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The Bitter Reach is an epic campaign module for the Forbidden Lands roleplaying game, describing the icy wastelands north of Ravenland.

Contents:
* Two new magic disciplines: Elemental Magic and Ice Affinity.
* The new Champion profession, along with new profession talents.
* Expanded travel rules for snow, cold, and fuel, including no less than 40 new random encounters.
* Eight new monsters, including the Frost Dragon, the Ice Giant, and the Wendigo.
* The Wake of the Winter King campaign, including eight key players who all seek to dominate the riches hidden under the Bitter Reach.
* Ten complete, illustrated adventure sites, playable in almost any order.
* An epic campaign finale, giving the adventurers the chance to decide the future of the Bitter Reach.

Note: To make full use of this book, we recommend the Bitter Reach Map & Cards Pack, sold separately.

This pack for the Forbidden Lands roleplaying game contains player aids designed for use with the Bitter Reach campaign module.

Contents:
* A large, double-sided color map of the Bitter Reach (format 720 x 520 mm)
* A sheet of stickers for adventure sites and gravestones, transforming the map into a living, permanent chronicle of your adventures
* Fourteen custom playing cards for unique mounts and magical artifacts

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With this expansion, Forbidden Lands gets a whole lot weirder! The Bloodmarch is the name given to the volcanic region west of Ravenland, now accessible as the Shadowgate Pass is again opened. This ancient place of battle-ready horse riders and secretive dwarves is rapidly changing due to the demonic vegetation spreading across the land. Most see this red curse as a threat to all that is good, while others view it as a good thing – or at least a necessary evil needed to reach other goals.

The PCs can choose a side, or side with themselves, as the Legacy of Horn campaign sets the PCs on a hunt for Horn´s Astra, a legendary set of artifacts sought by many in the ashen land. These powerful items are said to be able to stop the demonic growth, or be powerful enough to ensure its triumph.

Similarly to the The Bitter Reach, The Bloodmarch expands the game world with a complete new area, directly west of Ravenland depicted in the core set. The map of The Bloodmarch, designed by Tobias Tranell, is divided into different terrain types, and uses an hexagonal grid to regulate movement. Just like in the core game, players can go anywhere they like on the map and explore the world the way they want. Due to the modular way the campaign is built using adventure sites, the GM can make sure the players don't miss the story without any need for leading them by the nose.

The plains of the Bloodmarch once blossomed so abundantly that hot days would see rivers of nectar flow through the vales. The mountains yielded ore so pure that shards of unforged iron could be used for axes. Of course, this was before the Demon Flood. Ever since the sorcerer Zygofer had his demonic hordes lay waste to the country, the land has been dead and deserted, apart from the twisted nightmares that now roam its plains and forests. Yet there should be much treasure to find for those brave enough to face their fears.

The Bloodmarch is an epic campaign module for the Forbidden Lands retro-fantasy survival roleplaying game, describing the demon-infested lands west of Ravenland.

This campaign book contains:
* Three new magic disciplines: Magma Song, Mentalism, and Dream Magic.
* Rules for travels in The Bloodmarch, including 27 new random encounters.
* 16 new monsters, including the Fire Wyrm, Salamander, and Hover Frog.
* The Legacy of Horn campaign, including ten key players who all seek to dominate The Bloodmarch.
* Eight complete, illustrated adventure sites, playable in any order.
* An epic campaign finale, giving the adventurers the chance to decide the future of The Bloodmarch.

The Bloodmarch is written by Erik Granström, lead setting writer for Forbidden Lands and designer of the game's first campaign module, Raven´s Purge. The Bloodmarch is illustrated by Henrik Rosenborg.

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"By the Nightwalker, get up! These beasts are mere chickens!” Shieldmaiden Armanda pulled her sword from the dragon spawn and wiped the steel on the merchant’s fur collar as he lay there. “Look at that, you’re finally baptized!” she grinned and looked at her companion’s soiled face.

A bestiary you can play. This monster manual for the multiple award-winning Forbidden Lands retro-fantasy survival RPG is beautifully illustrated and filled to the brim with murderous monsters and lethal encounters. The contents also include rules for traps, rare tomes, and alchemy, as well as a system for playing Forbidden Lands solo. It presents at least twenty-eight new monsters in great detail. Each beast comes ready to play with tailored random encounters, presenting the Gamemaster with a handy set of mini-adventures to go.

