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Introduction • 1
Hello, Good Evening and
Remain Indoors
Shadow of Mogg is a post-apocalyptic
role-playing game set in the tunnels of
the London Underground following a
catastrophic occurrence known as ‘The
Event’. The inhabitants of the tunnels have
different opinions, memories and experi-
ences as to what ‘The Event’ was. What is
known is that life persists within the London
Underground now. The survivors have
brought their divisions, factionalism and
petty grievances to this new world, exacer-
bated by the isolation, fear, sudden close
quarters, lack of food and comforts, and the
ever present fear of things twitching in the
corner of their eyes. One would hope the
people can band together in the blitz spirit.
One could be wrong.
Most survivors have separated into small
groups known as ‘Parties‘ governed by their
own manifestos. The majority of parties are
democratic, clinging onto this method of
governance even in the face of the apoca-
lypse.
You play as a member of one of these
democratic parties.
What’s this roleplaying
lark all about?
Shadow of Mogg is a role-playing game
played with 3 or more players. One player
takes the role of ‘The Speaker’ who has
control of the world and everything within
it. The other players take the roles of
individual characters within the world. Your
character is a living, breathing human being
who needs to eat, drink, sleep, suffer harm
and who makes choices on how to survive.
To play, you narrate what you want your
character to do and The Speaker responds
with how the world reacts based upon the
current fictional situation and the mechan-
ics of the game.
In Shadow of Mogg, all significant actions
are resolved as a Party, rather than on
an individual level. All decisions must be
voted on by the Party and the mechanics
of the game resolve the entirety of the
scene whether that’s a fight with a group of
gruesome fascistic Moggs, a tense negotia-
tion with Her Majesty’s Soldiers or clamber-
ing through a web of electrified wires and
railings in search of a can of baked beans.
Themes
Shadow of Mogg contains explicit material
and is intended to be played between adults
aware of the difficult subject matter. Player
discretion is advised.
The game explores mostly ordinary
members of the public being thrust into
a grim survival situation where they must
adapt to a new life in a claustrophobic
system of tunnels as the world goes mad
around them.
Difficult situations may come up in the game
so it’s advisable that you use safety tools.
X Cards and Lines & Veils are both effective
tools described below and you are encour-
aged to use your own that work for your
group.
Introduction • 2
X Cards
To use an X Card, each player is given a card
or piece of paper with an X on it. If material
comes up in a game that they find difficult
for any reason, they can raise the card or
tap it and the game will be stopped for a
short time out. No justification ever needs
to be given for using an X Card. Players
can then discuss what happened and make
any changes needed, whether that means
retconning what happened, skipping past
it, avoiding that content again, or whatever
they wish. An X Card can be used at any
time and doesn’t need a justification; it
exists so players can feel safe to play the
game.

Lines & Veils

Players can also set Lines & Veils for the
game. These can be discussed with The
Speaker and group before the game begins.

A Line is any topic that players do not want

to come up in the game.

A Veil is any topic that players would rather

have ‘fade to black’ within a game and not
be focussed on.

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The Speaker
One person in the game takes the role
of The Speaker. The Speaker acts as an
impartial interface between the Party and
the game world. The Speaker decides the
actions of other characters in the world and
narrates the result of the parties successes
and failures, as adjudicated by the game
mechanics.
As The Speaker in Shadow of Mogg your role
is to -
The Party
All other players play as a member of “The
Party”
As Party members your role is to -
• Play your characters as though they are
real people.
• Work out your own Party led goals.
• Ask yourself who you are?

• Understand the rules of the game and
make sure they are followed.
• Present the dark underground world of
Shadow of Mogg to the players.
• Create a sense of mounting horror as
characters slowly have their resources
depleted and are forced to make tougher
choices to achieve their goals and survive.
• Ensure all decisions are voted on.
• Vote on Party Laws.
• Vote on difficult decisions that the Party
has to make.
• Survive the underground with your party.
• Find solace in things before the event.

• Put Players into tough situations that
test their moral compass, their loyalty to
the Party, or simply their wits and quick
thinking.
• Explore the limits and failings of
democratic institutions via the game’s
voting system.
• Accept The Speaker’s Word.
• Reject The Speaker’s Word
Reject The Speaker’s Word.
• Follow the rules of the game.
• Reject the rules of the game.
Reject the rules of the game.

• Explore intra-Party dynamics as the

characters attempt to come to terms with
their new lives with one another.

• Allow moments of peace, calm and

reflection, and evoke memories of the time
before The Event.

