy 40%
Computer Science 40%
Science (choose one) 50%
Science (choose another) 50%
Science (choose another) 50%
Choose three from:
• Accounting 50%
• Craft (choose one) 40%
• Foreign Language (choose) 40%
• Forensics 40%
• Law 40%
• Pharmacy 40%
BONDS: 4
Physician
Bureaucracy 40%
First Aid 60%
Medicine 60%
Persuade 40%
Pharmacy 50%
Science (Biology) 50%
Search 40%
Choose one from:
• Forensics 60%
• Psychotherapy 60%
• Surgery 60%
BONDS: 4
Special Forces
Alertness 50%
Athletics 60%
Demolitions 40%
Firearms 60%
Heavy Weapons 50%
Melee Weapons 60%
Military Science (choose) 60%
Navigate 50%
Stealth 50%
Survival 50%
Swim 50%
Unarmed Combat 60%
Choose one from:
• Drive Auto 60%
• Foreign Language 40%
• HUMINT 50%
• Persuade 60%
• Pilot (Small Boats) 40%
• Ride 50%
BONDS: 1
Other Professions
Author, Editor or Journalist, Criminal, Firefighter, Foreign Service Officer, Intelligence Analyst, Intelligence Case Officer,
Lawyer or Business Executive, Nurse or Paramedic, Pilot or Sailor, Police Officer, Programs Manager, Soldier or Marine, etc.
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AGENT BACKGROUNDS
an optional way to choose your eight bonus skills
ARTIST, ACTOR, OR MUSICIAN:
Alertness, Craft (choose one),
Disguise, Persuade, Art (choose one),
Art (choose another), Art (choose
another), HUMINT.
ATHLETE: Alertness, Athletics,
Dodge, First Aid, HUMINT, Persuade,
Swim, Unarmed Combat.
AUTHOR, EDITOR, OR
JOURNALIST: Anthropology, Art
(Creative Writing, Poetry, Scriptwriting,
Journalism, etc.), Bureaucracy, History,
Law, Occult, Persuade, HUMINT.
BLUE-COLLAR WORKER: Alertness,
Craft (choose one), Craft (choose
another), Drive Auto, Drive Heavy
Machine, First Aid, Navigate, Search.
“BLACK BAG” TRAINING: Alertness,
Athletics, Craft (Electrician), Craft
(Locksmithing), Criminology, Disguise,
Search, Stealth.
BUREAUCRAT: Accounting,
Bureaucracy, Computer Science,
Criminology, HUMINT, Law, Persuade;
and one other as a personal specialty.
CLERGY: Foreign Language (choose
three), History, HUMINT, Occult,
Persuade, Psychotherapy.
COMBAT VETERAN: Alertness,
Athletics, Dodge, Firearms, First Aid,
Melee Weapons, Stealth, Unarmed
Combat.
COMPUTER EXPERT: Computer
Science, Craft (Microelectronics),
Science (Mathematics), SIGINT; and
any four others as personal specialties.
COUNSELOR: Bureaucracy, First
Aid, Foreign Language (choose
one), HUMINT, Law, Persuade,
Psychotherapy, Search.
CRIMINALIST: Accounting,
Bureaucracy, Computer Science,
Criminology, Forensics, Law,
Pharmacy, Search.
OCCULT INVESTIGATOR:
Anthropology, Archeology, Computer
Science, Criminology, History, Occult,
Persuade, Search.
DIVER: Alertness, First Aid, Navigate,
Pilot (Small Boat), Search, Science
(Biology), Survival, Swim.
OUTDOORSMAN: Alertness,
Athletics, Craft (choose one),
Navigate, Ride, Search, Stealth,
Survival.
FIREFIGHTER: Alertness,
Demolitions, Drive Auto, Drive
Heavy Machine, First Aid, Forensics,
Navigate, Search.
GANGSTER OR DEEP COVER:
Alertness, Criminology, Dodge,
Drive Auto, Persuade, Stealth; and
choose two from: Athletics, Foreign
Language (choose one), Firearms,
HUMINT, Melee Weapons, Pharmacy,
or Unarmed Combat.
INTERROGATOR: Criminology,
Foreign Language (choose one),
Foreign Language (choose another),
HUMINT, Law, Persuade, Pharmacy,
Search.
