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	*Lethality rating: Basically, no weapon or attack deals more than 2d10 damage. However, weapons such as cruise missiles have a "lethality rating" of between 10 and 90 percent. If that 2d10/d100 roll is less than the lethality rating, the targeted enemy dies instantly. This saves you from rolling a bucketful of dice to determine exactly how hard you hit that Dark Young with a jury-rigged antitank mine.		*Lethality rating: Basically, no weapon or attack deals more than 2d10 damage. However, weapons such as cruise missiles have a "lethality rating" of between 10 and 90 percent. If that 2d10/d100 roll is less than the lethality rating, the targeted enemy dies instantly. This saves you from rolling a bucketful of dice to determine exactly how hard you hit that Dark Young with a jury-rigged antitank mine.
	*Bonds: Each Agent gets a number of Bonds which depends on their background. Bonds are basically friendships or relationships with NPCs (and potentially PCs) that act as both a character-expanding tool for players and a sanity-regulation mechanic.		*Bonds: Each Agent gets a number of Bonds which depends on their background. Bonds are basically friendships or relationships with NPCs (and potentially PCs) that act as both a character-expanding tool for players and a sanity-regulation mechanic.
	**When things go terribly wrong on Nights at the Opera, there is a chance that Agents begin to develop bonds with each other (at the expense of already-existing ones).[[File:Captain dg.jpeg\|thumb\|280px\|right]]		**When things go terribly wrong on Nights at the Opera, there is a chance that Agents begin to develop bonds with each other (at the expense of already-existing ones).[[File:Captain dg.jpeg\|thumb\|280px\|right\|With our powers combined, we summon CAPTAIN WARCRIMES!]]
	**When Agents lose SAN or go temporarily insane, they can spend 1d4 from both Willpower and any Bond to try to repress the madness ("I'm doing this for my kids/wife/friend!"). During between-mission vignettes, the results from this coping mechanism should be played out.		**When Agents lose SAN or go temporarily insane, they can spend 1d4 from both Willpower and any Bond to try to repress the madness ("I'm doing this for my kids/wife/friend!"). During between-mission vignettes, the results from this coping mechanism should be played out.
	*Some skills and mechanics, like Spot Hidden and Education, have been rolled into other ones.		*Some skills and mechanics, like Spot Hidden and Education, have been rolled into other ones.

1d4chan>Lukash: Undo revision 838091 by Hobbesattack (talk) Dark Young of Shub-Niggurath

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	===Crunch===		===Crunch===
	Delta Green is based on the Call of Cthulhu ruleset, with some unique mechanics:		Delta Green is based on the Call of Cthulhu ruleset, with some unique mechanics:
	*Lethality rating: Basically, no weapon or attack deals more than 2d10 damage. However, weapons such as cruise missiles have a "lethality rating" of between 10 and 90 percent. If that 2d10/d100 roll is less than the lethality rating, the targeted enemy dies instantly. This saves you from rolling a bucketful of dice to determine exactly how hard you hit that Dark ~~One~~ with a jury-rigged antitank mine.		*Lethality rating: Basically, no weapon or attack deals more than 2d10 damage. However, weapons such as cruise missiles have a "lethality rating" of between 10 and 90 percent. If that 2d10/d100 roll is less than the lethality rating, the targeted enemy dies instantly. This saves you from rolling a bucketful of dice to determine exactly how hard you hit that Dark Young with a jury-rigged antitank mine.
	*Bonds: Each Agent gets a number of Bonds which depends on their background. Bonds are basically friendships or relationships with NPCs (and potentially PCs) that act as both a character-expanding tool for players and a sanity-regulation mechanic.		*Bonds: Each Agent gets a number of Bonds which depends on their background. Bonds are basically friendships or relationships with NPCs (and potentially PCs) that act as both a character-expanding tool for players and a sanity-regulation mechanic.
	**When things go terribly wrong on Nights at the Opera, there is a chance that Agents begin to develop bonds with each other (at the expense of already-existing ones).[[File:Captain dg.jpeg\|thumb\|280px\|right]]		**When things go terribly wrong on Nights at the Opera, there is a chance that Agents begin to develop bonds with each other (at the expense of already-existing ones).[[File:Captain dg.jpeg\|thumb\|280px\|right]]

