Bud explains... Sanity in Delta Green: the roleplaying game

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[@Fastjack]

Thanks for the video; that was a great explanation. A small correction though: Being adapted to a type of san-loss does not mean that you don‘t loose san to that type of trauma again. It just means that you succeed in all future san-checks of that type. So you only ever take the smaller amount of san-damage. Source: Agent‘s Handbook page 73

[@BudsRPGreview]

Thank you. Yes you are correct. I will pin this comment as a correction for people to pick up on. I knew I would have had to make at least *one* mistake.

[@3magikarpinamansuit281]

Thank you bud, i sustain on your Delta Green content, love you buckaroo

[@BudsRPGreview]

Cheers! Glad you find it useful. Recording four more "Bud Explains..." videos today to be released over the next few weeks in lockdown (-INT skills, "Home", Hypergeometry and Weapon Lethality).

[@DredgeMage]

Thanks for more DG content Bud! Your concise style means these will be great videos to reference my players to when they ask about different mechanics.

[@davidbrennan660]

That made sense, thanks for the crib.

[@StRoRo]

Thins makes some of our discussions make more sense ;)

[@silverliningclips3052]

If they are adapted to violence or helplessness, do they no longer suffer SAN loss when dealing with a similar issue in the future?

[@BudsRPGreview]

No, they suffer the minimum.

[@etherealhawk]

How often do you generally have your PCs roll in combat?

[@BudsRPGreview]

I mean... how long is a piece of string? Fights in DG tend to be short and deadly.