So here's my concept:

I want to take the SCP story 'What Happened to Site 13' and make a Delta Green campaign out of it. (I think the story is well worth the read.)

Then I want to run my players through it, and in the end the site is transported to another world.

Then the end state would be translated to a D&D 5e campaign, and they'd have to clean up their messes as heroes.

Pathfinder and GURPS also come to mind as good options but I am open here. I also run my games through FoundryVTT, so games supported there are ideal for me. That said, I am still open to other systems for the translation. Shadowrun could be brutally fun.

I see four big problems:

1. A ton of work. Yes, but the end result would be publishable, I think. Even if for free, people might love it.

2. The genre mishmash will not work. That very well could be.

3. I am shoehorning the players into a solution in the Delta Green side, contrary to how these games work. Alternate solutions need to be viable. I don't have an answer here.

4. I have never played Delta Green at all. So I am putting this idea out here for people to poke holes in or offer ideas.

Any thoughts, ideas, pointers, admonishments, etc?

Just looking for some tips and maybe a few finger points in the right direction.

I plan to run a campaign for a group (3) that consist of mostly DnD vets. I've ran a few CoC modules to get used to the system. (Reading the Hanlder/Players handbooks atm).

1. Is knowing Pulp CoC the best way to make combat more interesting? Less deadly? There is one player mostly interested in this. So I'm not trying to make to many concessions for it. Most understand it's RP heavy.

2. Any modules to recommend? Preferably long.

3. I'll be using Foundry VTT while running it. Any modules to recommend or helpful videos for setting up a campaign. (Most used for DnD)

Awesome that this was created!