The book also includes legends about each monster, introduces the option to harvest resources from slain beasts, and lets the player characters use their Lore skills to gain insight into a monster´s strengths and weaknesses. This will help them defeat – or at least survive an encounter with – the book´s monstrosities. Among the monsters within these covers you will find the Amphibian, the Basilisk, the Iron Dragon, the Twisted Ent, and many more, ready for use in any Forbidden Lands campaign.

This hardback book will come with faux leather covers and gold foil stamping, just like the Player's Manual and Gamemaster's Guide in the core set.

The Book of Beasts is penned by seasoned game writers Andreas Marklund and Erik Granström, gloriously illustrated by Henrik Rosenborg and with graphics by Niklas Brandt.

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Preview.

A rules-light, flavour-heavy roleplaying game of industrial horror and cosmic strangeness.

Bastion is the only city that matters. In its industrial age, it sits as the smoke-shrouded hub of mankind, surrounded by a world of lurking horrors and cosmic interference. The Underground spreads beneath our feet and the stars loom above.

You are an Explorer, braving places too far for maps and too old for records. Your expeditions touch the bizarre, wondrous, and horrific. You search for riches, but also Arcana, mysterious devices with unnatural powers.

The remastered version of the 2014 TTRPG revisits Industrial Bastionland, giving the original Into the Odd a lavish hardback, full-colour restoration with expanded content.

The book is written by Chris McDowall (Electric Bastionland) with graphic design by Johan Nohr (MÖRK BORG) and printed and distributed by Free League Publishing.

The book contains:
* Fast Character Creation – Roll an explorer in minutes, grabbing a starter package of flavourful equipment and starting your expedition.
* Minimalist Rules – An ultralite system that keeps the game moving forward. Combat is fast and decisive, with every turn counting.
* Strange Things – Monsters are horrific hazards, not opponents to be fought for sport. Arcana are weird artifacts that each carry a unique ability, from firing portals to attracting bones like a magnet.
* Return to the Iron Coral – The strange expedition location from the original game has tripled in size, now sprawling over three levels. The surrounding Fallen Marsh now hides four mini-dungeons in its 24 hexes. In the North, the desperate port of Hopesend welcomes adventurous travellers looking to go further.
* The Expanded Oddpendium – 26 pages of modules and random tables to help you flesh out the world. Roll to create weird creatures, find the best shortcut across town, and find out what happens when you “eat the stuff”.

How does it Play?
Into the Odd is written to be simple, fast, and decisive. As explorers, you'll rely on clever problem solving and creative teamwork rather than sacks of hit points. The Arcana that you find on your expeditions give you access to strange powers that work without complex rules. The real skill is in using them at the right time and in the right way, rather than simply rolling high.

When it comes to obstacles, the answer usually isn't on your character sheet.

The game approaches classic OSR-style play while breaking new ground with minimalist rules and a streamlined experience for the whole table.

What’s the connection with the previous version of Into the Odd?
Into the Odd was originally published in 2014, and this remaster replaces that edition. I have retained the original text as much as possible, only altering for spot-fixes of known issues. The new content is generally found as additions, rather than modifications, and the core rules system is almost entirely unchanged. The biggest changes are a greater selection of Arcana, a vastly expanded sample adventure, more Oddpendium content, and the vast graphic overhaul from Johan.

What’s the connection to Electric Bastionland?
Into the Odd was released five years before Electric Bastionland, and represents the industrial period of Bastionland’s history, as well as a tone more focused on horror and esotericism. While EB was written to provide guidance on adventure creation, Into the Odd is written to be table-ready straight from the book, with a large sample adventure included. Both games are based on largely the same ruleset, and there’s minimal conversion required to move content between the two.

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The Gray Death is an epic campaign module to be used with the award-winning Mutant: Year Zero roleplaying game and its expansions.

The Gray Death is a 96-page full-color hardback book that takes the stories in Mutant: Year Zero, Mutant: Genlab Alpha, Mutant: Mechatron and Mutant: Elysium and ties them all together. Mutants, animals, robots and humans must put their differences aside and unite against a common threat to the world at the end of days.

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In ENnie 2020 Mörk Borg got awarded in all four categories it was nominated in: the top gold prize for Product of the Year, Best Writing and Best Layout & Design, as well as with silver in Best Game.

