Psychology Chapter: Conversion Disorder & Identity

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A group of individuals, often with specialized skills, who work together to accomplish a specific goal. In this context, Task Force T.I. is a team tasked with investigating supernatural occurrences.

Code names are used to protect the identities of individuals and maintain secrecy.

Locations TI-19 and TI-20 are locations where the investigation is taking place. They don't use real names to maintain anonymity.

The Aklo entity has left scars on Rick's legs. This means he has been recognized and marked as an acceptable vessel by this supernatural being.

Jenny, a linguistics professor, suffers from conversion disorder, a condition that causes psychological stress to manifest as physical symptoms. In this case, it's hysterical blindness.

The Chuachua are a group with supernatural abilities believed to be connected to Aklo, the entity being investigated.

The term "Punisher of Inferior Disbelievers" (Thui Hukkrruk) is a name used for a creature, perhaps a deity or supernatural being associated with the Chuachua.

The Tatmadaw Kyee is the Myanmar army. The Tatmadaw Lai is the Myanmar air force.

A specific location in Shan State, likely chosen for strategic purposes.

A powerful entity associated with the Chauchua, who aids them in their endeavors.

A powerful and mysterious entity that operates in Kayin State, with its own set of motives.

A type of shaman found in Kayin State, known for their spiritual practices.

A powerful entity that acts as a protective force in Kayin State.

A Burmese Captain and contact of Mona, who opposes the Chauchua's plans.

A group dedicated to providing clean water and aiding communities.

The act of using someone or something to achieve a goal.

The collective testimony of the three coherent witnesses provides the Primaries with the story of Task Force T.I.'s arrival at Location TI-19.

Mona is a character who is not fully coherent due to memory loss and aphasia.

Players can choose to interrogate the members of Task Force T.I. individually. This is a sensible option, but the details of each individual grilling session should be glossed over.

The stories told by the members of Task Force T.I. generally conform to the timeline on page 37, but there are some key differences in the details.

The players may want to explore the individual personalities of the members of Task Force T.I.

The players should gloss over extraneous details that would prolong the game and make it tedious.

Players may want to focus on Mona and Pete, allowing them to showcase their abilities in questioning.

The players should play through each piece of testimony only once to keep the game moving.

A group of individuals with specialized skills who investigate supernatural occurrences. They are tasked with facing Aklo, a powerful entity.

Choi-Hubuey is a powerful entity linked to the Chauchua, who aids them in their endeavors. This entity is a significant player in the investigation.

Mona, a member of Task Force T.I., disappears into an unknown location, leaving her team unsure of her fate.

The 'Star Chamber' is a fictional setting where the actions and testimonies of the team are judged based on their subjective accounts. It represents the unreliable nature of memory and perception.

The characters' stories are inconsistent and may contain lies, requiring a Persuade roll if the interviewers are alert for deception. This highlights the unreliability of individual accounts.

A group of characters within a Delta Green scenario who are not controlled by the players but are used to provide information, advance the plot, or present challenges to the players.

An individual, event, or situation that introduces a new plot development to a Delta Green narrative. This can be a new piece of information, a sudden change in the environment, or an unexpected action from a Secondary character.

An optional cost that players can choose to pay to gain certain advantages in the game.

A key individual in the Burmese military who has knowledge about the events of the story and might be willing to share information with the players.

The player character who experiences the scene from their own point of view.

The physical or virtual setting where specific events take place in the game.

An interrogation style where players with defined roles (Primaries) work with Secondary characters to uncover information.

A sudden and unexpected event that disrupts the flow of the narrative, often involving a confrontation or a threat. This can either be a real event or a hallucination based on a player's character.

The game where everyone blames each other for Pete's death, filled with anger and guilt, while trying to find meaning in the tragedy.

A group of cannibalistic beings encountered in Rick's story, who are said to be shavign the body hair of the deceased before eating them. They are said to be very strong and powerful.

The group of characters, including the main protagonists, in the story. They all have their individual beliefs and perspectives.

The secondaries are the characters who are less important in the story than the agents but who still contribute to events and the conflict.

The location in their investigations where TI-19 appears to be siding with the Chuachua and sees the Old Powers as the only way to protect themselves from the Imperialists.

The story Rick tells is his version of events, which may or may not be true. In his version, he paints a picture of the situation where he is the hero and the others are not very important.

This is the term used to describe the supernatural entity that is being investigated by the Agents. It is believed to be connected to the Chuachua.

The firearms roll is a dice roll that determines the outcome of a character's attempt to use a firearm. In this case, it's used to describe the difficulty of the task and the potential consequences of failure