Ex Libris Mörk Borg: Monsters & NPCs

Monsters Based on The Binding of Isaac [official web content]
Edmund McMillan, Johan Nohr

Concept: “Six unholy monsters from the wonderful roguelike video game”
Content: Fundamentally messed up and right at home in Mörk Borg
Writing: Provides inspiring descriptions and dynamics
Art/design: The videogame’s graphics adapted to Mörk Borg’s aesthetic
Usability: Six clearly delineated stat blocks

The Merchant [MBC]
Johnny Carhat, Joakim Hanner, Johan Nohr

Concept: “Eternally he wanders the dying world, bearing a grudge that too will never die.”
Content: A unique NPC hawking curios on the road to wherever
Writing: Descriptive and engaging
Art/design: Extremely characterful
Usability: Linear and efficient

Monster Generator [MBC: Feretory]†
Pelle Nilsson, Johan Nohr

Concept: A random monster generator oozing Mörk Borg’s style and flair
Content: Ingenious dice mechanics lead to bizarre creatures
Writing: “Save the dice. […] Now burn the dice.”
Art/design: Mörk Borg aesthetics in full effect
Usability: Streamlines a slightly complex mechanic; excellent flow

The Beast of Bremen [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Brian Binh

Concept: “A tangled mass of darkness and flesh—a cock on a cat on a cur on an ass—united by stitches and witches.”
Content: A strange, tenebrous monster based on a 12^th-century German folktale
Writing: Descriptive text is playful and clever; mechanics are clear and concise
Art/design: Silhouette illustrates the concept while contrasting nicely with pink and yellow
Usability: Requires a few rolls each turn—but what GM doesn’t love playing with dice?

Betty Blackteeth [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Harkenstone

Concept: “Her decaying skin, stringy hair, nails and teeth are stained by the peat-blackened waters where she prowls.”
Content: Jenny Greenteeth adapted to the swamps of the Greater Galgenbeck area
Writing: Descriptive text provides character and tactics; stat block includes a chain of nasty Specials
Art/design: Builds the isolated, suffocating atmosphere that defines the monster
Usability: Straightforward and clear

The Bishop [One Möre Day jam]
Rugose Kohn

Concept: “Devotee of Yesu an de facto leader of the other inquisitors on the island.” For use with The Island of the Dying Gods [30 Days of MÖRK BORG]
Content: A crazed sectarian zealot of an NPC
Writing: A good balance of exposition and in-game mechanics
Art/design: Color and subject evoke an appropriately decaying, apocalyptic tone
Usability: Intuitive

The Bleeding Knight
skree_skree

Concept: “The Bleeding Knight has lost his eyes to a cruel sword stroke in battle. He seeks replacements …”
Content: A heavily armed and armored opponent (but at least he doesn’t have a zweihänder)
Writing: Simple stat block with a dash of flavor
Art/design: Hits the high points of knighthood without being overwhelming
Usability: A simple way to give your players a big combat challenge

Böbö [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Anders Björkelid

Concept: “Small, miserable and desperate to fulfill its purpose, it sneaks around […] hoping at last to see fear in the face of the dying”
Content: A minor bogeyman in a world far more terrifying than it is
Writing: Evokes a sense of pity alongside a simmering undercurrent of malice
Art/design: It’d be cute if it wasn’t so freakin’ creepy
Usability: Not a significant adversary but an interesting opportunity for mischief

Boni, your bone companion [Occult Ossuary]
Owen McGauley

Concept: “A disembodied skull with a penchant for rambling stories of old exploits and griping about how things were better in the good old days.”
Content: Some descriptive text, simple mechanic, and sample commentary
Writing: Straightforward with humor as dry as an old bone
Art/design: Text laid out intuitively around the central image
Usability: Somewhere between an NPC and a magic item; works well as both

Brazierisle Bestiary [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Tragos Games

Concept: “A new territory and six creatures inspired by the Brazilian folklore”
Content: In addition to creatures, includes tables for weather, treasures, natural hazards, corpse plundering, events and hooks, and additional inhabitants
Writing: Provides plenty of descriptive text alongside stat blocks and some tables that add variability to encounters
Art/design: Backgrounds definitely create the sensation of exploring dense, tropical jungles
Usability: The only challenge is deciding which monster to kill your players with

