The shadow moved once more, and the rainwater on the ground was splashed with crimson. The figure fell to their knees, and then flopped with a splash down onto the ground. The pigeons looked on emotionlessly. Word on the street is that the turn of the century was going to bring about the end of the world. Not that most had time to dwell on such matters, of course—for the bleakness of the world meant that most simply busied themselves with thoughts of where their next meal was going to come from. Most earn their way in the smog producing industries of the city, factories that spew forth black smoke that chokes the air. But there are other ways to make coin. Hunters, Nightfolk, Silvermen: all names given to those that choose to head out at night, when the ghouls and the beasts come out and hunt. The Nightfolk are the ones that take the fight to the beasts, sometimes successfully, and when they do there is coin to be made in it. Honest work for those with a death wish, a lack of fear, or just desperate enough to do anything.Are you brave enough to face the Dread Nights? About the book: Dread Nights is a standalone expansion to the 28mm miniature skirmish game Forbidden Psalm, itself based on and fully compatible with the MORK BORG system. Players will create a crew of desperate scoundrels and embark upon one of fourteen ready-made scenarios designed to test players’ skill, cunning, foresight, and luck. Within the full-color, 128-page book you’ll find: Rules for building and outfitting your crew of demon-slaying Nightfolk Random encounters, inclement weather, and infections to ensure no game plays the same 15 fully-statted monsters with unique motivations, keywords, and attacks Rules for solo and co-operative play Full conversion rules for both Forbidden Psalm and MÖRK BORG