LIBERAL ARTS DEGREE:
Anthropology or Archeology, Art
(choose one), Foreign Language
(choose one), History, Persuade;
and any three others as personal
specialties.
MILITARY OFFICER: Bureaucracy,
Firearms, History, Military Science
(choose one), Navigate, Persuade,
Unarmed Combat; and choose one:
Artillery, Drive Heavy Machinery,
Heavy Weapons, HUMINT, Pilot
(choose one), or SIGINT.
MBA: Accounting, Bureaucracy,
HUMINT, Law, Persuade; and any
three others as personal specialties.
NURSE, PARAMEDIC OR PREMED: Alertness, First Aid, Medicine,
Persuade, Pharmacy, Psychotherapy,
Science (Biology), Search.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Alertness, Art
(Photography), Computer Science,
Persuade, Search, Stealth; and any
two others as personal specialties.
PILOT OR SAILOR: Alertness,
Craft (Mechanic), First Aid, Foreign
Language (choose one), Navigate,
Pilot (choose one), Survival, Swim.
POLICE OFFICER: Alertness,
Criminology, Drive Auto, Firearms,
HUMINT, Law, Melee Weapons,
Unarmed Combat.
SCIENCE GRAD STUDENT:
Bureaucracy, Computer Use, Craft
(choose one), Foreign Language
(choose one), Science (choose three)
SOCIAL WORKER OR CRIMINAL
JUSTICE DEGREE: Bureaucracy,
Criminology, Forensics, Foreign
Language (choose one), HUMINT,
Law, Persuade, Search.
SOLDIER OR MARINE: Alertness,
Artillery, Athletics, Drive Auto,
Firearms, Heavy Weapons, Military
Science (choose one), Unarmed
Combat.
TRANSLATOR: Anthropology, Foreign
Language (choose one), Foreign
Language (choose another), Foreign
Language (choose another), History,
HUMINT, Persuade; and any one other
as a personal specialty.
URBAN EXPLORER: Alertness,
Athletics, Craft (choose one), Law,
Navigate, Persuade, Search, Stealth.
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CORE RULES
Delta Green: The Role-Playing Game
Using Skills
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ROLL DICE: When the situation
calls for randomness and
things are not in your control;
in a crisis; in combat; when it
hinges on unpredictable NPC
behavior; when there are severe
consequences at stake. Roll the
skill’s rating or lower on percentile
dice to succeed.
DON’T ROLL DICE: When things
are calm and under control.
Instead look to the skill and what
the skill rating represents. The
better the skill, the more you
achieve or discover.
USING STATS: If it’s “common
knowledge” or something most
people might achieve without
extensive education or training, it
doesn’t require a skill. Instead use
a stat × 5 as the rating.
Combat
Each turn represents a few seconds
of fighting. Combatants act in order
of highest DEX to lowest. When your
turn comes, pick one action.
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Modifiers
Bonuses and penalties are uncommon
outside combat. If a modifier does
apply, it’s usually ±20% (things are
especially in your favor or against you)
or, rarely, ±40% (you almost shouldn’t
even need to roll).
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Crits and Fumbles
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CRITICAL SUCCESS: 01 or
success with matching dice (11,
22, 33, etc.).
FUMBLE: 00 or failure with
matching dice (99, 88, 77, etc.)
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Opposed Skills
If one character actively interferes
with another, both roll. A critical beats
an ordinary success; otherwise the
highest successful roll wins. If no rolls
are required, the highest rating wins.
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AIM: +20% to the next roll.
ATTACK: Inflict damage. One
attack and damage roll with a gun
usually represents a few shots.
CALLED SHOT: Ignores cover or
armor but at a –20% penalty, or
–40% for an especially hard shot.
DISARM: Roll Unarmed Combat.
The target gets a free Melee
Weapons roll to oppose it.
DODGE: Roll Dodge to oppose
an attack, disarm or pin. You can
take this action before your turn
comes up. Your roll can protect
you from more than one attack.
ESCAPE: Get out of being
pinned. Roll STR, DEX, or
Unarmed Combat opposed by a
free STR or Unarmed Combat roll
by your opponent.
