This is the MÖRK BORG core rulebook, which contains the complete game. You do not need another main rulebook to play.

The book includes the setting overview, core rules, optional rules, classes and character-building material, occult powers, GM tables, creatures, and the Rotblack Sludge introductory adventure.

MÖRK BORG is a strong fit for groups that enjoy rules-light fantasy RPGs, heavy atmosphere, striking graphic design, and fast-moving, dangerous adventures.

This listing is for the Death in Space Core Rulebook, which Free League describes as containing everything you need to start playing. You will still want your normal tabletop play essentials, such as dice, pencils, and players.

It is a science fiction roleplaying game focused on desperate jobs, scarce resources, crew survival, spacecraft or station life, and the dangerous frontier of the Tenebris system.

Free League's product page states that a complete PDF is included with purchase from its webstore. Availability of any digital content with purchases from other retailers can vary, so this listing should be treated as the physical core rulebook unless digital delivery is separately stated by Monmouth Cards.

You get one Friends & Foes Standee Set containing 79 illustrated cardboard standees for Dragonbane. Plastic bases are not included in this specific product.

No. Free League notes that bases are sold separately, though standee bases are also included in the Dragonbane Core Set.

This is an accessory for the Dragonbane RPG, not a standalone core rule set. It is best suited for players and Game Masters who already have Dragonbane and want more tabletop character and enemy markers.

This listing is for one physical Dragonbane RPG: Book of Magic supplement book.

It expands the game with nine new schools of magic, new spells for existing schools, and over 300 total spells, magical recipes, enchantments, and magic tricks, along with setting detail about each magical tradition.

This is an expansion supplement for Dragonbane rather than the core game itself. It is best suited for groups that already play Dragonbane and want more magic-focused content.

This listing is for one hardcover Dragonbane supplement, Arkand – City of Waves and Flames, plus a separate full-color city map. It is a book expansion, not a boxed starter set.

Yes. Arkand is an expansion for the Dragonbane RPG and is intended to be used alongside the core rules.

This supplement is built around city-based fantasy adventure, including underworld conflict, demon-hunting themes, and longer campaign threads connected to Arkand’s history.

No. Free League states that bases for the standees are sold separately, though bases are also included in the Dragonbane Core Set.

This product includes 64 cardboard monster standees inspired by the creatures in the Dragonbane Bestiary. It is an accessory set, not a core rulebook or boxed starter product.

Not necessarily, but the set is specifically based on creatures from the Dragonbane Bestiary, so it makes the most sense for groups using that book or adding more monster variety to their Dragonbane sessions.

This listing is for one Dragonbane RPG Gamemaster Screen. It is an accessory for the tabletop roleplaying game, not a core rulebook or boxed starter set.

Free League describes this as a deluxe Gamemaster Screen in landscape format, with art on the outside and reference material on the inside.

Yes. A dedicated GM screen can make play smoother by keeping commonly used tables visible during sessions while also hiding adventure notes, maps, and dice rolls from players.

This is an accessory expansion for Blade Runner The Roleplaying Game. It adds handouts, maps, standees, reference materials, and a solo mode booklet rather than a core rulebook.

Yes. The box includes a 24-page solo mode booklet with tools and guidelines for playing without a Game Runner.

You get newspapers, maps, cardboard standees, mugshot cards, data sheets, crime scene photos, surveillance photos, a Heat Meter, and the solo booklet. It is built to give your Blade Runner sessions more visual and tactile tools at the table.

This listing is for the Replicant Rebellion campaign expansion for Blade Runner The Roleplaying Game. It adds setting material, rules, gear, weapons, and five Operations for play.

Yes. Free League describes the book as including five Operations that are playable separately or can be connected into a longer campaign.

This is an expansion, not the core Blade Runner RPG rulebook. It is designed to expand your existing game with new campaign material and player options.

You get one Fiery Angels boxed adventure for the Blade Runner RPG, including the scenario book, eleven handouts, seven maps, a custom manila envelope, and fourteen NPC cards.

No. Fiery Angels is a case file expansion for Blade Runner RPG. It is designed as a boxed investigative scenario rather than a standalone core game.

This case leans into investigation, moral pressure, and the consequences of replicant technology, with physical, mental, and ethical challenges for the player characters.