Introduction • 4
Character Stats
Your character’s statistics represent their
physical and mental characteristics.
Body Stats
Hench
Hench represents your characters strength,
resilience and how good they are at having a
punch up.
Dash
Dash represents your characters agility,
nimbleness, ability to shoot weapons and
move silently.
When your Hench or Dash reach 0 or less,
you must roll on the Bonk chart to deter-
mine what injury your character suffers. You
are also unconscious until either healed by
a med or your Party cotches in which case
you heal each stat by 1.
Mind Stats
Noggin
Noggin represents your character’s aware-
ness of the environment and other people
as well as their ability to think on their feet.
Bants
Bants represent your character’s silver
tongue, their presence and appeal, and how
the denizens of the underground react to
them.
When your Noggin or Bants reach 0 or less
you must roll on the Stiff Upper Lip chart to
determine what happens to your character.
You are also unconscious until either healed
by Molly or your Party cotches in which case
you heal each stat by 1.
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Character Creation
1 Randomly determine your class
To create a character in Shadow of Mogg,
you first roll a d66 and check the class table.
This determines your character class. Your
character’s class represents a mixture of
their abilities, profession and background as
detailed in the class section.
2 Determine your characters
statistics
Next put the numbers 3, 2, 2 and 1 next to
your stats.(Hench, Dash, Noggin & Bants).
The higher the number the better your
character is in that area.
3 Note down your Stuff
Each character class has a set of items.
Note each of these down on your character
sheet.
In addition, each class has certain key
resources they bring to the Party. Note
these combined values down on the Party
record sheet.
4 Note down your Mates
Certain classes start the game with
Mates. These are non-playable characters
who join your character. Note them down
along with their value.
5 Add Personal Deets
Finally you will want to name your
character, choose your character’s gender,
age, preferred pronouns, and briefly
describe their appearance.
6 Form Party Bonds
Each character has a question that
associates them with another member of
the Party in some way.
Before the game begins go around the table
and answer these questions.
Character Classes Table *6666 – Roll a 66 followed by another 66.

d66 Class d66 Class

11 PandyPonty FireFighter 41 Proletariat
12 Intensive Care Nurse 42 Bourgeoise
13 Mogg Rustler 43 Aristocrat
14 Tinker 44 Barrister
15 Tailor 45 Old Street Beggar
16 Soldier 46 Brixton Bobby
21 Spy 51 Black Cabbie
22 East End Grifter 52 Landlord
23 Gellar Psychic 53 Cumbrian Coal Miner
24 Radiated Survivor of Dungeness 54 West Country Farmer
Nuclear Station
25 UCL Humanities Professor 55 Highlander
26 QMUL Computer Science Graduate 56 Train Driver
31 Urchin 61 Primary School Teacher
32 HSBC Chief Exec 62 Tabloid Journalist
33 Church of England Vicar 63 Butcher
34 Extinction Activist 64 Baker
35 People’s Front of Jezza 65 Candlestick Maker
36 Jezza’s People’s Front 66 Whigg
*6666 Chrono Aristocrat

Characters • 6
PandyPonty FireFighter (11)
Fire has been humanity’s bedfellow
since we huddled together for it’s
warmth. What scared you most was
its absence.
When you entered the tunnels,
there were no fires to put out.
Perhaps you could start some?
Stuff
Heavy Duty Torch (2)
10 foot Cat snatching pole (1) Heavy
Portable hose (2) (Uses 1 Juice)
Child’s teddy bear (1)
Megaphone (1)
Mates
Black and White Cat (1)

Skills Party Resources

Fire fighting: 3 - (Hench) 1 Scran
Driving: 2 - (Dash) 1 Juice
Alertness: 2 - (Noggin)
Negotiation: 1 - (Bants) Special

Armour Physical Training

Firefighting Suit (Armour 2, 4 vs fire) +1 Hench

Weapons Character Question

Axe (2) Sharp, Heavy You saved one of the characters in the Party,
Box of matches (1) who was it and what happened?

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Intensive Care Nurse (12)
Most people left. You stayed until it Stuff
was impossible to remain. The sick Pack of Plasters (1)
mounted, as did the dead. Pen & notepad (1)
Tin of coffee (1)
They told you that you were a hero. Quality Certificate for Personal Protective
Will you show them something Equipment made in Jiangsu Province. (1)
heroic? Spare Face Mask (1)

Skills Party Resources

First Aid 3 (Noggin) 3 Meds
Working the night shift 2 (Hench) 1 Molly
Syringe 2 (Dash) 1 Scran
Bedside manner 1 (Bants)
Special
Armour
Donated Personal Protective Equipment (1) Bachelor of Science in Nursing
When you are in the Party, Meds heal Hench
Weapons or Dash to full when used.
Syringe (1) Meds can also be used to bring someone
back to life who has died within 1 Bong,
however this expends the Med entirely and
lowers the Med resource die.

Character Question
There was someone you couldn’t save that
another Party member knows. Who was it
and what happened?

Characters • 8
Mogg Rustler (13)
When is it okay to punch a fascist Stuff
and other silly questions liberals ask. Milkshake (1)
Pair of Handcuffs (2)
Skills Leashed Mogg (3)
Mogg Hunting 3 (Hench) Traffic Cone (1)
Sneaking 2 ( Dash)
Proselytising 2 (Bants) Party Resources
Organising 1 (Noggin) 1 Scran
1 Molly
Armour
Makeshift Armour (2) Special

Weapons Being anti-fascist is the real fascism:

Lead Pipe (2) Heavy, Blunt -2 to reaction rolls against Aristocrats &
Bourgeoise.
Moggs will always react with hostility to
your Party, either fighting you or fleeing.