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	===Crunch===		===Crunch===
	Delta Green is based on the Call of Cthulhu ruleset, with some unique mechanics:		Delta Green is based on the Call of Cthulhu ruleset, with some unique mechanics:
	*Lethality rating: Basically, no weapon or attack deals more than 2d10 damage. However, weapons such as cruise missiles have a "lethality rating" of between 10 and 90 percent. If that 2d10/d100 roll is less than the lethality rating, the targeted enemy dies instantly. This saves you from rolling a bucketful of dice to determine exactly how hard you hit that Dark ~~Young~~ with a jury-rigged antitank mine.		*Lethality rating: Basically, no weapon or attack deals more than 2d10 damage. However, weapons such as cruise missiles have a "lethality rating" of between 10 and 90 percent. If that 2d10/d100 roll is less than the lethality rating, the targeted enemy dies instantly. This saves you from rolling a bucketful of dice to determine exactly how hard you hit that Dark One with a jury-rigged antitank mine.
	*Bonds: Each Agent gets a number of Bonds which depends on their background. Bonds are basically friendships or relationships with NPCs (and potentially PCs) that act as both a character-expanding tool for players and a sanity-regulation mechanic.		*Bonds: Each Agent gets a number of Bonds which depends on their background. Bonds are basically friendships or relationships with NPCs (and potentially PCs) that act as both a character-expanding tool for players and a sanity-regulation mechanic.
	**When things go terribly wrong on Nights at the Opera, there is a chance that Agents begin to develop bonds with each other (at the expense of already-existing ones).[[File:Captain dg.jpeg\|thumb\|280px\|right]]		**When things go terribly wrong on Nights at the Opera, there is a chance that Agents begin to develop bonds with each other (at the expense of already-existing ones).[[File:Captain dg.jpeg\|thumb\|280px\|right]]

68.7.34.49: /* GRU SV-8 */ fix Kremlin typo

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GRU SV-8: fix Kremlin typo

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	The Russian counter-paranormal agency, founded after the Red Army found ghoul cults feeding on the corpses of the Russian Civil War (Really could've just been the peasants but better safe than sorry). During the Great Patriotic War, they clashed many times with ''Smersh'', the NKVD's paranormal section, as well as destroying Karotechia projects to resurrect the dead. After the war, engaged in a mad scramble to destroy Karotechia information as ''Smersh'' tried to collect it. Later released Delta Green operatives who had been captured by the Spetsnaz to destroy Stalin's life-extension projects, and destroyed ''Smersh'' in a bloody coup. Since then, they have tried to steal things from MJ-12. They allied with Delta Green and MJ-12 to destroy their common enemy of Karotechia once for all.		The Russian counter-paranormal agency, founded after the Red Army found ghoul cults feeding on the corpses of the Russian Civil War (Really could've just been the peasants but better safe than sorry). During the Great Patriotic War, they clashed many times with ''Smersh'', the NKVD's paranormal section, as well as destroying Karotechia projects to resurrect the dead. After the war, engaged in a mad scramble to destroy Karotechia information as ''Smersh'' tried to collect it. Later released Delta Green operatives who had been captured by the Spetsnaz to destroy Stalin's life-extension projects, and destroyed ''Smersh'' in a bloody coup. Since then, they have tried to steal things from MJ-12. They allied with Delta Green and MJ-12 to destroy their common enemy of Karotechia once for all.

	In the updated setting, the real-life restructuring of the GRU in 2008 led to the SV-8 begin "discovered" in 2010 by none other then Putin himself, the ~~Kremlim~~ was seemingly impressed with the "alien technology", kicked out the cadre of old officers into a more controlable younger generation and they were given a lot of budget, a significant improvement from their old underfunded and understaffed status from after the fall of the Soviet Union to a powerful organization. This came with a cost, however, SV-8 has deviated from their original mission, from defending Russia they became part of the Kremlim's tool to expand Russian power into the world using the supernatural.		In the updated setting, the real-life restructuring of the GRU in 2008 led to the SV-8 begin "discovered" in 2010 by none other then Putin himself, the Kremlin was seemingly impressed with the "alien technology", kicked out the cadre of old officers into a more controlable younger generation and they were given a lot of budget, a significant improvement from their old underfunded and understaffed status from after the fall of the Soviet Union to a powerful organization. This came with a cost, however, SV-8 has deviated from their original mission, from defending Russia they became part of the Kremlim's tool to expand Russian power into the world using the supernatural.

	===The Fate===		===The Fate===