Concept: “You are lost. You are dead.”
Content: A random pointcrawl through Sarkash, 6 original thematic classes, and optional rules and gear that add more conceptual depth and distinction without straying from the Mörk Borg core
Writing: Brooding and grim with an undertone of forlorn optimism; extremely effective in conveying the intended tone and atmosphere
Art/design: Visually diverse art and typographical choices unified by a focus on the setting and themes
Usability: Deliberately deals with sexism and trauma; intended as a self-contained module, but the adventure and classes can be used with other Mörk Borg content

Drafts: Dead Girl Classes, Dead Girls in Sarkash Forest, Encounters in Sarkash Forest

Concept: “Recently the staff has all been murdered by a patient gone rogue. That suits the King’s ends well enough.”
Content: Clever scenario, especially the conclusion
Writing: Disturbingly descriptive at times, humorously irreverent at others
Art/design: Adapts Nohr-esque style to express its “sterile” environment
Usability: Well organized by category, but involves some flipping/scrolling/shuffling

Concept: “Go to the Island, bring back the dumb Prince, stay alive.”
Content: An island crawl with surreal features and denizens
Writing: Very concise
Art/design: A central, more visually subdued map supported by on-brand accoutrements
Usability: Layout is a bit crowded but navigable with due attention; small text can be tough to read; includes a handy map for the players

Concept: “The PCs find themselves buried alive in the vast, ever-changing cemetery of Graven-Tosk.”
Content: A macabre, nonlinear graveyard crawl
Writing: Relentlessly grim with splashes of gallows humor, especially at the end
Art/design: Monochrome with purple highlights set the atmosphere beautifully
Usability: Well-organized into sections that include relevant stat blocks

Concept: “A long forgotten Saint of Beauty, Love, and Dead Relations, is said to dwell amidst the ruins of her temple compound.”
Content: A 7-room dungeon with locations and encounters that build on characters’ choices and actions
Writing: Lots of it, but clear and to-the-point
Art/design: Conservative use of color; centralized map; some illustrations to create visual diversity and characterization
Usability: Location order is nonlinear but simple enough to navigate

Concept: “A lonely adventure  with inspiration drawn from Solitude by Hans-Christoph Steiner.”
Content: An abstract crawl inspired by experimental digital music
Writing: Concise but atmospheric; stat blocks for some challenging monsters
Art/design: Visually adapts its source material to a unique effect
Usability: Some inverted text may be a challenge but not a significant hindrance

Concept: “A cursed and frostbitten sandbox”
Content: 5 distinct locations with unique characters and tables for random encounters and cursed artifacts
Writing: Very dark and somber; provides copious background for the setting and concise but effective characterization for its inhabitants
Art/design: Predominant use of powder blue creates an appropriate cold tone punctuated with warmer pink and yellow to aid navigation and provide contrasting character
Usability: Text heavy, but written to be memorable and designed for quick and easy reference during play

Concept: “Nechrubel has […] resurrect[ed] you here as animated skeletons. […] Your only desire is to escape and get some new fleshy digs.”
Content: An imaginative character-creation dungeon
Writing: Visceral descriptions punctuated by blunt wit
Art/design: Color choices differentiate text blocks and maintain readability the graphic ground
Usability: The layout’s logic may not be apparent at first; look to the pentacle, and all will be revealed

Concept: “The gardens were an extremely popular spot in Grift …. Now it is nothing but weeds and despair.”
Content: A crawl through a baroque pleasure garden
Writing: Primarily descriptive; adds clever nuances to monsters and NPCs
Art/design: A nice map and clearly delineated locations
Usability: C’est magnifique