After all the chaos of reality, sometimes you just need to unwind. Luckily, our agents are headed to rural North Carolina on a simple job. A PHD student and her boyfriend are missing and Delta Green would like to have a word with them. Even Agent Charlie has calmed down significantly after her nuclear-wielding escapades in the last mission. Just bring them back for a friendly chat, OK? Nice and simple…

Overreaction is something that happens a lot in Delta Green. Fortunately, the agents on the ground usually don’t have the resources to simple nuke the problem form orbit and call it a day. When Agent Charlie gives her agents that exact option, the players KNOW something is up with her. Unfortunately, they don’t have much of a choice. It’s off to Whales for some good o’l fashioned black ops against an allied power. But what they find there might cost them more than their lives…Where is that nuke button again?

Fresh off of the horrors witnessed off the Massachusetts coast, the team cannot rest yet. They are immediately whisked away on military transport to the Hatteras Reef in North Carolina. An extremely overworked Agent Charlie has learned of a second incident down the coast that might have something to do with the previous events. Tensions mount as Delta Green must thread the needle between the US Navy, a reef restoration group, and an ancient evil brewing just off the coast.

Delta Green gets understandably nervous around camera crews. The risk of an operation being caught on film is omnipresent, but throw in beer, college students and a nationally recognized TV program and an operation could be blown wide open in a hurry. Tonight, a small team is tasked with investigating claims of a sea monster off the Massachusetts coast. Too close of comfort to a certain abandoned strip of beach that saw a federal assault force in 1928…

Delta Green’s archives from 1969 – 2001 are spotty at best. The cowboys placed within the NSA government databases secret trips and notes to call forth alarms when certain conditions are detected. Unfortunately, when no one is left alive who knows what the codes mean, The Program must investigate blindly. When a death trips an alarm on certain keywords, Agent Charlie must get a group together and fast. She has little to go on, and even less knowledge about who she has on the operation.