First Things First

How to prepare

This game is built on immersion and intensity, and that starts with how you show up. ✅ Discord & Foundry – All sessions run through Discord (voice) and Foundry. Get familiar with both. ✅ A Solid Mic – Clear audio is non-negotiable. If your mic is bad or you’re in a noisy environment, it breaks immersion for everyone. ✅ Quiet Space – Background noise kills the mood. Find a distraction-free zone where you can focus. ✅ Character Ready – Build with intent. Read the Player’s Guide and come prepared to contribute. If you’re set up properly, we hit the ground running—no wasted time, no distractions, just great storytelling and hard-hitting gameplay.

What I provide

I bring a level of authenticity to Delta Green that only comes from real-world experience in reconnaissance and law enforcement. Every mission is shaped by the weight of bureaucracy, the grind of investigative work, and the raw, unforgiving nature of tactical operations. Combat isn’t just about rolling dice—it’s about fire discipline, movement under pressure, and the psychological toll of pulling the trigger. Investigations go beyond skill checks, requiring tradecraft, forensic methodology, and the delicate balance of deception and interrogation. The system itself is an enemy, with red tape, jurisdictional conflicts, and compartmentalized intelligence creating as many obstacles as the unnatural threats lurking in the dark. And through it all, the job leaves its mark—stress fractures into paranoia, secrecy isolates, and the camaraderie of those who know the cost is the only thing keeping the abyss at bay. In my games, every decision matters, every consequence lingers, and the horrors behind the veil feel unsettlingly real. At its core, First Things First is an investigation into something beyond human understanding—an unraveling of reality where every answer only leads to more terrifying questions.

Gameplay details

First Things First is a psychological horror game featuring themes of existential dread, body horror, paranoia, and irreversible consequences. The following safety considerations should be discussed with players before play: 🔹 Body Horror & Gore: The campaign includes disturbing descriptions of mutation, physical deterioration, and unnatural transformations. 🔹 Mind Control & Identity Loss: The concept of memory manipulation and involuntary displacement may be unsettling to some players. 🔹 Paranoia & Psychological Horror: Themes of secrecy, gaslighting, and the slow erosion of reality are central to the story. 🔹 Moral Dilemmas: The agents will be faced with difficult choices that test their ethics and humanity. Safety Tools in Use: 🔹 Session Zero – The underrated linchpin to any good game. 🔹 Monte Cook's RPG Safety and Consent Checklist – Establishes clear boundaries before play. 🔹 Open-Door Policy – Players can step away at any time, no explanation needed. 🔹 Debriefings – A brief post-session check-in to ensure everyone is feeling okay after the game. 🔹 Breaks – Every hour, on the hour.

Content warnings

Safety tools used

How will character creation work

We’ll spend the first 30-45 minutes of the session creating your character unless you have one prepared. 🔹 Starting Stats: Standard Agent Creation (unless we tailor something to fit the story) 🔹 Professions: FBI, law enforcement, journalists, government officials, military personnel, doctors, academics, or civilians in the wrong place at the wrong time. How You Fit Into the Madness 🔹 Maybe you’ve been here before. Maybe you’ve seen the signs and don’t realize it yet. 🔹 Maybe someone whispered a name you shouldn’t have heard. 🔹 Maybe you simply took a wrong turn and found yourself in a place where reality doesn’t follow the rules. No matter how it starts, the only question that matters is: Do you remember how you got here?

Combat / Tactics

Low

Roleplay

High

Puzzles

Low

Experience level

Open to all