Rules light. Art heavy. All doom. MÖRK BORG is a roleplaying game/art book that takes you to the darker corners of a soon-dead world.

A DOOM METAL ALBUM OF A GAME. Rules light. Art heavy. MÖRK BORG is blackened artpunk/osr about ill-fated bastards seeking redemption, forgiveness or just the last remaining riches of a world that is plunging ever faster to its inevitable ruin. An art book you can play. A spiked flail to the face.

This game is made by two nerds: Pelle Nilsson of Ockult Örtmästare games (writing it all), and Johan Nohr of Stockholm Kartell (making it look not bad).

While MÖRK BORG is certainly a product of the OSR genre and share the same roots and foundations as many of the retro-clones, we try not to care too much about tradition or nostalgia. Emulating gaming in the 70's or being compatible with other OSR modules is not a design choice, but MÖRK BORG can do both regardless. Aesthetics are more important than being truthful to some Gygaxian heritage, this time. As for the blackened part of our hefty epithet, well... The world of MÖRK BORG has seen its brighter days. And soon, there will be neither day or night ever again.

MÖRK BORG is a complete game and can be played as-is, or you can pick what you want from it and place into your own game. Or hey, you can skip the text completely and just focus on the images for either inspiration or to cut them out and pin them to your fridge, it’s up to you. But regardless of your approach, we hope that you will find the book inspiring, exciting and terribly depressing.

MÖRK BORG'S RULES are all about minimalistic simplicity. We've designed them so that they will never interfere with your game, and so that you can easily adapt and change them to better suit your needs. In short: whenever you try to accomplish something in the world, be it climbing a ruin or bashing a skeleton's head in, you roll a d20, apply a modifier and try to beat a set number. That's it. And you either let your equipment define your character, or you pick one of the six optional classes that each has their specific quirks and strengths. The system is player-facing, and they will roll most of the dice, to really put the destiny of their characters in their hands. No fudging allowed. The few times the GM will roll the dice are when NPC's morale or reaction is rolled, things like that.

ONE DAY ALL WILL BLACKEN AND BURN. Just as the two-headed basilisks predicted. Lies, Truth, Denial and Envy embodied. Their riddling yet oddly accurate prophecies were put in ink by Anuk Schleger the monk, in the scrolls that now hold many names - The Nameless Scriptures, The Unwritten, The Dirt Pages. And so far, every promise therein has been realized, hence why both kings and beggars now cry and wail. Everything will blacken and burn. The stormy, Endless Sea will boil and flood. The Valley of the Unfortunate Undead crumble and turn to dust. Every city: Galgenbeck and Schleswig, Alliáns and Grift will perish in flames. The trees of Sarkash rise as black smoke and the sprawling tunnels beneath the mountains of Bergen Chrypt will collapse in chaos and blood. And still there are those who seek riches. Those who seek redemption, and those who try to stop the apocalypse. They too will die, but they will die tired.

To set the proper tone and get in the right mood, have a look at this Spotify playlist which is currently playing in our speakers when writing and designing this.

A beast of a book. 88 pages printed with 6 colors (CMYK+2), hardback A5 size with a soft-touch laminated cover with embossed and reliefed details, two different paper stocks, and (if we meet the stretchgoals) glow-in-the-dark ink on the spine. We’re even considering gold foiling some details in the book, but we’ll see where we end up economically. We love print, and would like to show the RPG community what you can do with a couple of dead trees and some ink.

Our goal here is to make every spread visually unique and hopefully interesting and inspiring to browse through. We're breaking a lot of traditional graphic design "rules" here. There are no design templates, no grid, we use around 100 typefaces, things are rough, crooked and punk. We use both Papyrus and Comic Sans. Why not?

* A brief look at this dying world. From The Two-Headed Basilisks’ gothic cathedral in Galgenbeck and Blood-countess Anthelia’s limestone palace, to the fields of death in Graven-Tosk and the barren wastes of Kergüs.
* The Calendar of Nechrubel, that decides the speed of the world’s demise.
* 20 occult Powers that let you bend reality, and just as many magical catastrophes for when you disastrously fail.
* Optional rules which brings more depth to the game. Omens let you turn bad luck into a slightly better one. Classes with unique traits and quirks, and tables that will bring life into your character.
* 12 creatures to be murdered by.
* Game master tools such as tables for corpse plundering, occult treasure, adventure sparks, dungeon generating and other devilry.
* The introductory dungeon crawl scenario Rotblack Sludge, where you investigate a forgotten part of the Shadow King’s enormous ruin palace. Cannibal warlocks, poison peddlers from beyond the void and hungry gutworms await.

