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Mork Borg RPG: OSR Booster

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$13.19 $21.99 In stock

Category: Role Playing Games

OSR Booster is a 56 page zine with d20 weapons and d20 armor that will give your party an edge in brutal old school settings. Each of them are never quite what they seem -- ranging from slightly cursed or really powerful.

Features:
High quality offset printing
Spot gold foil cover / back
A5 (zine) size

Written and illustrated by Justin Sirois

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Harper H. ★★★★★

I’ve been rolling through the d20 weapons table and love how each option has a weird little curse or twist—keeps combat from feeling stale. The armor entries are creative too, adding real risk versus reward to old-school sessions.

James ★★★★★

The 56 pages fly by but every d20 roll lands something weird—my party's still talking about the armor that whispers back. It's cursed enough to feel dangerous without being a total party wipe, which is exactly the balance I wanted for brutal old school nights.

Alexander ★★★☆☆

The d20 weapons and armor tables are a solid idea, but the “slightly cursed” flavor feels more like a footnote than a real mechanic. It’s a decent zine for inspiration, though I wish the 56 pages had a bit more depth to them.