New Mork Borg adventure comes from the twisted mind of a 5-year-old
Mar. 12, 2024The world is ending and the floor is lava
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While in the rules in Mork Borg are light, its tone is unflinchingly, oppressively dark. In the world of Tveland, the apocalypse can be heralded with a mere roll of the dice. While I’ve played many of thebest tabletop RPGs, there are very few that hit the same pitch-perfect mix of style and cruelty that this game achieves (as we point out in ourMork Borg review). So what’s next for this delightfully macabre game? Let a 5-year-old decide, I suppose.That’s right. Mork Borg creator, Johan Nohr, has turned to an unlikely source of inspiration for the next game’s next campaign — his son. Taking “children are the future” to its natural creepy-cute conclusion, drawings from Assar Nohr serve as the creative drive behind the adventure’s monster and dungeon design.
Mork Borg’s third-party license gives plenty of freedom for creators to publish their own adventures utilizing the Mork Borg system. Maybe take this as a sign to get any little ones in your own life to create their own brutally monstrous creations.
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Abigail is a Tabletop & Merch writer at Gamesradar+. She carries at least one Magic: The Gathering deck in her backpack at all times and always spends far too long writing her D&D character backstory. She’s a lover of all things cute, creepy, and creepy-cute.
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