I can see the style of game Mork Borg not being to every ones potential. I don't find it very depressing but Mike sort of does. Its a specific type of game for sure.. Thank you for the comment! -Brent
Great chat thank you for the content. Mork Borg is a great game to run and play, Stockholm Kartell produces some great material always well worth looking at and 'Rot Black Sludge' the adventure included in the original book is great fun to be immersed in. For me games like Shadow Dark, Electric Bastionland and Mork borg give you the same experience as a great animated film or series, the "Oh this is a cool simple kids cartoon, that's fun" and then when you look closer you get "Okay this is deeper and more creative than most high budget films and AAA series I have watched" The Death Metal vibe sits with a 'Ragnarok' mythology certainly leaning into inevitable death and rebirth, Nihilistic position. Mork Bork, gives lots of weight to that positive expanding energy I feel, of 'We will all die but, embrace the energy of death, and welcome the new birth that will come after'
I think that is a really good way to put it, its like a simple frame work for greater overall story telling, and much different kind of stories than Trad roleplaying games. I'm still not 100 percent on Mork Borg being my cup of tea (which is weird) but the more of these rules light cool games we play the more I get into some of them.. Thank you! -Brent
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Quite intesresting system. I don't know if I agree with the direction, but the system has potential.
I can see the style of game Mork Borg not being to every ones potential. I don't find it very depressing but Mike sort of does. Its a specific type of game for sure..
Thank you for the comment!
-Brent
Great chat thank you for the content. Mork Borg is a great game to run and play, Stockholm Kartell produces some great material always well worth looking at and 'Rot Black Sludge' the adventure included in the original book is great fun to be immersed in. For me games like Shadow Dark, Electric Bastionland and Mork borg give you the same experience as a great animated film or series, the "Oh this is a cool simple kids cartoon, that's fun" and then when you look closer you get "Okay this is deeper and more creative than most high budget films and AAA series I have watched"
The Death Metal vibe sits with a 'Ragnarok' mythology certainly leaning into inevitable death and rebirth, Nihilistic position. Mork Bork, gives lots of weight to that positive expanding energy I feel, of 'We will all die but, embrace the energy of death, and welcome the new birth that will come after'
I think that is a really good way to put it, its like a simple frame work for greater overall story telling, and much different kind of stories than Trad roleplaying games. I'm still not 100 percent on Mork Borg being my cup of tea (which is weird) but the more of these rules light cool games we play the more I get into some of them..
Thank you!
-Brent