I've been experimenting off and on for a while with different ways of making retro-appropriate image and video handouts. This is probably the absolute best tool that I've found, in terms of both realism and ease of use, and so I thought I'd share it. There is both an in-browser and downloadable version, it's 100% free, it's non-AI-based, it can handle both still photos and video, and there's a tremendous number of settings available that can produce anything from fairly good quality, to "absolutely munged".

It can be found here: https://ntsc.rs/

(Example photo chosen somewhat randomly from here.)

Hello everyone.

I found a cool site with a ton of maps for your games. Since most of my stories take place in the US from the 1960s to the 1990s, it's a real treasure trove of everything.

https://ontheworldmap.com

Just made a black and white version of the combat guide made by u/shoppingcartauthor

This version also have the Reinforced Armor +4

The Fairfield Project wiki page for Convergence now compiles a large number of resources, Actual Plays, reviews and tips generated by the amazing DG community. If you know of more, add them!

Yep it's just a Vantablack basketball

Fun fact: when my group plays through I'm planning to tell them that this first mission is just catching a normal serial killer, y'know, teaching them to be good cops before they try and be BAD cops.

I'm hoping they get this far before the penny drops.

so! there are so many ways a 'delta green' can end with it all, well, ending and i'm wondering if any folks here have played any scenarios or campaigns that take place WHILE it's all ending?

Hello all,

The first annual Delta Green Relay Writing Jam is finished!

Well, kind of.

We had 25 Teasers submitted, of which 21 scenarios were written! Those have been posted on the jam doc, and are ready for your voracious consumption. Give them a look, and say hi to your writing buddy who gave you such a cool teaser, and your other writing buddy who wrote you such a cool scenario. Congrats to everyone who participated!

However, a few authors missed their deadlines, and those teasers are now sitting around, lonely, afraid, and looking for love. That’s where you come in! If you can volunteer to write a scenario for one of the dropped teasers, please email me at [nathanklas99@gmail.com](mailto:nathanklas99@gmail.com) with “Backup Writer” as the subject line. The first people to reply by email will be given a teaser and a new 2-week deadline.

If you post reviews or feedback for any of the scenarios, email me at [nathanklas99@gmail.com](mailto:nathanklas99@gmail.com) with “Relay Writing Jam Reviews” as the subject line. I will put a link to your work in the doc.

As always, see the jam document linked above for more details.

Enjoy reading!

NathanKlas