Orbit-sized prep
One scraped class, one doom beat, and a four-hour spine—enough for a single cousin-night.
Borg-family orbit desk
Borg Crate is the wider-orbit desk: how to curate the third-party flood, read a scraped class, and run a four-hour apocalypse spine across Borg-family titles. Distinct from the Mörk Borg-primary crate—orientation only, no sealed stock.
Start with Getting Started, skim the Guides hub, or browse Resources when you need outbound references like Mörk Borg Wikipedia.
The Borg orbit sprawls past one yellow book: hacks, cousins, and jam books that share doom clocks and bold layouts. We write curation habits so tables are not buried under unread PDFs.
Prefer primary pages and clear licenses when you remix. Start with Mörk Borg Wikipedia, Official Mörk Borg, and Free League MB page—then branch via community tags, not anonymous “Borg explained” listicles.
If a layout teaches the procedure better than a paragraph, keep the layout and cut the lecture. Bleed care still matters after bleak one-shots.
Guides, Glossary, and Resources go deeper. The Mörk Borg crate nearby covers misery clocks and yellow-black energy when you need the primary title’s accent.
One scraped class, one doom beat, and a four-hour spine—enough for a single cousin-night.
Open the glossary when family system, layout-as-rules, or hack license stalls a new player.
Norms and starting doors on the community page—curate the flood, do not drown in it.
Credit zine makers and freelancers when you share tools. Steal structures across the family; leave trademarks alone.
Catalog reading such as the DriveThruRPG blog and itch.io TTRPGs shows the flood—they are not table law. Email [email protected]; see Contact and About.
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Pair with Mörk Borg crate and horror/OSR siblings when your apocalypse needs a different accent.