FIGHT BACK: You can take this
action before your turn comes up.
Roll Melee Weapons or Unarmed
Combat to oppose an attack.
Choose whether you fight back
with an attack, a called shot, a
disarm, or a pin. Your roll can
protect you from more than one
attack in a turn but can inflict
damage (or pin, etc.) only once.
MOVE: Jog 10 m., run 20 m.,
or sprint 30 m. (Usually you can
go up to about 3 m. as part of
another action.)
PIN: Hold someone down. The
target gets a free Unarmed
Combat roll to oppose it. You
can attack the pinned target in
later turns. Unarmed Combat
and Melee Weapons attacks on a
pinned target are at +20%.
WAIT: Wait and act after someone
else’s action this turn.
ANYTHING ELSE: Anything that
takes a moment’s concentration.
Damage
At 0 HP you die. HP don’t go below 0.
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UNARMED: 1D3
TASER: Stun (CON test to act),
then –20% for 1D20 turns
CLUB OR KNIFE: 1D4 or 1D6
MACHETE: 1D8
PISTOL: 1D8, 1D10, or 1D12
RIFLE: 1D12 or 1D12+2
SHOTGUN: 2D10, 2D6, or 1D6
Kill Damage
A percentile roll for heavy weapons.
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SUCCESS: Target drops to 0 HP.
FAILURE: Add up the roll’s digits
as ordinary damage.
Kill Radius
If the weapon has a Kill Radius,
choose its center before attacking.
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HIT: A blast does Kill Damage
to everyone inside the radius. A
burst of bullets hits half. Everyone
who survives is suppressed.
MISS: Everyone who would have
been in the radius is suppressed.
SUPPRESSION: As your next
action either hide behind cover or
go prone or else lose 1 SAN.
Armor
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BODY ARMOR: Reduces damage
from any attack except a called
shot or successful Kill Damage.
COVER: Makes a Kill Damage
roll automatically fail; reduces
damage from any attack except a
called shot.
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SANITY
Sanity Threats Insanity
The three types of SAN loss are
violence, helplessness, and the
unnatural. Roll Sanity. Success: Suffer
the first listed loss (the minimum
possible with a critical). Failure: Suffer
the second listed loss (the maximum
possible with a fumble).
SUFFERING VIOLENCE
Ambushed or hit by gunfire
Surprised by a corpse
—It’s someone you love
Unexpectedly stabbed
or strangled
Reduced to 2 HP or less
Tortured
LOSS
0/1
0/1D2
0/1D4
0/1D4
0/1D6
0/1D10
INFLICTING VIOLENCE
LOSS
Seriously harm an innocent 0/1D3
Shove a teammate’s body
into an incinerator to
thwart investigation*
0/1D3
Kill in self-defense*
0/1D4
Kill a murderous enemy
in cold blood*
0/1D6
Torture someone
0/1D8
Accidentally kill an innocent* 0/1D8
Kill an innocent in cold blood,
even for a good reason*
1/1D10
* For a failed roll add 1 per victim up
to the maximum possible roll.
HELPLESSNESS
Fired from your job
Rejected by your spouse
Sentenced to prison
Wake up paralyzed or blind
Find a friend’s remains
Flung into a pit of corpses
A Bond suffers permanent
harm or indefinite insanity
See or hear a friend being
gruesomely killed
A Bond dies
See or hear a Bond being
gruesomely killed
LOSS
0/1
0/1D2
0/1D3
0/1D3
0/1D3
0/1D4
1/1D4
0/1D6
1/1D6
1/1D8
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TEMPORARY: If you lose 5 or
more SAN from one incident, you
go temporarily insane until the
Handler says you snap out of it.
INDEFINITE: If your SAN equals
your Breaking Point, you gain an
indefinite insanity according to
the threat (see examples below).
Reset your Breaking Point to your
new SAN minus your POW.
PERMANENT: If your SAN drops
to 0, you go irretrievably insane.