Buster Bone-Gnawer, Börker of Shadows [Occult Ossuary]
Michael Mars Russell, McKenzie Lee Sprague

Concept: “An ageless hound protects the Dying World from succumbing to Psalm 6:1.”
Content: Stats and abilities for, and boons granted by, scvm’s best friend
Writing: Mostly mechanics but includes some descriptive text to add character
Art/design: Conventional Mörk Borg layout and design with some trippy artwork and an obligatory femur
Usability: This good boi is eager to please

Calo’s Book of Monsters†
Philip Reed, kostiukart

Concept: “Many a scholar, after spending a day with the book, finds that sleep escapes them that night as the haunting vision of the many monsters described in the book consume their imagination.”
Content: 20 monsters as well as a region for them to inhabit and local rumors for PCs to overhear
Writing: Provides lots of exposition on each monster as well as multiple adventure hooks and detailed stat blocks
Art/design: Features detailed black-and-white illustrations against a stylized Mörk Borg-yellow ground
Usability: GMs would be well-advised to read each entry carefully and take note of the copious details

Candyman [FÖLK-LORE jam]
mghoneybee

Concept: “The mere doubt of his existence is enough to draw him forth.”
Content: An undying patron with a malicious streak
Writing: Primarily devotes attention to interaction (rather than combat) mechanics
Art/design: Choices make the document easy to navigate
Usability: May be difficult to read at size or enlarged

Checkmörk
Jacob Marks

Concept: “Deep in chambers beneath Galgenbeck, two armies fight eternally.”
Content: Stats and context for chess-pieces-as-monsters
Writing: Bizarre descriptions, interesting abilities, and lots options for profit
Art/design: Marvelous illustrations; multiple versions, including print-and-fold zine format
Usability: Very good in both grid and paginated forms

The Choir of the Dead Gods
Matthias Platzer

Concept: “The eyes were burned out. The ears and nose were cut off. Hands bound for eternal prayer. But singing, yes, they can still sing. Can you hear it?”
Content: The Galgenbeck Boys Choir performs the New Mörk Borg Hymnal
Writing: Mostly stats and Special with some flavor text
Art/design: Original art with an on-brand design
Usability: Pretty straightforward and comprehensible

Cü-Síth [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Derek Mayne

Concept: “A large spectral Fey hound”
Content: A folkloric fairy dogs and some hooks for encountering them
Writing: Provides lots of background on behavior and intricate rules for its howl ability
Art/design: Relatively conservative layout and design with enough visual flair to be distinctively Mörky
Usability: Fairly simple mechanics, lots of lore for the GM to play with

Dancing Zweihander
Michal Gottkowski

Concept: “A massive blade, flying effortlessly, leaving behind a silent swoosh and a trail of dismembered corpses.”
Content: A malicious, relentless take on the dancing sword
Writing: Some introductory color text with elaborate Special and table of random actions
Art/design: Vivid colors highlight an abstract vivisection
Usability: Some combat caveats for the DM to keep in mind, but nothing overly complex

Dark Emissary
skree_skree

Concept: “All tithes must be collected and all debts and oaths fulfilled. There will be no deferrals.”
Content: A truly brutal bill collector
Writing: Nicely written, compelling flavor text and Special
Art/design: Atmospheric depiction of the monsters, good use of more subtle colors
Usability: Straightforward description and stat block

Deck of Scoundrels†
Philip Reed

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Draugen, the Drowned
Justyn Newman

Concept: “The drowned shamble aimlessly along shorelines seeking to steal the life-breath they so desperately desire.”
Content: An undead denizen for coastal settings
Writing: Sets the tone for encounters
Art/design: Relatively subtle and intrusive
Usability: Well-demarcated sections and stats

Drowned Kobieta [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Reighnty

Concept: “Sharp claws cuth through flesh and drag you down to the bottomless pit.”
Content: A drowning-based monster derived from Slavic myth
Writing: Provides some inspiration for hooks and haunts
Art/design: Reinforces the theme with heavy chiaroscuro and cool spot colors
Usability: Initiative is influenced by PC class; otherwise, straightforward

