Concept: “A record of Paladins’ dealings with the scum of the dying world and contains … the fullness of the everlasting virtue of uptight and haughty Paladins.”
Content: Includes weapons, hirelings, monsters, and classes—most of Mörk Borg’s main food groups
Writing: Mostly descriptions and mechanical features of each entry, but also includes some thematic literary quotations
Art/design: A huge array of public domain art in a variety of styles with some original artwork to boot
Usability: Highly modular and great for a snack

Concept: “Get down in the muck, honorably. Roll in the slime, valiantly. Collect foreskins, to preserve your good name.”
Content: An optional rule that punishes you for being too dis/honorable and affects encounters and initiative
Writing: Clear description of the mechanics with plenty of humor worked in (particularly the color text and the offenses and tasks tables)
Art/design: Works primarily in yellow, pink, white, and black with some red for particular emphasis; some interesting layout and clever typographical effects
Usability: Some visual friction due to point size and shifts in typefaces, but the issue’s balanced by its brevity

“For God sent not his followers into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through him might have its ass kicked.”

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Concept: “Let yourself become the black disk to blot out the sun.”
Content: A corrupt, vengeful revenant now aligned with Nechrubel
Writing: A less randomized take on a Mörk Borg character class
Art/design: Text superimposed over a full-page illustration
Usability: Yellow text against an orange and yellow background can be a bit difficult to read at a glance 

Concept: “Submit your players to a purity test by forcing them to fight their inner demons.”
Content: A monster with stats based on the PC with the weakest Presence test
Writing: Evocative descriptive text with concise, clear writing and instruction in the tables
Art/design: Clean, well-organized presentation with shocks of yellow for emphasis and visual guidance
Usability: Invites improvisation but also provides tables to roll characteristics

Concept: “A massive, prolapsed orifice fountains forth a constant stream of viscous contaminants. Drink deeply of its wickedness!”
Content: The inverted anus cross we’ve all hoped for and dreamed of
Writing: Light lore with mechanics for contact, consumption, and replication
Art/design: Split-page layout provides easy access to the text and displays the cross in all its inverted anal glory
Usability: “‘Nay, Theophrastus, cease to poke yon inverted anus cross!’”

Concept: “The crumpled body of a dead priest […] Lost in the struggle d3 trinkets lie scattered.”
Content: 3 holy items, two with mixed benefits and drawbacks and one with only bad consequences
Writing: A paragraph for each, mixing mechanical with qualitative effects
Art/design: All 3 items are illustrated in the central image; typographical variety in introductory text and item titles contributes to the visual texture and overall tone
Usability: Clearly delineated blocks for each item; descriptive text is sans serif for easy reading

Concept: “A new group of antagonists and a new ability for Mörk Borg player characters”
Content: Includes a filthiness score mechanic, new sacred and unclean scrolls, and mechanics for rerolling failed tests (and additional effects for outcomes)
Writing: Primarily devoted to mechanics but includes some introductory descriptive text
Art/design: Text-heavy but stylized with blackletter (sometimes yellowletter) and some illustrations for macabre flavor
Usability: Requires tracking an additional filthiness quantity, but the mechanics are simple

Concept: “Regret incarnate”
Content: No comment
Writing: Standard stat block with special feature; dryly (but highly) comedic
Art/design: Expressive, stylized title with readable text and an illustration just in case you’re not sure how it works; the pink obviously symbolizes true love
Usability: Did no one ever warn you about putting things in places?

Concept: “Who the fuck do they think they are to judge you or anyone else in the dying world!?”
Content: An anti-paladin (not antipaladin) class
Writing: Concise and conveys the information clearly but still full of wrathful character
Art/design: Classic MBC clean layout in two columns with a facing illustration
Usability: Perfect for when you want to rage against holier-than-thou asses

Concept: “A self-righteous, arrogant, murder hobo looking to cleanse the world and slay all who fall short of his unattainable ideals”
Content: A paladin on a quest / power trip
Writing: Folds characterization in the procedural description for running the NPC
Art/design: Stats, instructional text, and reward values arrayed around the central illustration
Usability: Straightforward for GMs, likely enraging for the players

Concept: “Once known as a playful spirit of love, bringing together the smitten and the starcrossed. Now feared as breaker of hearts, the fire that burns those impetuous enough to play with it.”
Content: A scorned thief of hearts and paramours
Writing: Proffers lore, stats, adventure hook, and loot in the form of broken hearts
Art/design: Primarily textual but uses typefaces to differentiate the different sections
Usability: Straightforward design makes this simple to use

Concept: “We are hundreds, thousands and millions of flying insects that move your body.”
Content: A bug-based class
Writing: Concise and straightforward without skimping on character
Art/design: Relatively conservative with typefaces and visual elements, but features a great illustration
Usability: Probably not for entomophobes

Concept: “In the depths of a seaside cave along the coast of Mûr dwells a horrific entity, a mess of eyes and teeth. A group of outlaws on the run hid in the cave where they encountered the beast and deemed it to be a god.”
Content: A straightforward, multiroom dungeon with human NPCs and an eldritch boss entity
Writing: Short introduction and advice for introducing and running the adventure; the rest is easily accessible gameable content
Art/design: Red and white on black with strategic distressing make this visually interesting and easy to read
Usability: Short paragraphs for NPCs, simple stat blocks; room characteristics are bulleted for easy skimming

Concept: “The ultimate and inevitable evolution of the Paladin” / “Rife with lore and absent of power, it is an object of great importance to many.”
Content: A cursed tome and its witless minion
Writing: Provides a nice mix of flavor with in-game substance
Art/design: The Book in particular is a lively tessellation of text and color
Usability: The pervasive, distressed blackletter can be difficult to read, especially at small sizes