Character sheets for MORK BORG, for characters dying in an equally dying world.

Including both the original ink draining printer-killer version, and a more printer friendly alternative.

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MÖRK BORG CULT: FERETORY is a sinful zine full of community made classes, adventures and horrible treasures for use with MÖRK BORG or other rules-light dark fantasy games.

It includes:
* The Monster Approaches... Create your own terrible foe with this monster generator. Determine appearance, behavior, abilities, goal and strange habits for your new friend.
* Roads to Damnation. Simple rules for overland travel, including distances, road encounters, village types and destinations.
* Eat Prey Kill. Rules for hunting for food (or sport). Also 54 fully statted monsters, 6 for each major area of the dying world.
* The Death Ziggurat. A delve into the ruins of a lost temple city where something is awakening. A descent into undead madness. A Cosmic Necrocrawl at the end of time. The Death Ziggurat is a short adventure about postponing the inevitable.
* d100 Items & Trinkets. What can be scored in the darkest of cellars and the rucksacks of the fallen? Use this list of keepsakes and trinkets to find out.
* and much more!

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MÖRK BORG Cult: Heretic is a zine of community-made misadventure and malice, for use with MÖRK BORG or other rules-light dark fantasy games.

* Adventure: Graves Left Wanting. The PCs find themselves buried alive in the vast, ever-changing cemetery of Graven-Tosk. This dark and weird tombcrawl is suitable as a campaign starter or a post-TPK adventure. By Karl Druid
* Adventure: Sepulchre of the Swamp Witch. In a hidden repository deep in the Slithering Swamp is a witch's altar of glyph-covered roots. They say it can fulfill any wish. Could stopping the approaching Doom be within its powers? Only one way to find out. By Christian Sahlén.
* Adventure: Bloat. Villagers disappear. Tracks lead to an underground temple of bacchanalian frenzy, reeking of rot, offal and bile. Find them and sate your hunger. By Greg Saunders.
* Rules: Unheroic Feats. Enhance and personalize your classless characters with these optional advancement rules. By Johnny Carhat.
* Class: Sacrilegious Songbird. You struck a deal with a devil and since that woeful day your soul screams but your throat sings sweetly. And so does your purse. A small price to pay. By Karl Druid.
* Class: Shedding Vicar. Armor is weak, clothes a sin and your very skin an abhorrent vanity. Best to remove it all and walk peeled, clean and glistening wet into the night. By Cameron James.
* Creature: The Merchant. Cursed with eternal life and destined to roam the world trading shards of souls for ruinous relics. You never know when this mysterious monger might appear. Will you make a deal? By Johnny Carhat.
* Creature: The Bone Bowyer. This horrid fey lurks in the tangled depths of Sarkash where it fashions heart-seeking bone bows and blood-dyed cloaks from the flesh of the lost. By Matthew Bottiglieri.
* Rules: Blackpowder Weapons for the Rich and Foolhardy. The world is ending, so let's end it with a BANG. These optional rules are the spark that adds fire- to your fights. Whether it's a pepperbox or a ribauldequin, you can be assured these things are loud and deadly. By Ian McClung.
*Creature: Borg Bitor. Vile, insectoid, parasitic creatures creeping into houses and nurseries come nighttime. There is a baby. There is an egg. Don't let them become one.
* Creature: Rotting Nurse. Many a Galgenbeckian remembers Mikol's infirmary and its gruesome experiments exposed by the inquisition. The head surgeon was jailed but whatever really happened to his accomplices, the nurses? Their lengthy, cruel punishment and vivisepulture. The empty graves. The shimmer from the starless skies. The many-legged horses carrying the bodies away... for what purpose?
* Rules: Curses and Cures. So you opened the puzzle box, whistled in the old mine or carelessly removed the protecting wards? These curses will be the consequence. Luckily, there are ways to break them, but it comes at a cost.

For long ages, the great city of the Dwarrowdelf was the seat of Dwarven kings. Deep they delved beneath the roots of the mountains in search of Mithril, the fabled Moria-silver. Wonders they wrought there, by the light of crystal lamps.