The Dyer Lich [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Ian Long

Concept: “One hand frozen to the rock face, the other raised in defiance of her own death, Moll Dyer was blessed by Nechrubel with the undying spark of anti-life.”
Content: A persecuted witch bent on vengeance
Writing: Includes a prose-poetic description in addition to stats for lich and her rock
Art/design: Layout creates a strong visual flow, and the colors reinforce the integral sensatiosn of heat and cold
Usability: Not only very useable but also very compelling

Falbärr (drop bear) [FÖLK-LORE jam]
RaptorShadow

Concept: “A widely held belief is that the ‘bears’ that live in the trees are harmless watchers, but in reality they are monsters that will murder hapless and unwary travelers.”
Content: Murder koalas
Writing: Provides general context and specific mechanics for encounters
Art/design: Efficient use of color; clever text arrangement simultaneously reveals and obscures the monster portrait in keeping with the lore
Usability: Does the sneaking for you

Flerjordhög Filip [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Rugose Kohn

Concept: “If Filip rises from the loamy hillside and sees his shadow, the townsfolk believe they have averted the end.”
Content: A blasphemous monster and rites that defy the Unnamed Scripture
Writing: Provides a broad hook and mechanics for a small rodent that averts and invokes Miseries
Art/design: Well organized and visually delineated; surprisingly sunny and fluffy for Mörk Borg
Usability: Heretical and should be punished. Burn the vermin.

Grå Häst [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Dave Winter

Concept: “To hear the cursed utterences from it’s skeletal frame is said to be a claim for your very life.”
Content: An undead horse spirit with a penchant for making friends
Writing: Provides a description for roleplaying the encounter and mechanics for rolling it as well
Art/design: Compelling illustrations; typographic design creates a visual hierarchy of information
Usability: Some of the nonessential flavor text is small and difficult to read but worth the extra effort

Granny
Sasha De’ath, Alex Obernigg, Johan Nohr

Concept: “This dread creature is sure to haunt your players right where they’re safest: In their own homes. During the holidays. Sneering with judgment.”
Content: A bitter, cheer-killing wight; includes description, stats, special mechanics, and scathing remarks
Writing: Captures the spirit (maybe literally) of an overly-critical matriarch
Art/design: Overall, horribly festive with progressively creepy grandmas
Usability: Plenty of flavor to really help the GM get into character

Grylla [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Anders Björkelid

Concept: “Grown from putrefaction in stagnant lakes, hungry for living creatures’ last breath”
Content: A drowning-based spirit that’s as deadly after defeat as it is un-alive
Writing: Mechanics and description are succinct but effective
Art/design: Cool colors and sinuous lines reinforce the monster concept
Usability: Simple but still potentially lethal

Guenna [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Anders Björkelid

Concept: “Once a beautiful seductive spirit of the forest. Now a festering, empty husk.”
Content: A notably tenacious parasitic forest spirit
Writing: Mechanics and flavor are concise and evocative
Art/design: Conveys desolation and hollowness in a visually interesting way
Usability: Good for a recurring, hazardous adversary

Hollow Saint [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Giuliano Roverato, Bruno Sabino

Concept: “The wooden cocoon of the saint burst open to reveal a horrible half human, half moth creature of godly compusure.”
Content: Includes all three phases of the monster’s lifecycle
Writing: Descriptive text serves as a legend and hook; mechanical text is simple and easy to use
Art/design: Some very cool, inspiring artwork
Usability: A big “yes” both mechanically and conceptually

Horrendous and Corrupted Growth
Feral Wizard

Concept: “Born out of an Arcane Catastrophe, this creature grows large by feeding on the flesh of its prey.”
Content: Includes an encounter table and randomized attacks
Writing: Descriptive enough to convey the concept but still leave room for creative interpretation
Art/design: Great balance of old woodcut aesthetic and Mörk Borg color and sensibility
Usability: Mechanics add variability without upping the complexity

The Ignited
Caelin Araven

Concept: “The Ignited are a secret society of nobles, clerics of secret knowledge and mad wizards who […] want to reach godhood by infusing their bodies with magical energy.”
Content: Profiles, means, motives, and magics of an apocalypse cult
Writing: Straightforward descriptions and mechanics
Art/design: Mörk Borg defies standard design conventions, and this defies Mörk Borg design conventions. Meta-punk.
Usability: Straightforward lists and descriptions

