Another Horror Bundle - Delta Green

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A big bundle of material for Delta Green, the paramilitary horror system that began as a Call of Cthulhu campaign and later became its own RPG:

Delta Green Megabundle

https://bundleofholding.com/presents/DGMega

This new Delta Green RPG Megabundle presents the largest Bundle offer yet of Arc Dream Publishing's RPG of modern-day Cthulhu Mythos conspiracy-horror, Delta Green.

Humanity's fate was sealed aeons ago. The stars align, and alien entities seek to reclaim what once was theirs. But behind the scenes, some among us are fighting back. Unlike the antiquarian researchers in many traditional Mythos games, agents of the US government conspiracy known as Delta Green confront mind-shattering weirdness with modern technology as well as ancient spells. Perpetually at risk of both insanity and treason, DG operatives face not only hostile aliens, but subversive elements within their own ranks.

In both its Pagan Publishing version as a Call of Cthulhu campaign setting and in this standalone incarnation, DG's compelling mix of conspiracies, UFOs, agency intrigue, and Lovecraftian terror has brought it unsurpassed praise and strong crowdfunding support. Arc Dream followed its spectacular US$362K September 2015 Kickstarter campaign with The Labyrinth ($156K) and, biggest of all, Delta Green: The Conspiracy, an August 2021 campaign for a new rendition (pun!) of the original Pagan Delta Green setting sourcebook (1996) for the current standalone game. The Conspiracy campaign scored $513K from 3,582 backers. This new Megabundle gathers The Conspiracy, both Delta Green RPG rulebooks, and many major recent supplements and campaigns – everything you need for years of relentless terror, scalpel-sharp psychological insight, authentic tradecraft, and heartless (and also authentic) bureaucracy. Perhaps you'll even join Delta Green's ongoing search-and-destroy for DVDs of the 1973 Filipino exploitation film Sweet Lady Blood Pruner in its fatality-inducing 2015 "Picker Cut" infected by The King in Yellow.

We provide each title complete in .PDF. Like all Bundle of Holding titles, these ebooks have NO DRM (Digital Restrictions Management), and our customers are entitled to move them freely among all their devices.

Ten percent of each purchase (after gateway fees) goes to this Delta Green offer's designated charity, Direct Relief. Direct Relief sends protective gear and critical care medications to health workers, with emergency deliveries to medical facilities across the US and to regional response agencies across the world.

The total retail value of the titles in this Delta Green RPG Megabundle is US$186. Customers who pay just US$7.95 get all three complete titles in our Agent Megacollection (retail value $33) as DRM-free ebooks, including the Delta Green RPG Agent's Handbook (retail price $20), along with the free Briefing Documents and Need to Know quickstart rules; the character expansion The Complex (retail $10); and the Agent Dossiers (retail $3).

Those who pay more than the threshold (average) price, which is set at $37.95 to start, also get our entire Handler Megacollection with nine more titles worth an additional $153, including the Delta Green Handler's Guide (retail $30); the major sourcebooks The Conspiracy (retail $25) and The Labyrinth (retail $20), plus the Evidence Kit (retail $5); the full-length campaigns Iconoclasts (retail $20) and Impossible Landscapes (retail $33), plus the STATIC Protocol expansion (retail $5); the item book ARCHINT (retail $5); and the DG Handler's Screen (retail $10).

[Note: The Agent's Handbook, Handler's Guide, and Screen previously appeared in the June 2018 Delta Green RPG Bundle and its various revivals. The Complex and Agent Dossiers were in our DG Operations offer (Oct 2019). The seven titles new in this offer have a combined retail value of $113.]

Delta Green was possibly the most influential spinoff from Call of Cthulhu as a CoC campaign setting, and has done well as a separate game. It's not the cheapest bundle I've seen here, but if you like horror it's well worth considering.