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There is more of Free League’s hit artpunk RPG MORK BORG as of today! MORK BORG: IKHON is an expansion to the main game that comes with an illustrated book depicting the dark creatures players will encounter in the sketchy, grungy MORK BORG style. What’s an IKHON? We asked Free League and they said this: “Forged by the left hand of Nechrubel, bound in cured skin and soot-black wood, the ancient god-vessels known as IKHONs are detested by the Two-Headed Basilisks. Wielding their Powers, unfettering the Profane Profound shackled within is a serious heretical crime and whoever may carry these blackened shrines will be forever hunted by the inquisition. But perhaps it is worth it.” They call what they’re selling a “mystery box” so perhaps you’ll never truly know until you open one. MORK BORG: IKHON’s physical edition comes in the aforementioned big black box, which contains: Boxed set with rules on how to unfetter the Profane Profound. Four tracts, one for each god-creature, detailing their gifts and punishments. Written

Are you ready to BORG MORE with MORK BORG? Free League’s hit artpunk RPG, introduced in 2020 and spawn to several expansions and one spinoff, is expanding yet again with MORK BORG: IKHON, due to arrive at the end of this month. What’s an IKHON? We asked Free League and they said this: “Forged by the left hand of Nechrubel, bound in cured skin and soot-black wood, the ancient god-vessels known as IKHONs are detested by the Two-Headed Basilisks. Wielding their Powers, unfettering the Profane Profound shackled within is a serious heretical crime and whoever may carry these blackened shrines will be forever hunted by the inquisition. But perhaps it is worth it.” MORK BORG: IKHON’s physical edition comes in a big black box that contains: Boxed set with rules on how to unfetter the Profane Profound. Four tracts, one for each god-creature, detailing their gifts and punishments. Written by Pelle Nilsson but torn apart and rebuilt in a stranger, darker form by Fiona Maeve Geist and Jarrett Crader of

Two years ago Free League released MORK BORG, a tabletop RPG with a dark and grungy artpunk style. It didn’t sell Alien RPG numbers, but it reached cult level, which was enough to get more of it greenlit. Behold the expansion: MORK BORG Cult: Heretic. The expansion adds four new scenarios: Nurse the Rot, Graves Left Wanting, Sepulchre of the Swamp Witch and Bloat, along with new creatures, classes, optional rules and generators. You can also now get a MORK BORG themed GM screen, rendered in the same scratchy style as the game. Creators Ockult Örtmästare Games and Stockholm Kartell describe MORK BORG as “about lost souls and fools seeking redemption, forgiveness or the last remaining riches in a bleak and decaying world. Who are you? The tomb-robber with silver glittering between cracked fingernails? The mystic who would bend the world’s heart away from it’s inevitable end?” They add, “The world is dying. And you with it.” MORK BORG can be played as its own standalone game, or its parts

Two years ago Free League released MORK BORG, a tabletop RPG with a dark and grungy artpunk style. If you’ve been itching for more to do, an update is officially on the way. MÖRK BORG Cult: Heretic will arrive next month and add new creatures, classes, optional rules and generators, as well as four new scenarios: Nurse the Rot, Graves Left Wanting, Sepulchre of the Swamp Witch and Bloat. And if you want to MORK your BORG in style, a themed GM screen will be released on the same day. Creators Ockult Örtmästare Games and Stockholm Kartell describe MORK BORG as “about lost souls and fools seeking redemption, forgiveness or the last remaining riches in a bleak and decaying world. Who are you? The tomb-robber with silver glittering between cracked fingernails? The mystic who would bend the world’s heart away from it’s inevitable end?” They add, “The world is dying. And you with it.” MORK BORG can be played as its own standalone game, or its parts can be salvaged