Bunny Borg Game Review

The Redwall series defined my childhood. I couldn't get enough of those mice, otters, and badgers going on adventures in Mossflower Woods and showing that heroes came in all shapes and sizes. My love of stories centered around animal protagonists continued with the likes of The Secret of Nimh and Bunnicula. Seeing the cover and art of Bunny Borg unearthed a pile of nostalgia throwing me back into those whimsical worlds, albeit this time with a darker undercurrent laced with Mad Max and the occult. Let's find out more about this MÖRK BORG compatible book.

Bunny Borg Overview

MÖRK BORG paved the way for Bunny Borg with its grimdark, apocalyptic theme coupled with a lighter ruleset similar to those found in OSR (Old School Revival) games. Characters only have four main attributes, with skill challenges and checks coming in with the standard d20 plus modifier to overcome a DC. Death is frequent, forcing you to drive your characters like stolen cars—in the words of John Harper, creator of Blades in the Dark.

As with any BORG-style book, the layout and art direction requires a small adjustment period to get used to. Bold, evocative art bounds across every page, splattered with text that would make any readability experts squirm. But that's the schtick of the system; heavy metal influences meld with…

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