Jack in Irons [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Christopher Annandale

Concept: “Covered in chains from which his victim’s heads dangle”
Content: A powerful, elusive enemy
Writing: Descriptive text definitely paints a picture, and the mechanics back it up with strength and maneuverability
Art/design: Metonymic; let your imagination run wild
Usability: Pretty much point-and-shoot

Jólakötturinn / Yule Cat
Bracken MacLeod

Concept: “The Jólakötturinn stalks the Dying World devouring anyone caught wearing old and tattered clothes at Jól.”
Content: A seriously beastly monster
Writing: Straightforward but with plenty of character
Art/design: Nice adaptation of Le Chat Noir design
Usability: This cat hates your holiday sweater—it’s as simple as that

Krampus
Philip Reed, Jef Thompson, pashabo

Concept: “The Christmas rumors are true. The Krampus does exist.”
Content: Stats and a hook for the race of kidnapping, meat-hungry krampi
Writing: A balance of mechanics and descriptive text
Art/design: Fits lots of text onto the page alongside some nice art
Usability: Straightforward but certain aspects may be off-putting to some players

Maust
Michał Gotkowski

Concept: “… forever hiding in the dark, more rodent than a man.”
Content: A demi-human hireling
Writing: Includes some flavor text as well as stats, traits, specialties, and values
Art/design: Nicely balanced layout with art suggestive of sentiment and violence
Usability: Straightforward

Mljacko (Schmatzer, Aufhocker und wo man sie findet) [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Kitty B

Concept: “Huge shambling mound of wet fur, emitting a truly blasphemous stench […] causing fishers to flee”
Content: A monster that smells so bad it hurts
Writing: Provides context and a stat block
Art/design: Provides an appropriate, only-half-seen portrait
Usability: Hold your breath and light a match

Mörky Mycology
I. McClung

Concept: “A world in decline is a veritable paradise for fungi of all kind.”
Content: Fungi, environs filled with fungi, fungus-based class and items, and some mushroom monsters
Writing: Efficient but with enough detail to spur interest and imagination
Art/design: Relatively sparse but still under development
Usability: Very efficient layout for a lot of content

Mygga, Flying Head
Maciej Sznurkowski

Concept: “Bloodsuckers known for silently feeding on sleeping people”
Content: A versatile monster/pet
Writing: Plenty of inspiration for GMs
Art/design: Practical but still expressive
Usability: Mechanics embedded in flavor text, but not difficult to locate quickly

Myling, shadow child
Justyn Newman

Concept: “These spirits hunger for a life lost, love stolen.”
Content: A persistent undead pest
Writing: Efficiently conveys special mechanics and hooks
Art/design: Relatively lean but effective
Usability: Intuitive

Myling [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Anders Björkelid

Concept: “Undead vengeful infant”
Content: A dead child seeking retribution from its murderous mother
Writing: Quick and concise with a touch of humor
Art/design: Color contrasts the cold descriptor but complements the monster’s attitude
Usability: Mechanically straightforward

Niklaus
Philip Reed, Alvaro Cabrera Jimenez

Concept: “As snow falls on the city, the people whisper of a murderer who has recently taken to the streets.”
Content: A murderous pseudo-Santa possessed by an alien entity known only as the Christmas Spirit
Writing: Twists St. Nick to fit right into the Dying World
Art/design: Exactly what you’d expect of a Mörk Borg murderhobo Santa
Usability:  More elaborate than some monsters but not overly complex

Nökken, bog thing
Justyn Newman

Concept: “The rotting flesh of the long-dead forms together into an obscene facsimiles of life.”
Content: A patchwork bog-beast
Writing: A balance of mechanics and flavor
Art/design: Nice color and typographical choices
Usability: Clean and intuitive

The Occult Ossuary
I. McClung (ed.), Pablo Dapena, et al

Concept: “27 pieces exhumed from the depths of lavish graves, themed around skeletons, bones and skulls.”
Content: “Classes, items, companions, monsters and encounters created by sacrilegious mind.”
Writing: A variety of styles, all appropriate to their content
Art/design: Worth downloading just to check out the range of art and layouts
Usability: Complexity varies by entry but consistently easy to use

