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Posted in: Free League Publishing, Games, Tabletop | Tagged: Free League Publishing, MÖRK BORG, MÖRK BORG: IKHON, Stockholm Kartell
MÖRK BORG: IKHON Will Be Released In Late February
MÖRK BORG: IKHON will add a ton of new content to the main game, as players go down a very different route in this new module.
Free League Publishing and Stockholm Kartell revealed a brand new module for MÖRK BORG today with the addition of MÖRK BORG: IKHON. Designed by Pelle Nilsson (Ockult Örtmästare Games) and Johan Nohr (Stockholm Kartell), this will bring in a whole new set of content to the game that you can utilize whenever you feel like, but isn't required content to run a game. It's basically an optional addition that introduces new god-vessels that will be called IKHONs. We have more info on what's all in the book for you below, as they are currently selling it in the shop for about $22, with a release date of February 28th, 2023.
"Forged by the left hand of Nechrubel, bound in cured skin and soot-black wood, the ancient god-vessels known as IKHONs are detested by the Two-Headed Basilisks. Wielding their Powers, unfettering the Profane Profound shackled within is a serious heretical crime, and whoever may carry these blackened shrines will be forever hunted by the inquisition. But perhaps it is worth it. IKHON is a mystery box for MÖRK BORG. A gaol keeping four almost-forgotten folk gods at bay; the Bilkherd, the Becklure, the Old Dead, and the dreaded Silkfiend. Those who dare commune with them are promised great rewards. But life and death go hand in hand, and too small a sacrifice could be perceived as an insult. This gift could very well be a curse. Contents:
- Boxed set with rules on how to unfetter the Profane Profound.
- Four tracts, one for each god-creature, detailing their gifts and punishments.
- Written by Pelle Nilsson but torn apart and rebuilt in a stranger, darker form by Fiona Maeve Geist and Jarrett Crader of the MoonRat Conspiracy.
- Over 40 full-page illustrations by the masterful Paraguayan artist Samuel Araya, whose oil paintings will bring the Profane Profound to blasphemous life.
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