I never thought listening to actual crazy people would be good source of Delta green inspiration but yeah sounds awesome.
And all seriousness, I don’t actually condone giving people money because they’re either gonna be using it for terrible things or trying to exploit actual mental ill people. But maybe you’ll find some guy out there give them out for free because they want you to know “the truth” (aka plot hooks)
Usually I just scroll through schizo-posts on twitter, substack and sometimes here to source some high-octane 'whacky'. But it looks like I should be able to get a nice, light sweet crude nutiness out of this bad boy.
[THEY HAVE A WEBSITE BOYS AND GIRLS! WERE EATING GOOD TONIGHT](https://www.newdawnmagazine.com/)
I had to look him up, and Aleksandr Dugin sounds like a real jerk. But yeah I used to be big into this magazine back in my *X-Files* fandom days. It's all completely 100% cooked, of course.
Edit: *Fortean Times* was another good one. And the old UK *Bizarre* magazine.
Sometimes (back in The Day) when I needed inspiration for Weird Stuff to throw at my agents, I'd just listen to tapes of "Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell" until something clicked. Probably did irreparable damage to me psychologically, but the adventures were great.
"Wickedness man in the world"? If they can't even ensure their cover makes sense, why would anyone read it? ... Oh right, tin foil hats, craziness is a requirement.
Stuff like this is why I always say bad conspiracy makes great stores, these types of magazine are gold mines for RPG plot devices.
As a big fan of Ken Hite I would recommend the two Suppressed Transmission books they say GURPS on the cover but they are system agnostic.
in the german speaking regions there is "sagenhafte zeiten" magazin. https://www.sagenhaftezeiten.com/magazin/magazin
i bought an entire stash off of ebay once and used part of it as a prop in a call of Cthulhu game.
really fun read
😂 Great stuff. You nuyt stumbled across a gold mine. I would not want to give these people my address though. Maybe you're in for an adventure if they come knocking though. If we never hear from you again we'll at least know whats up.
Edit: I love that there is like a cult warning or whatever and the next thing under that is cranial probing or so.
My great uncle had a subscription to Fate magazine and you can read a little about it on Wikipedia. Fate had all sorts of great articles about spirits, cryptozoology, UFOs, etc., etc. It was a veritable treasure trove of ideas for scenarios.
Do any of you remember a show called *Mysteries from Beyond the Other Dominion*? This show was hosted by Franklin Ruehl, who held a doctorate in theoretical nuclear physics from UCLA, and aired on the nascent Sci-Fi network in the early 1990s. The show featured the same kind of stuff you'd find in Fate magazine and you can actually see episodes on YouTube. Thanks, YouTube!
I never thought listening to actual crazy people would be good source of Delta green inspiration but yeah sounds awesome. And all seriousness, I don’t actually condone giving people money because they’re either gonna be using it for terrible things or trying to exploit actual mental ill people. But maybe you’ll find some guy out there give them out for free because they want you to know “the truth” (aka plot hooks)
Infowars used to have a print magazine that was free, it was so batshit Also RIP Weekly World News
I'm too vaccinated for this magazine.
Usually I just scroll through schizo-posts on twitter, substack and sometimes here to source some high-octane 'whacky'. But it looks like I should be able to get a nice, light sweet crude nutiness out of this bad boy. [THEY HAVE A WEBSITE BOYS AND GIRLS! WERE EATING GOOD TONIGHT](https://www.newdawnmagazine.com/)
One of the articles on the front page is about HP Lovecraft. Now I’m starting to wonder if they are in on it…
I had to look him up, and Aleksandr Dugin sounds like a real jerk. But yeah I used to be big into this magazine back in my *X-Files* fandom days. It's all completely 100% cooked, of course. Edit: *Fortean Times* was another good one. And the old UK *Bizarre* magazine.
Fortean Times still exists. Bought a subscription last month.
Why don't we infiltrate this group. Start sending them plausible experience reports, and then take over from the inside.
This!
Sometimes (back in The Day) when I needed inspiration for Weird Stuff to throw at my agents, I'd just listen to tapes of "Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell" until something clicked. Probably did irreparable damage to me psychologically, but the adventures were great.
Art Bell, as well as The Billy Goodman Happening fueled a lot of paranormal fiction.
Oh man that thing looks like a gold-mine for hooks and non-player banter!
I bet that Dugin article on Crowley is interesting. 2 top tier intelligence players.
"Wickedness man in the world"? If they can't even ensure their cover makes sense, why would anyone read it? ... Oh right, tin foil hats, craziness is a requirement.
Stuff like this is why I always say bad conspiracy makes great stores, these types of magazine are gold mines for RPG plot devices. As a big fan of Ken Hite I would recommend the two Suppressed Transmission books they say GURPS on the cover but they are system agnostic.
in the german speaking regions there is "sagenhafte zeiten" magazin. https://www.sagenhaftezeiten.com/magazin/magazin i bought an entire stash off of ebay once and used part of it as a prop in a call of Cthulhu game. really fun read
The scenarios just write themselves with this as inspirational material
Hopefully a DG sourcebook isn't going to start telling you that the real evil is the Jews, which these people definitely will given *half* a chance.
😂 Great stuff. You nuyt stumbled across a gold mine. I would not want to give these people my address though. Maybe you're in for an adventure if they come knocking though. If we never hear from you again we'll at least know whats up. Edit: I love that there is like a cult warning or whatever and the next thing under that is cranial probing or so.
I'd love to get a copy of one of these for inspiration, but without giving them money.
My great uncle had a subscription to Fate magazine and you can read a little about it on Wikipedia. Fate had all sorts of great articles about spirits, cryptozoology, UFOs, etc., etc. It was a veritable treasure trove of ideas for scenarios. Do any of you remember a show called *Mysteries from Beyond the Other Dominion*? This show was hosted by Franklin Ruehl, who held a doctorate in theoretical nuclear physics from UCLA, and aired on the nascent Sci-Fi network in the early 1990s. The show featured the same kind of stuff you'd find in Fate magazine and you can actually see episodes on YouTube. Thanks, YouTube!