Sign in Subscribe
announcements

Stargazer Keep Launches a Dio-Fuelled Megadungeon RPG Series for Mörk Borg

Celebrate the launch of this cosmic sword & sorcery RPG zine series, the start of an epic adventure patch that travels from the desert sands into the cosmic void.

Terry Herc

Terry Herc

— 2 min read
Stargazer Keep Launches a Dio-Fuelled Megadungeon RPG Series for Mörk Borg
This is a community submitted press release. Our Announcements section is free to post to and free to submit too, please help us keep this valuable industry resource available by subscribing to Rascal.

CALGARY, CANADA — Stargazer Keep, a new cosmic sword & sorcery zine series inspired by Ronnie James Dio and compatible with Mörk Borg, is launching August 26th on Kickstarter.

The campaign debuts a trilogy of full-colour zines set in an ancient, sky-piercing tower filled with cursed souls, corrupted magic, and power-metal sorcery. This campaign is the first instalment of an ongoing Metroidvania-style adventure path, blending doomed prophecy with shred-worthy weird fantasy.

“We wanted to capture the grandeur of Dio’s music and fuse it with the brutal tone of Mörk Borg. Stargazer Keep is a love letter to both. High drama, big riffs, and weird magic in a doomed world,”
— John Scott, Lead Designer

The series includes:

  • The Voyager’s Handbook – 7 doomed classes, twisted backstories, and a soulbound magic system inspired by musical verses.
  • The Stargazer’s Guidebook – A full ruleset and intro dungeon compatible with Mörk Borg or playable as its own cursed system.
  • Raiders of the Machine God – A 5-page megadungeon level haunted by the Machine God Cyboros, packed with factions, relics, and malfunctioning horrors.

The Kickstarter campaign offers both PDF and print tiers, as well as bundles featuring bonus zines and adventure folios.

With a ruleset forged in chaos and a setting dripping with cosmic doom, Stargazer Keep is poised to become a new fan favourite for metalheads, dungeon crawlers, and indie RPG diehards alike.

For more information, please contact Terry Herc:

Read more