God's Teeth part 1 for Delta Green: the roleplaying game by Arc Dream Publishing

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[@easterbunny3850]

I start to think Bud is just pair of disembodied human hands, operated by Mi-Go`s 😂

[@BudsRPGreview]

*laughs like human*

[@elhoteldeloserrantes5056]

​@@BudsRPGreview Now we Will never suspect that he is a nyarlatotep avatar

[@Akuroxradio]

YEAH ! A Delta Green review! With Bud you're in good hands...

[@HermieMunster]

Listened to parts 2 and 3, this is a grim and unsettling campaign, gone to some dark places for this one. I think you’ve gone a really good job of portraying this in those videos. Interested to see how the story develops.

[@BudsRPGreview]

I did warn people... I wasn't joking!

[@HermieMunster]

@@BudsRPGreview you did a good job I’m thick skinned and can take it in context. Must add been listening to the podcasts, throughly enjoyed the Sandy Petersen one - still catching up on the others.

[@fearjunkie]

Hell yeah, I remember listening to this back during the actual play episodes.

[@felipeuseche332]

This module is absolutely rotten. It's well written and horrifying. Great DG content.

[@tuomastall5836]

This is really interesting and horrific way to use Bastet

[@mbc7845]

His thoughts were red thoughts and his teeth were white.

[@BudsRPGreview]

Sredni Vashtar the beautiful.

[@grindcoreninja6527]

Temba, his arms wide.

[@MonsiourPotatoHead]

Just shouted in excitement when I got this notification

[@davidbrennan660]

I tried to stay away….., but Bud ”menacing voice of Delta Green” draws me back to the madness…….( ….silent screams….)… .

[@RD22TT]

It's neat to see a different nameless horror being used other then Cthulth, Dagon, and Nyarlathotep. I know that Impossible Landscapes used The King in Yellow so seeing this continuing trend is awesome.

[@shokoraider]

This seems to be the most epic book released so far. I wish I had a group to play this with. I greatly look forward to the next episodes reviewing this book and its chapters.

[@andrewanderson1988]

Right? I love these campaigns, and have no players for these stories.

[@imagine_you_are_a_burger]

Pumped for this! Always saw people talking about it, but never even looked at it myself.

[@Raxapheon]

oh boy...her we go! that cover gives me the jeevees

[@BudsRPGreview]

Strap yourself in.

[@jordanetherington1922]

Oh man God's Teeth was a rough read but an excellent one. Totally worth it.

[@pur3whit3]

Glad you're back, Bud!

[@BudsRPGreview]

I never went anywhere! These things take time - also I have done part two if Iconoclasts for channel supporters, so there is that.

[@grindcoreninja6527]

I finally ran my first session of Delta Green and my table loved it. So, I might give this scenario a try in the future after we're finished with "A Night at the Opera" and its scenarios.

[@BudsRPGreview]

I need to say this: *please* read it before offering to run it for your group. It is HARDCORE awful.

[@grindcoreninja6527]

@@BudsRPGreview I appreciate the warning and I'll finish the video after work to make sure, but we're all 30 year old death metal types, all five of us listen to bands like "Infant Annihilator" "The Black Dahlia Murder" and "Cattle Decapitation". We use content warnings for anyone who isn't a part of our core group, but when it's just us, we don't bother, we all GM in the group, and we've had some really gnarly subject matter in our games. I would like to add that in our group the more distressing material is always used to further the story, theme or message and never for simple shock value. Human trafficking was a part of a VtM campaign one of us ran as an example. Some really pissed vampires drank a lot of blood that night while gaining humanity and ending a ring being run by clergy far worse than any child of Caine.

[@furtsmagee1513]

Good video

[@Streetsam]

Great!

[@Akuroxradio]

Merci!

[@ChurchofCthulhu]

Cthulhu fhtagn!

[@jhxjcsxbjkcsd]

Great to see this pop up on my feed! Will you continue reviewing iconoclasts as well?

[@BudsRPGreview]

Absolutely, yes!

[@Randomusername56782]

Oh boy, more incomprehensible horrors beyond human comprehension

[@BudsRPGreview]

You love it.

[@Humphreysfox]

Id really be interested to see how this is handled in actual play

[@chaznightlord8664]

A like and comment for all things Delta Green! Would you ever consider reviewing The Fall of Delta Green?

[@BudsRPGreview]

Not a fan of Gumshoe, so probably not - though I do own it due to the Kickstarter.

[@chaznightlord8664]

@@BudsRPGreview Im not a fan of gumshoe either, but a review of the lore content and the mission so you have a comprehensive cover of all things Delta Green would be very cool to me

[@dmeep]

I might need to relisten to this when im not so tired. its 0245 and that is not the time to mix mythos and physics

[@tairbaz3650]

Hey I was wondering is there a place where you catalogued your reviews, more specifically what rating you gave them in one place? I love your reviews from what ive watches and i want to see what scenarios you enjoyed most and the reasons why

[@BudsRPGreview]

I mean... not really. I have collected some of them together - Impossible Landscapes, Black Sites, A Night at the Opera - these are all bundled together without ads and bookmarked for Patrons and KZbin supporters, but other than that it's not something that is on my radar.

[@feagal612]

I'm not watching this because of spoilers!

[@BudsRPGreview]

Good!

[@tuomastall5836]

HANDSHANDSHANDSHANDSHANDS

[@DoctorEviloply]

I do find it somewhat irritating when people say Impossible Landscapes is railroaded when this campaign has several pages where the author lectures you on exactly how to run the game. I found that so patronizing and it completely ruined the campaign for me.

[@BudsRPGreview]

Different strokes for different folks. I don't see them as instructions, but as guidelines.