Okay so maybe not everything Mork Borg is amazing, or maybe the novelty is wearing off. This wasn't bad, but it didn't blow me away. It has 2 short adventures, a bunch of new monsters and new magic items, some random charts and a couple more classes (is that what they call them in Mork Borg? I can't remember). It was cool seeing what the original "Dark Fort" was like before it was fleshed out into Mork Borg. It really was more like an 80's video game that you played with one player using dice and paper.

The 2 adventures were written in the kind of shorthand I use when I'm brainstorming an adventure. At first I thought maybe the writer (and editor if there was one) both spoke English as a second language, but then I realized it was just trying to be minimalist. Paragraphs like - "Demon Spawn. Clad in a dazzling black robe embroidered with gold crimson. Five eyes symmetrically placed around the head, crowned with cylindrical antlers. A huge, rotting vertical mouth covers the chest and abdomen. Mostly found in the ziggurat."

I'm torn about this because on one side it seems lazy and unprofessional to publish your notes and call it an adventure. But on the other side only having what is needed and having it in short sentences might make it easier to run than a module with paragraph after paragraph of information. ( )