From Violence
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PTSD
Addiction
Depression
Intermittent explosive disorder
Totemic compulsion
Ligyrophobia
Paranoia
Sleep disorder
From Helplessness
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Depression
Obsessive/compulsive disorder
Obsession
Addiction
Enclosure-related phobia
Conversion disorder
Dissociative identity disorder
Anxiety disorder
From the Unnatural
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Fugues
Paranoia
Amnesia
Megalomania
Depersonalization disorder
Dissociative identity disorder
Depression
Sleep disorder
Resistance
You can resist SAN loss and insanity
through adaptation and the strength
of Bonds. But there’s always a cost.
Adaptation
If you lose SAN from a threat three
times without going insane, you
become adapted. When adapted
to a threat, you always succeed at
Sanity tests for it. You cannot adapt to
unnatural threats.
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VIOLENCE: Lose 1D6 CHA and
the same amount from each Bond.
HELPLESSNESS: Lose 1D6 POW
and add the same amount to your
Breaking Point.
Projection
When you lose SAN, you can spend
1D6 WP to reduce the SAN loss by
that amount. Reduce one Bond by
half that much (round up). The next
time you interact with that Bond,
describe the deterioration.
Repressing Insanity
When you suffer temporary insanity or
an acute episode of indefinite insanity,
you can try to keep control of your
character by focusing on the people
who depend on you.
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Spend 1D6 WP.
Reduce one Bond by half the WP
you spent (round up). The next
time you interact with that Bond,
describe the strain.
Attempt a Sanity test, adding
the Bond’s value as a bonus, to
repress the insanity.
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ADDITIONAL RULES
Bonding With
Delta Green
After someone in your Delta Green
team undergoes a catastrophic
trauma—suffers temporary insanity,
gains a new indefinite insanity, is
incapacitated by injuries, etc.—you
must make a Sanity test. Success has
no effect. Failure means you bond
with up to five teammates.
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If you don’t already have a Bond
with the teammate, gain a new
Bond equal to half your CHA.
Write “Delta Green” next to the
new Bond. You immediately lose
1D3 points from one other (nonDelta Green) Bond.
If you already have a Bond with
the teammate, add 1D3 to it (up
to your CHA). Subtract 1 from one
other (non-Delta Green) Bond.
More Combat
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EXPLOSION: An attack with a Kill
Radius of 10+ m. is at +20% to hit.
SHOTGUN FIRING SHOT: +20%
at all ranges, not just point blank;
double armor.
ARMOR-PIERCING AMMO: –5
Armor, –1 damage.
HOLLOW-POINT AMMO: +1
damage; double armor.
LASER SIGHT: +20% if you have
taken no damage since last turn.
TELESCOPIC SIGHT: Double
base range if you Aim.
3-ROUND BURST: Kill damage
10%, one target.
10-ROUND SPRAY: Kill damage
10%, Kill Radius 2 m.
FIRST AID: Restores 1D3 HP. At 0
HP, it helps if the Handler says so.
SURGERY OR MEDICINE:
Restores 1D4 HP once a week.
REST: CON×5 daily to heal 1 HP.
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Willpower
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Agents require Willpower points to
keep going despite exhaustion, to
resist interrogation and persuasion, to
withstand mental trauma, and to resist
or enact unnatural rituals.
A long-term Delta Green game
features occasional scenes that focus
on agents’ everyday lives. Use them
to explore the things that are most
important in your agent’s life and the
costs of involvement in Delta Green.
LOW WILLPOWER: At 1 or 2 WP you
have an emotional breakdown. You
suffer a –20% penalty to all actions
until your WP rise above 2.
NO WILLPOWER: When Willpower
hits 0, you collapse, incapacitated
and perhaps unconscious. You cannot
succeed at any tests, including Sanity.
REGAINING WILLPOWER: After a
full night’s sleep you regain 1D6 WP.
Sleeplessness
The first time you try to sleep after
suffering temporary insanity or gaining
a new indefinite insanity you must
make a Sanity test to get any rest.
SEDATIVES: Drinking or taking
sleeping pills gives you a +20% bonus
to the Sanity test to get to sleep. If the
test fails anyway you’re sick the next
day, at a –20% penalty to all tests.
Exhaustion
You lose 1D6 WP every CON in
hours you work (or less if the work is
especially hard). After working CON in
hours, you are exhausted. You suffer
a –20% penalty to all skills, stat tests,
and Sanity tests until you get a full
night’s rest.
