Delta Green RPG: Music From A Darkened Room

People, like places, can go wrong.

They slip off the path, swallowed by shadows, becoming something other than normal. Some places bear the scars of that transformation—black spaces filled with blank rooms, closed doors, and dust-choked halls. The air hums. Your voice catches. And bad things happen. People disappear. Misery seeps like water from a leaking tap. Hate lingers like peeling paint. The scent of time, regret, and something just beyond reality hangs in the air. It smells like surrender.

The house at 1206 Spooner Avenue is one of those places. Wrong.

In fifty years, eighteen people have died there. You can feel it. The doors stay shut. No child’s laughter echoes at night. And in those long, stretched-out hours after two a.m., no one ever hears music from a darkened room.

Delta Green: Music From a Darkened Room is a chilling scenario by Dennis Detwiller, a 32-page descent into something you can’t quite name—but you will fear. Playable with Delta Green: Agent’s Handbook.

Good luck. You’ll need it.