But a thousand years ago, Durin's Bane arose and drove the Dwarves from their halls. The city fell into darkness, becoming an abode of Orcs, Goblins -and worse. But now, there is hope! Countless Orcs perished at the Battle of Five Armies, and it may be the Halls of Durin lie empty once more, waiting to be reclaimed by those with the courage to face the long dark under the mountain.

Cross the dread threshold, adventurer, and delve deep!

Moria - Through the Doors of Durin is a supplement for The One Ring, the official tabletop roleplaying game based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. Set in the years before Balins doomed expedition, this supplement contains a hoard of Patrons, Landmarks, foes, encounters and treasures that a Loremaster can use to construct their own adventures in Moria from a single desperate journey in the dark to a grand campaign to retake Durins Halls.

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In the westlands of Eriador, between the Misty Mountains
and the Mountains of Lune, the Hobbits found both Men and Elves.
Indeed, a remnant still dwelt there of the Dúnedain,
the kings of Men that came over the Sea out of Westernesse;
but they were dwindling fast and the lands of their North Kingdom
were falling far and wide into waste.

Eriador, the lone-lands described in The Lord of the Rings, comes alive as never before in this supplement for The One Ring, the official tabletop roleplaying game based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. A region often described as deserted becomes a crucible for adventure, offering many hours of gameplay.

Chapter 1: Fog Over Eriador offers a description of the regions that once were part of the kingdom of Arnor, with a focus on the city of Tharbad.

Chapter 2: A Gathering Storm provides the Loremaster with a set of narrative elements aimed at building a possible future for the land of Eriador as a whole.

Chapter 3: Landmarks adds twelve sites of interest in the style of the one presented in the core rules.

Now they had gone on far into the Lone-lands, where there were no people left, no inns, and the roads grew steadily worse. Not far ahead were dreary hills, rising higher and higher, dark with trees. On some of them were old castles with an evil look, as if they had been built by wicked people.

Tales from the Lone-lands contains six adventures for The One Ring, the official tabletop roleplaying game based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. All set in the lone-lands of north-western Middle-earth around the year 2965 of the Third Age, the adventures can be played individually, or as part of a larger tale.

Ancient evils wake as the Dark Lord stretches forth his hand. Over the course of these adventures, the heroes may thwart the spies and stratagems of the Enemy, explore long-lost wonders of the north, and travel far from hearth and home.

All of the adventures can be played individually, but you're also able to combine them into a longer narrative if you'd prefer. Crucially, these stories are more in-line with The Lord of the Rings in terms of tone than the light-hearted, Shire-based Starter Set; there are hints of an increasing threat as Sauron grows in power.

Preserve the spark of hope, and one day these empty, wounded lands shall be healed! Fail, and all will be destroyed...

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Pirate Borg is a scurvy-ridden, rules light, art heavy tabletop RPG. Inspired by history, fantasy, horror and rum. Your cutlass & flintlock won’t save you from the hordes of skeletons, the Kraken, or even your own crew.

Pirate Borg is a complete game based on and compatible with the award winning doom art-punk RPG Mörk Borg using their incredible 3rd party license. But it’s also a tool kit. Most of the tables can be hacked and used with any tabletop RPG.

This game is about being a greedy, filthy, scoundrel. Find a ship. Recruit some crew. Raid, pillage, plunder, and otherwise pilfer your weasley black guts out. Get a bigger ship. Kill some things. Upgrade your ship. Sneak into a fort. Raid a port. Acquire treasure. Bury said treasure. Become infamous. Search for someone else’s treasure. Flee in terror from unfathomable creatures from the deep. Drink all of the rum. Die on the high seas. Roll a new character and do it all again.

Included in the 166 page book are:
* complete rules based on and compatible with the award winning doom art-punk RPG Mörk Borg
* 8 character classes
* easy-to-learn naval combat rules
* stats for 18 vessels
* 80+ NPCs & monsters
* 90+ system agnostic tables
* “The Curse of Skeleton Point”, a sandbox style adventure with 11 pirate-themed locations.