STIMULANTS: Stimulants or chainsmoking offsets the exhaustion
penalty by 10% for 2D6 hours, or 20%
for hard drugs. Frequent use makes
addiction a likely insanity result.
Personal Pursuits
Choose one personal pursuits.
Describe how your agent is pursuing it
and roll the appropriate test to resolve
it. Here are some examples.
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FULFILL RESPONSIBILITIES: Roll
Sanity for one Bond, adding its
value as a bonus. Success: +1D3
to the Bond. Fumble: –1D3 from
the Bond and –1 SAN.
ESTABLISH A NEW BOND: Roll
CHA×5. Success: Gain a new
Bond equal to half your CHA;
reduce one other Bond by 1D3.
GO TO THERAPY BUT LIE
ABOUT YOUR TRAUMAS: Make
a Luck Roll. Success: +1D3 SAN.
Fumble: –1 SAN.
GO TO THERAPY AND TELL
THE TRUTH: Make a Luck Roll,
at a –20% penalty if the therapist
thinks your encounters with the
unnatural are delusions. Success:
+1D6 SAN. Fumble: –1 SAN.
IMPROVE A STAT OR SKILL: Test
the stat or skill. Failure: +1D10 to
a skill or +1 to a stat.
STUDY THE UNNATURAL: Ask
the Handler what happens.
The Cost of
Dedication
If you chose any pursuit except “Fulfill
Responsibilities,” choose one Bond
and roll Sanity. Failure: –1 from the
Bond. Describe how you fail to sustain
that relationship.
Agent Name:
Code Name or Alias:
Profession:
Nationality:
Sex:
STATISTICS
Age:
SCORE
Education:
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WHAT OTHERS NOTICE
BONDS SCORE
Strength
Constitution
Dexterity
Intelligence
Power
Charisma
DERIVED ATTRIBUTES
MAXIMUM
CURRENT
Hit Points (HP)
MOTIVATIONS AND MENTAL DISORDERS
Willpower Points (WP)
Sanity Points (SAN)
Breaking Point (BP)
INCIDENTS OF SAN LOSS WITHOUT GOING INSANE
Violence: o o o adapted
Helplessness: o o o adapted
SKILLS
o First Aid (10%)
o Science (0%):
o Alertness (20%)
o Forensics (0%)
o Search (20%)
o Anthropology (0%)
o Heavy Weapons (0%)
o SIGINT (0%)
o Archeology (0%)
o History (10%)
o Stealth (10%)
o HUMINT (10%)
o Surgery (0%)
o Law (0%)
o Survival (10%)
o Medicine (0%)
o Swim (20%)
o Unarmed Combat (40%)
Unnatural (0%)
o Art (0%):
o Artillery (0%)
o Athletics (30%)
o Bureaucracy (10%)
o Melee Weapons (30%)
o Computer Science (0%)
o Military Science (0%):
o Criminology (10%)
o Navigate (10%)
o
o Demolitions (0%)
o Occult (10%)
o
o Disguise (10%)
o Persuade (20%)
o
o Dodge (30%)
o Pharmacy (0%)
o
o Drive Auto (20%)
o Pilot (0%):
o
o Drive Heavy Machine (10%)
o Psychotherapy (10%)
o
o Firearms (20%)
o Ride (10%)
o
o Craft (0%):
Foreign Languages and Other Skills:
Check a box when you attempt to use a skill and fail. After the game add 1 to each checked skill and erase all checks.
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o Accounting (10%)
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PHYSICAL INJURIES AND AILMENTS
Has First Aid been attempted since your last injury?
o yes: only Medicine, Surgery, or long-term rest can help further
ARMOR AND EQUIPMENT
Body armor reduces the damage of all attacks except Called Shots and successful Kill Damage.
WEAPON
SKILL %
BASE
RANGE DAMAGE
ARMOR KILL
PIERCING
DAMAGE
KILL
RADIUS
SHOTS
PERSONAL DETAILS AND NOTES
WORK PERFORMANCE AND NOTES
o excellent
SPECIAL TRAINING
o good
o unsatisfactory
SKILL OR STAT
TRAINED?
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What brought you to Delta Green? Why do they trust you and ask your help? Why do you agree to it despite the risks?
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