The Ogre [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Goatman’s Goblet

Concept: “The fear made manifest of all the cruelty a man might do while society watches”
Content: A Mörk-Borgy take (with a fatal twist) on a classic monster
Writing: Poetic and very evocative
Art/design: Illustration nicely conveys a sense of heaviness and oppressiveness
Usability: GMs should take care to remember the consequences of PCs’ actions after the confrontation

Pair Of Skeletal Legs and A Thrashing Spine With A Skull That Makes Fun Of You When You Miss
Sasha De’ath

Concept: “Pair Of Skeletal Legs and A Thrashing Spine With A Skull That Makes Fun Of You When You Miss”
Content: A cheeky, comedic horror
Writing: Fits the material; subtly clever dialog table
Art/design: Digital primitivism economized
Usability: Larger text would improve stat and instructional text’s readability

Pandafeche [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Rinaldo Agostini

Concept: “Never sleep like the dead do or you’ll attract malevolent spirits.”
Content: A malicious entity that targets characters at their most vulnerable
Writing: Split between descriptive and mechanical text
Art/design: Perfectly illustrated by Fuseli’s Nightmare
Usability: Complex enough to have depth without being complicated or difficult to use

Psyber Devangelist and other Psi-Sci-Fi
Greyson Yandt

Concept: “Strange monstrous beings like a shard of a psyktoplasmic god”
Content: 6 cosmic creatures to accompany the titular character class
Writing: Combines sci-fi alienness with Mörk Borg grimness and humor
Art/design: Lots of color but not on the illustrations, which is extremely effective
Usability: A little crowded but well laid out

Ratstabber
skree_skree

Concept: “Scurrying beneath the streets of crumbling cities. The Ratstabber’s beady eyes blaze with hatred.”
Content: One of the nastiest rats you’ll find in Mörk Borg
Writing: Devoted to stats and Specials
Art/design: Distinctive collage work with some evocative original art
Usability: Infection rules depart somewhat from the standard

Riders of the Apocalypse
I. McClung

Concept: “As the death of the world approaches, harbingers ride out, embodying all of its woes.”
Content: Stat blocks for avatars of misery and mechanics for introducing them into your game
Writing: Clear, concise, and characterful
Art/design: A mix of artists and styles embedded in Mörk Borg’s aesthetic
Usability: Straightforward layout; tables add variety without being overwhelming

Seven Palms for Seven Pslams
Greyson Yandt

Concept: “A strange Misery-stopping friend”
Content: An esoteric NPC with fun metagame mechanics and flair
Writing: Well-crafted flavor text, stat block and abilities, and a pair of games
Art/design: Absurdly appropriate graphics and smart division of text blocks
Usability: Text-heavy but with few moving parts

Sin-Broken Waif
James Pianka

Concept: “Ruins of innocence draining joy from the world”
Content: A puny monster whose defeat carries large-scale repercussions
Writing: Simple and straightforward
Art/design: Conservative but effective
Usability: Straightforward

Sisters of Hate
Stuart (DogNutBoy)

Concept: “Once their words were meant to spread the truth of SHE but now they brandish the power to turn brother against brother, self against self.”
Content: Nihilistic nuns
Writing: Provides backstory and flavor alongside stats and a subversive Special ability
Art/design: A neat depiction of the character and overall design that conveys raggedness and despair
Usability: Usable? Sure. More importantly, entertaining for GMs.

Skaurkalln [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Anders Björkelid

Concept: “Rider of lightning”
Content: A personification of a lightning storm. Also, he’s drunk.
Writing: A simple stat block but a robust table of circumstances under which you meet him
Art/design: Fosters the figure’s folkloric feel; includes a fun visual reference to a certain metal band
Usability: Don’t forget: he’s drunk. (There are plenty of reminders.)

