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MORK BORG - free content, worth at look for any fantasy gamer

Started by Spinachcat, June 23, 2021, 08:18:05 PM

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Spinachcat

MORK BORG is...unusual. It's OSR via "doom metal" with artpunk aesthetics.

Here is a HUGE amount of free stuff.
https://morkborg.com/content/

Although its all (obviously) tailored for the Mork Borg RPG, its a cornucopia of kewl bits that will be useful for most any fantasy GM, and the darker fantasy your campaign might be, the more useful the bits will be. From the very flavorful classes to the long charts of charty goodness, there's good stuff there.

The Mork Borg random dungeon maker (no maps) also deserves a shout-out.
https://dngngen.makedatanotlore.dev/

Mork Borg appears to exist as a "second generation" version of Warhammer or DCC RPG, where the new kewl kids on the block went double extra mega grimdark, so much so that's I'm not sure you are even allowed to play Mork Borg without wearing corpse paint.

Would I play Mork Bork? Hell yeah. One of the few games I'm jealous I didn't create.

Jame Rowe

Thank you for the link. I've wanted a look at the rules for a while.

I think I won't play it, though. Too grimdark minimalist (edit:) for my tastes.
Here for the games, not for it being woke or not.

SHARK

Quote from: Spinachcat on June 23, 2021, 08:18:05 PM
MORK BORG is...unusual. It's OSR via "doom metal" with artpunk aesthetics.

Here is a HUGE amount of free stuff.
https://morkborg.com/content/

Although its all (obviously) tailored for the Mork Borg RPG, its a cornucopia of kewl bits that will be useful for most any fantasy GM, and the darker fantasy your campaign might be, the more useful the bits will be. From the very flavorful classes to the long charts of charty goodness, there's good stuff there.

The Mork Borg random dungeon maker (no maps) also deserves a shout-out.
https://dngngen.makedatanotlore.dev/

Mork Borg appears to exist as a "second generation" version of Warhammer or DCC RPG, where the new kewl kids on the block went double extra mega grimdark, so much so that's I'm not sure you are even allowed to play Mork Borg without wearing corpse paint.

Would I play Mork Bork? Hell yeah. One of the few games I'm jealous I didn't create.

Greetings!

I love it! I don't have Mork Bork, but from what I have seen and read, it definitely seems to be cool and inspiring. I can imagine getting a game of this going while drinking some shots of Cabo Tequila or Silver Patron, and smoking some fine cigars! ;D

Semper Fidelis,

SHARK
"It is the Marine Corps that will strip away the façade so easily confused with self. It is the Corps that will offer the pain needed to buy the truth. And at last, each will own the privilege of looking inside himself  to discover what truly resides there. Comfort is an illusion. A false security b

Zalman

Old School? Back in my day we just called it "School."

Spinachcat

The term "Grimdark" is overused and kitchy, but it's the be-all, end-all of Mork Borg and very consciously aimed at that fandom. Which is good because too many "dark fantasy" RPGs don't commit to the "dark" and its very clear Mork Borg is designed to wallow in its darkness...for better or worse, depending of course on the players.

Spinachcat

Quote from: SHARK on June 24, 2021, 01:57:49 AMI don't have Mork Bork, but from what I have seen and read, it definitely seems to be cool and inspiring. I can imagine getting a game of this going while drinking some shots of Cabo Tequila or Silver Patron, and smoking some fine cigars! ;D

You bring the booze, I'll bring the dice, and we'll get these guys to play:


Zalman

Quote from: Spinachcat on June 25, 2021, 01:55:02 AM
You bring the booze, I'll bring the dice, and we'll get these guys to play:



They've been on tour for 3 months now, and haven't yet noticed that the Peter Criss guy isn't actually one of them!
Old School? Back in my day we just called it "School."


Spinachcat

Quote from: Zalman on June 25, 2021, 09:54:25 AMThey've been on tour for 3 months now, and haven't yet noticed that the Peter Criss guy isn't actually one of them!

It's death metal so nobody knows the lyrics anyway*
And Peter Criss volunteers to drive the van so he's all good.

*actual quote by the lead singer of Amon Amarth at a concert