Printed one of the Ironmongers at 70% 80% and 100%
70% is begging to be printed even smaller for use as a goblin. 80% is just about right as a generic creep with a huge head, but thinking 85% for added menace. 100% is absolutely huge! Demanded a 32 mm base.
https://www.kickstarter.com/.../reformedhill.../junkrats-rpg
I see loads of reviews and tier lists of settings, and expansions. But not a lot on the Adventure side. I really love the OG Graves Left Wanting. But what are other people's favourites?
I'm running the Masticator Gate for my group and as far as I can tell, there are no player facing maps available. This art is too cool to not show the players though! So I used paint.net to cut up the PDF the book came with and make these images. These are designed for 11x17 size paper, if you don't have a printer that can do that, your local library or print shop should be able to help you.
This, of course, is only for people who bought the module, you know who you are.
Scientists have finally captured the first-ever footage of a live goblin shark (Mitsukurina owstoni) in its natural deep-sea habitat! Before this breakthrough, humans had only ever seen these rare creatures alive when they were accidentally dragged to the surface by fishing lines—where they usually died right away. This deep-ocean predator has an ancient lineage stretching back to the Cretaceous period and features a bizarre, spring-loaded "slingshot" jaw that shoots forward to snatch prey in pitch-black darkness.
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A grim, self-contained tabletop roleplaying game in 120+ pages, hardcover, super high quality. Built on the award-winning MÖRK BORG engine. Inspired by Mad Max, Conan, medieval feudalism, and the occult.
Back it here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/heltung/khthon
Here's a little sneak peek at the upcoming Mörk Borg hack, “Die Lakaien aus Düsterland” [GERMAN]. The hack not only includes the standard game rules but also expands the rulebook with travel rules, encounters, and dangers. I hope you enjoy it. Release -> October 2026
Just checking in, are you Doomed enough yet or do you need another dose? Yes? Then step right up, I got what you crave: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eichhorn/doomed-1?ref=9rkjl2
Thanks~
>>>Christian
First Psalm comes to Kickstarter in October, and I’ve finally made a preview of the game’s limited hardcover edition. Follow the campaign now!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rynoch/the-first-psalm
Really excited about this project. With the art in good hands, and getting a lot of good feedback from a lot of people, I am very excited about releasing this project
Painted by me
I’m getting ready to introduce newcomers to the world of tabletop role‑playing games with Mork Borg, and I’m preparing miniatures for them.
I've been interested in this game for a while now, so I'd like to buy it, but I'm French and it's difficult to find the starter set or even the core rulebook. So if anyone knows if it even exists, because I don't even know if it exists
(Ty google trad)
Does the Dying Lands got you feeling down? Turn your plagues into poisons! Short on time to hunt for lunch? Eat your torches instead!
https://shortrestpress.com/2026/08/17/choketree-cemetery/
Another encounter from the upcoming volume of DRINK.
I'll be dropping text-only WIP encounters and procedures from the point crawl over at my blog. Got community copies up of volume 1 if you'd like to check it out on my itch page. And here's a snippet of the full post!
Torch-eater
Flesh like hot embers. Fire spills from his belly. It speaks one word, “SORCHA”.
HP 14 morale – ember flesh -d2 molten vomit d2 attacks, d6 + special
Special If hit by 2 molten vomit attacks, swallow the spew and inherit the embered curse. Gain the fire swallower trait. For each 10HP restored by fire consumption, test presence as your flesh cracks and smolders. On a failure, your belly bursts with spilling embers. A torch-eater is born.
Fire swallower: Consuming torches restores d4 HP. Consuming lantern oil restores 4 HP. Emit a bright glow for d4 + presence hours after consumption.
Burning hate: The torch-eater chooses 1 target to become the focus of its hate. So long as the focus lives, it knows their location and pursues them tirelessly. If the torch-eater is reduced to 0HP, its embers drift to the winds. Over the next 24 hours, its face briefly appears in open flames near its focus, after which it will emerge from the closest fire to continue its pursuit. If fled, there is a 1 in 6 chance it appears during any subsequent encounter.
Driven to consume light. All it knows is hate.
Coming Soon-ish! Battle for dungeon supremacy! Face off against other Tyrants, all while adventuring parties try to kill you. Harvest power from fallen heroes and your enemies as you fight to be the final Tyrant. Each player randomly rolls up an Orb Tyrant to battle across scenarios, each more deadly than the last! Using the Forbidden Psalm rules!!
Been running everything through itch and DMs for a while, finally opening a proper shop for the physical side, zines, shirts, hoodies.
There's a handful of other creators' zines on there too, not just my own. Zines ship within Australia only for now, shirts ship Australia, the US, and New Zealand while I get started.
Coming soon page is up if you want first look when it goes live. Still fixing edges, so if something looks broken once it's open, tell me.
A zonecore one-shot for MÖRK BORG inspired by Roadside Picnic and Stalker. Made for the Appendix N Jam.
https://exeuntpress.itch.io/silent-monks
My favorite review so far: "Sphincters, milking, digestion, and body horror, oh my! This adventure has wonderfully grotesque imagery, but leaves out just enough detail for our imagination to fill in the blanks with something personally upsetting. Bravo!"
It's currently free. Grab a copy!
So for clarification: I've been busy writing an adventure/setting for over two years now. It started out small as a one-time sesh thing for friends, and just grew bigger and bigger. To the point where I'm determined to eventually publish this as a physical book. Not there yet, but that's the idea.
I started out using another ttrpg named 'Durf', also a very rules light OSR type of game. When I learned and read more about Mörk Borg, I transitioned the whole thing to that. Which is where we're at now. But I've realised that I kind of want player characters to have a longer, meaningful journey of discovery. Which kind of juxtaposes the whole 'your character is pretty fragile and is probably gonna die at some point, and if so, just roll another one'-idea. The 'solution' I came up with was to give the PCs (and starting classes) higher HP.
But now I'm left wondering, how far can you take things, or change things from the original, before you should just say: maybe this system isn't fit for what I'm trying to make? So I'm once again considering what to do, perhaps switch systems again? Or perhaps make the whole adventure system-agnostic?
Not sure if this makes any sense, but I was wondering if anyone had any opinions about it!
This question MIGHT been asked before - couldn't find it anywhere.
Do y'all think that the core-principle of Mörk Borg could be distilled down to "you have to keep. on. fighting.", and that it takes it to the extreme in regard to all the associated themes (Battle, Worship, Despair, Boredom, even Peace itself)?
I mean, you HAVE to become a heretic, no?
Would love to hear your thoughts!
P.S. Yes, I am a nerd, sorry 😸
In Pirate Borg it seems that you still roll for the History to happen, but it's there's a clear chronology to the events, whereas the Psalms are more random, and eventually you end up in the end of the world regardless of the order of Psalms.
How do you manage the chronology of the events in Pirate Borg if you roll D66 to get new events? Or don't you roll?