This listing is for one Blade Runner RPG Game Runner Screen. It is a screen accessory for the tabletop roleplaying game.

No. This product is a Game Runner screen, designed to sit at the table and provide hidden notes on one side and reference information on the other.

It is primarily intended for the Game Runner leading Blade Runner RPG sessions, especially if you want quick rules access and a cleaner table setup.

This listing is for one ALIEN RPG Evolved Edition MU/TH/UR Screen. No core rulebook, adventure, dice or miniatures are included unless separately stated.

Yes. This is the MU/TH/UR Screen made for the official ALIEN Roleplaying Game Evolved Edition.

It helps the Game Mother keep plans hidden from players while providing quick-reference tables and important information on the inside for smoother session management.

No. Rapture Protocol is a complete cinematic adventure set, but the ALIEN RPG Core Rulebook is required to play. Free League states that either the Evolved Edition or First Edition core rulebook works with this product.

You get the main scenario book, one double-sided map, five pre-generated characters, playing cards for personal agendas and NPCs, tokens for characters and creatures, and player maps and handouts.

This boxed set is designed for 3 to 5 players plus the Game Mother and is intended as a cinematic ALIEN RPG experience with pre-generated characters and a structured scenario.

Yes. Free League describes Outgunned Adventure as playable on its own, while also noting that it can be used as an expansion for Outgunned.

This listing is for one physical Outgunned Adventure Core Rulebook. No screen, campaign book, or accessory is included unless separately stated elsewhere on the product page.

Yes. The core rulebook uses the Director's Cut rules engine used in Outgunned, adapted here for pulp adventure play.

This supplement includes 10 Action Flicks plus the Insert Coin extra module in a 208-page full-color hardcover format.

It expands Outgunned with a wide range of action-movie-inspired genres, including sci-fi adventure, cosmic horror, westerns, fantasy, buddy-cop action, dinosaur mayhem, post-apocalyptic survival, undead horror, and cartoon-style play.

This is a supplement for the Outgunned RPG line. It is designed to add new genre material and tools to your game rather than replace the main Outgunned rules.

Yes. The Stormlight Handbook is required for play. Bridge Nine is an adventure book, not a complete standalone core rulebook.

Yes. Brotherwise presents Bridge Nine as an introductory 1st-level adventure that teaches the game’s mechanics and introduces players to the Stormlight setting.

This listing is for the physical Bridge Nine adventure book. The adventure includes six pre-generated characters, but no dice or boxed starter components are implied with this standalone product.

This listing is for one physical Shadow Scar Core Rulebook. It is the main rulebook for the tabletop RPG and is separate from the Starter Set.

Shadow Scar is a tabletop roleplaying game about agents trained in ninjutsu who hunt yokai across a multiverse called the Mosaic. The setting draws on Japanese mythology, ninja fiction, and secret-agent adventure.

Yes. R. Talsorian Games states the book includes a Storyteller's guide, world lore, enemy entries, and an introductory adventure alongside the player-facing rules.

This product includes 54 Tarokka cards and an instruction booklet.

No. The deck draws from the mechanics and lore of Ravenloft: The Horrors Within, but it can also be used in other Dungeons & Dragons adventures for readings, inspiration, and table atmosphere.

This listing is for the physical Tarokka card deck accessory, not the Ravenloft sourcebook itself.

You get five double-sided poster maps measuring 22 by 30 inches, plus more than 30 monster and terrain tokens for running horror-themed encounters.

No. This is a physical encounter accessory, and the publisher describes it as compatible with any D&D campaign. It is especially useful for horror adventures, but you can also use the maps and tokens anywhere they fit your table.

This listing is for the Ravenloft: The Horrors Within Map Pack accessory, not the main Ravenloft sourcebook or the DM screen.

This listing is for one physical, double-sided, 4-panel Ravenloft: The Horrors Within Dungeon Master's Screen.

It is themed specifically for Ravenloft: The Horrors Within, but it can also work well for other Dungeons & Dragons horror adventures that benefit from gothic presentation and quick-reference DM tables.

No. This product is the Dungeon Master's screen only. Other Ravenloft: The Horrors Within accessories and books are sold separately.