Christian does an excellent job of fleshing out the city of Schleswig. We're only partway through the material, but I was able to use these seeds to keep my players happily occupied by giving them choices of jobs they might pursue. I used a d6 roll every time they wandered out of the guild house for either a 1) festival or 2) tax collector encounter. Most satisfying was having one player demand to see the written laws that authorized the ruinous tax collection and then being able to use the exact same argument back at him when he became the tax collector. And there's nothing like rolling a natural 20 on a tax audit check! Next session will feature an attempt to collect taxes at The Cult of the Golden Tongue (included adventure).

This book is an excellent set of 17 minimally-developed adventures. GMs can run them as-is as players will augment the stories within each dungeon with interesting RP and dice-mishaps. GMs can prepare an augement each dungeon, tweaking for thier players by adding a specific hooks or additional details. The adventures are generic enough that they can fit anywhere. I'm only give a 4 out of 5 because of the quality of the POD. Its good, just not great. BUY THIS!

Absolutely gold. The amount of content packed into this module, and the theme/art direction is top notch.

The story! Kind of super depressing, dreary horror comedy. I can't even think of anything to compare it too. Which is good, because it's original like that.

With the adventure fleshed out from start to finish and over 100 random encounters, plus a comprehensive overview of the city, one could easily use this as the hub for other adventures. Which I have.

It's all very good and Galgenbeck is now my hub area for Mörk Borg.

All roads lead to Galgenbeck... the greatest city that ever was.

Backed the Kickstarter for this. My favorite thing in here, and pretty much the sole reason I backed in the first place, is the Wickhead Zundler. There's a lot more here though, and I'll more than likely end up buying the POD to have a table-use version.

As usual from Christian's releases, this adventure is highly imaginative and a lot of fun with unique characters and perilous relics. The story arc is intriguing and provides an abundance of content for fleshing out (no pun intended) the bleak and dangerous setting of the Valley of the Unfortunate Undead. The included tiles provide an additional tool for game masters and players; between that and the numerous tables (such as the d88 crusaders from the Kickstarter backers) no two campaigns will ever be the same. Your own sessions will now be a smorgasbord of Mörk Borg-themed delights!

Great adventure. Very much has the feel of the Cthulhu style jaunt. As always, the art by this creator is top notch and fits the feel of Mork Borg. In addition there is a nice little corruption mechanic embedded in the game.