Great little addition to the travel rules for FL. It adds a level of moderate chaos that makes the days on the road come alive and gives new opportunities for dramatic developments.

Well researched setting and interesting new character archetypes. Definitely worth a look for Vaesen fans.

A great supplement for Vaesen set in the in another mythic north: French Canadian North America. Some witches, werewolves and their very own boogeyman can be found in this setting. I recommend this addition.

its so good. Want to run a game thet feels like the Expanse? Alien? Blade Runner? Totally possible. This is easily the slickest, cleanest, thematic, sadistic system i have ever run. Just so good.

Det här är riktigt kul!

Vi håller på att spela genom Korpens Klagan och jag tror att det här kan passa perfekt för min spelgrupp. Det är finurligt uttänkt och snyggt löst med en dikt som ledtråd. Kan bli en plats att återkomma till många gånger under kampanjen.

This is the current queen of grimdark RPGs. Rules are light and elegant, the worldbuilding oozes with character and the graphic design is as good as it gets.

This is an amazing adventure. There's a lot going on in it, and I really had to be on my A game to run it well, but it's well organized and easy to navigate. Just make sure you read it carefully. It's not like running your typical D&D style dungeon crawl- there's a lot more moving parts that you need to be keeping in mind. However, it is really fun, so it's well worth it. It really does capture the mood and experience of the movies.

It's certianly lovely, a piece of inspiration design, and the world building is very effective for creating a crapsack world riven with black magic suspended above the flames of damnation by a single thread cluthced in a demonic claw. As a system it's a fairly standard ultralight with its roots in early D&D - like Knave, ITO, Black Hack, Maze Rats etc. Mork Borg is even a decent one, and if one is wedded to that playstyle it supplies evocative imagery, tables and detail to fuel improvisational play. It also lacks meaningful spatial exploration and dungeon crawl mechanics - like most of its class of game - which means that Mork Borg may sometimes emulate a classic dungeon crawl game, but will tend towards encounter and scene based play simialr to modern editions of D&D with far less tactical combat. It may not be the right thing for my preferred play style, but its certianly worthwhile and stylish!

Great game BAD PDF : The maps are in LOW definition, lots of jpg compression artefact... We should have a better definition.

These rules are SOLID. I've only read through them so far, haven't incorporated them yet. At some point I hope to use these to mash up Forbidden Lands, Mongoose Conan books and Monolith's Conan boardgame... all my favorite things!! It's like this was made for me. Also, absolutely LOVE all the Doré style art throughout this work, perfectly mixed with Free League's fonts and flair. Fantastic display. THANK YOU!!

Observations: Menace - is this a nod toward Modiphius' 2d20 "Doom" mechanic? Never played, heard mixed things. Still like this mechanic though. Minions & Mobs feels like a similar mechanic in CMON's Massive Darkness, and a great way to increase the bodycount! "Displays of Might" is a nice touch. Classic heroic feel.
Love the idea of using the critical injury table without having to be Broken. (Makes me wish someone would make a d100 critical injury table similar to Per Holmstrom's 100 Alternate Magic Mishap Table, another excellent supplement.)

Well done, thanks again!!

These maps have little value in today's world of VTT. I would love to see a version of the these maps that could easily be uploaded to a VTT program like Roll20. Then they would have more utility.

You literally could not ask for a better starter scenario. It is dark, creepy, deadly, disgusting... in other words AWESOME!

This game system is excellent. It literally plays out like some of the best Alien movies. The feel and pacing of the game is perfect.

I really enjoyed exploring Dipperdeep with lots of surprises and interesting characters. 5 stars from me! (:

A cool addition to Tales from the loop stories. I did not like so much the adventure given with the core books so this one is kinda refreshing. The story in itself is well balanced and the introduction of the adventure get you hooked from the very beginning. There are couple of maps and drawing that are good for immersion. You can wrap up the story in about 4 to 5 hours. A sequel maybe ?