Slaughter Dog
Cody Faulk

Concept: “Equal parts hyena, wolf, and corpse-eating nightmare.”
Content: Stats, flavor text, and more payouts than your average beast
Writing: Concise, inspiring, and darkly funny
Art/design: Color and layout make an easily navigable page; bottom-right text block is a personal favorite
Usability: Yes

Snowman
Philip Reed, Alvaro Cabrera Jimenez

Concept: “A snowman makes for a powerful guardian in frosty dungeons and snow-covered towers.”
Content: Contains a stat block, descriptive text, and adventure hook
Writing: Puts a sadistic twist on a classic holiday icon
Art/design: Fits well with the creature concept
Usability: For optimal efficiency, set thermostat below 30° Fahrenheit

Strange Citizens of the City†
Phillip Reed, Barandash Karandashich

Concept: “Roll 2d6 and meet a stranger”
Content: A throng of bizarre personalities, hirelings, bystanders (some with personal connections to each other); also includes some locales and rumors
Writing: Suitably dark and disturbing with plenty of rimshots
Art/design: Fairly straightforward layouts with art that brings a strong arcane-mechanical flavor to the table
Usability: Very useable, and motivates you to do so

Strange Visitors to the City†
Phillip Reed, Barandash Karandashich, Slava Gerj

Concept: “Let us return to the city where we may meet visitors from other places … and kill a few of them.”
Content: More NPCs, hirelings, rumors, and sites to populate the city
Writing: Descriptive text provides motivations and hooks, with many unique special abilities
Art/design: A mix of colorful weirdness for major NPCs and more subtle, baroque art for the rest
Usability: Will often refer you to Strange Citizens, so make sure you keep that volume handy

Strange Inhabitants of the Forest†
Phillip Reed, Warm_Tail

Concept: “There is an infinite number of unusual, dangerous characters in the forests that surround the city. This book details a handful of them.”
Content: A variety of adversaries, encounters, travelers, and items to loot from their corpses
Writing: Includes copious backstories and adventure hooks
Art/design: A wide, evocative variety
Usability: Straightforward and simple to navigate

Street Spider
skree_skree

Concept: “Fat swollen spider the size of a dog.”
Content: A fat swollen spider the size of a dog. Also poisonous.
Writing: Provides a paragraph-long scenario/hooks with stat block and infection conditions
Art/design: Psychedelic tarantula invasion
Usability: Unusual stat arrangement but not obstructive

Tantrabobus of the Southern Wells [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Alex K. Barton

Concept: “These creatures take up residence in wells throughout the dying land.”
Content: Includes stats, random well generator, real-world lore, and tactics for fighting one
Writing: Delivers the necessary information but stays scant to spotlight the art
Art/design: Features plenty of visceral, gritty depictions
Usability: Content is spread cross several pages but well organized for easy use

Tenacious Helmets [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Jean Verne

Concept: “A monster based on unfinished business, misplaced trust and faulty armour”
Content: A trap/monster/item targeting unwary and acquisitive adventurers
Writing: Includes background, behavior, effects, and a stat block (of course)
Art/design: The illustrations will make you want one despite the adverse effects
Usability: Multivalent but ergonomic in any capacity

The Tenacious Tupilaq [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Vikugna Vikugna

Concept: “Mismatched effigies made out of animal and human parts given life by shamans of Kergüs, heretics, who seek revenge against the ones who wronged them.”
Content: A highly variable monster type
Writing: Includes a general description of origin and motives along with 4 tables for generation head, legs, arms, and torso types
Art/design: Achieves expressive visual character without sacrificing efficiency
Usability: More rolling than your average monster, but not prohibitive

There Is One Goat
Brian Binh

Concept: “This one-page MÖRK BORG creature is an attempt to exorcise the demon goat from my mind. Now it’s your problem.”
Content: A goat best avoided—but where’s the fun in that?
Writing: Establishes a strange, surreal tone to match the image
Art/design: When you gaze too long into the goat, the goat gazes also into you
Usability: Simple and easy to use. It’s just a goat, after all…

Utbörding [FÖLK-LORE jam]
Anders Björkelid

Concept: “Undead vengeful placenta”
Content: It wants to know if you’re its mommy
Writing: Quick and concise with a touch of humor
Art/design: Some seriously monstrous afterbirth
Usability: Mechanically straightforward

Vile Bile-Rider [FÖLK-LORE jam]
DogNutBoy aka Stuart Holmes

Concept: “Glorious FILTH~! Is there no greater feeling than to bathe in the aftermath of LIFE”
Content: A filth-wallowing composite monster
Writing: Gets the point across without being overly graphic
Art/design: Colors are spot-on for the concept; a weirdly ingenious collage illustrates the concept described in the mechanics and paratext
Usability: An interesting tool for tactically minded GMs