The game is written and illustrated by Luke Stratton, also known as Limithron, who is known for his pirate-themed battle maps. The game will be printed and distributed by Free League Publishing (Mörk Borg, ALIEN RPG, Tales from the Loop RPG, The One Ring RPG) under the Free League Workshop sub-label for independently designed games.⁠

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Simon Stålenhag is the internationally lauded artist and author of Tales From the Loop and Things From the Flood, narrative art books that stunned the world with a vision of an alternate Scandinavia in the 1980s and 90s where technology has invaded the tranquil landscapes to form an entirely new universe of the eerie and the nostalgic.

Now, you can step into the amazing world of the Loop. In this tabletop roleplaying game based on Simon Stålenhag's books, you'll play teenagers solving spectacular mysteries connected to the Loop, just make sure you're home in time for dinner.

This Starter Set includes everything you need to begin:
* An illustrated rulebook explaining how to play the game
* A complete Mystery called The Recycled Boy
* Five pre-generated characters ready for you play
* A large, full-color map of land of the Loop
* Ten engraved custom dice

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It started on Christmas Day in 1994. Dark water suddenly rose from the land, invading our homes and lives. They say it came from the depths inside the Loop. Whatever it was the Flood changed everything. Nothing would ever be the same again.

Welcome back to the Loop. Things are different now.

In 2017, we released Tales from the Loop the tabletop roleplaying game based on Stålenhag’s first art book. That game was an instant hit, selling out its two initial print runs and winning no less than five ENnies (including Best Game and Product of the Year) as well as three Golden Geek Awards (including Best RPG).

Now, it’s time to return to the Loop and continue the story. In Things from the Flood you play Teens in the 1990s – a decade of change and disaster. You're still balancing day to day life with solving exciting mysteries with your friends. But this is a darker time, and the stakes are higher.

The world
Things are different now.

The world does not seem so innocent anymore.

Its the ‘90s and the once mighty Loop has been shut down, the experiment abandonded and the land bought by Krafta, a powerful corporation. You are no Kids anymore, but Teens trying to find your way in a decade of change – both within and around you.

The Flood has transformed the once pastoral islands into a dark marshland. Some say that the dark water pouring out of the ground comes from within the Loop itself. Machines are afflicted by a strange virus turning them unreliable and dangerous.

Still, your lives go on as before. You go to school, fall miserably in love, try to do everything possible to fend off boredom. When you hear about other teens going missing, and even turning up dead, you realize its time to gather the group again.

One way or another you fill find out what these Things from the Flood really are.

What do you do in the game?
You play Teens growing up in the 1990s, trying to balance everyday life while at the same time solving dark mysteries together with your friends.

The core of the game is the same as in Tales from the Loop, but the themes are different. Gone are the childlike tales of wonder and discovery, in their place are dark threats to the Teens and their world. Everything is changing, everything is falling apart. Figuring out how to deal with this is a big part of the game.

You are no kid anymore, the world is both more exciting and more dangerous. Teenagers can get hurt – and even die. The stakes are higher than ever.

Expansion of game?
Both! Things from the Flood expands the scope of Tales from the Loop to the 1990s. You can continue your campaign with the Kids from the original game or create brand new player characters. We call it a "standalone expansion" because everything that is needed to play the game is included in the book. That’s right, no previous experience is needed at all, just get the book and start playing right away.

If you’ve read and played the Tales from the Loop RPG, you will find yourself right at home, this book expands the setting and introduces new exciting mysteries and threats to explore.

Rules
The game engine of Things from the Flood is the same as the one for Tales from the Loop RPG and is based on our previous game Mutant: Year Zero, that was awarded with a Silver ENnie for Best Rules at Gencon 2015.

The core mechanic is the same: To make a skill roll, you simply grab a number of dice for your attribute score, skill level and gear, and roll them all together. You need at least one six to succeed, and extra sixes can give you stunts and other bonus effects.

Key features of the beautifully illustrated hardcover book:
* Create unique player characters, inncluding skills, iconic items, and relationships, in mere minuutes.
* Dive deeper into the secrets of the Loop and experience the two game settings updated to the 1990s, the Mälaren Islands in Sweden and Boulder City, Nevada in the USA.
* New rules for scars and death, the stakes are higher and the risks greater.
* Investigate mysteries and overcome trouble using fast and effective rules, based on the award-winning Year Zero game engine.

Play the four complete scenarios included, tied together in the campaign named Prophets of Pandora.

A top quality, deluxe GM Screen for the Things from the Flood roleplaying game.

The screen is in landscape format, with Simon Stålenhag’s awesome art on the outside and useful tables on the inside.