Character Question
You went to school with one of the Party
members. Who is it and why did you fall
out?

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Tinker (14)
You’ve always had a knack for Stuff
making nicks and nacks. You clink Tinkering Stuff (2)
and clank. You bang, bang and Empty Tin (1)
they run. Copper Necklace (1)
Copper Signet Ring (1)
You like it underground. It’s safe
here. Party Resources
3 Gubbins
Skills 1 Slug
Tinker 3 (Noggin)
Shoot 2 (Dash) Special
Haggle 2 (Bants)
Grog Guzzling 1 (Hench) Tinkering
When a Party you are in repairs broken Stuff
Weapons it will always be repaired to max.
Makeshift Shoota (3) loud, uses Slugs A Party you are in may spend 1 Gubbins to
Wrench (1) blunt improve any one weapon or piece of armour
by 1. This can be done once per item.
Armour
Scrap Armour (3) Character Question
You feel oddly attached to one of the Party
members. Who is it and how will you show
your affections?

Characters • 10
Tailor (15)
Manners Maketh Man Stuff
Sewing kit (2)
Skills Silk Hanky, (1)
Tailoring 3 (Dash)
Disguise 2 (Noggin) Party Resources
Etiquette and Decorum 2 (Bants) 2 Gubbins
Scuba Diving 1 (Hench) 1 Scran

Weapons Special
Large Needle (1)
A Well Respected Gentleman
Armour The Party gains +1 to reactions when you are
Handcrafted, tailored suit & tie with thick with them.
padding (2)
Dress suit for special occasions (1) Character Question
Wetsuit for very special occasions. (1) You used to make suits for one of the
characters, who was it and what was their
special request?

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Soldier (16)
We march until we drop, then we go Stuff
over the top. Osprey Body Armour (3)
Dog tags (1)
Singing, singing out the days. Empty flask of brandy (1)

Skills Party Resources

Marksmanship 3 (Dash) 2 Scran
Krav Maga 2 (Hench) 2 Slugs
Enhanced Interrogation 2 (Bants) 1 Gubbins
Military history & tactics 1 (Noggin)
Special
Weapons
SA80 Rifle (6) loud, uses Slugs Shell Shock
Browning Pistol (4) loud, uses Slugs When you roll on the Stiff Upper Lip Chart
British Army Clasp Knife (2) roll twice and pick the worse result.

Character Question
You knew someone in the Party in your
military days. Who was it and what was the
relation?

Characters • 12
Spy (21)
First lesson of spy club -don’t zip Stuff
yourself into a body bag. Cocktail Shaker (1)
Briefcase of State Secrets (1)
Skills Body bag (2)
Sneaking 3 (Dash) Keys to the Aston Martin (1)
Judo chop 2 (Hench)
Charm 2 (Bants) Party Resources
Lockpicking 1 (Noggin) 1 Molly
1 Slug
Weapons 1 Juice
Silenced Pistol (3), quiet, uses 1 slug
Smart Watch with laser cutter (1), uses 1 Character Question
Juice per use You know a secret of one of the Party
Exploding pen (6) Area effect, 1 use. members. Pick who it is. They must write
down 1 secret about their character and
Armour hand it to you.
Fancy Suit with bullet proof interior (2,4
against bullets)

13 • Shadow of Mogg
East End Grifter (22)
One born every minute. Party Resources
2 Gubbins
Skills 1 Scran
Blagging 3 (Bants) 1 Molly
Pick pocket 2 (Dash)
Disguise 2 (Noggin) Special
Forking 1 (Hench)
Gotta pick a pocket or two
Weapons You recently conned someone out of their
Long Sausage Fork (1) Stuff. Roll d66 on the classes table and gain
the Stuff of that class.
Armour
Mouldy Suit & Flat Cap (1) Mates
d6 Rascal’s (1)
Rascals are too young to vote.
Stuff
Multicoloured hanky (1) Character Question
Broken umbrella (1) One of the Party members used to be one
Smoking pipe (1) of your rascal’s, who was it and why did they
leave?

Characters • 14
Gellar Psychic (23)
You’ve always been special. Nobody
ever understood.
You now have the power and the
proof.
How will you use your gift?
Skills
Mind Trick 3 (Bants)
Sleight of Hand 2 (Dash)
Cold Read 2 (Noggin)
Showmanship 1 (Bants)
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Stuff
Black velvet gloves (1)
White Hanky (1)
Deck of 53 playing cards (1)
d6 bent spoons (1)
Certificate of Achievement for completion of
Advanced Psychic Development Course.(1)
Party Resources
1 Gubbins
Character Question
You believe one of the Party members
deceased has contacted you. Who is the
Party member and who was their deceased
Radiated Survivor of Dungeness
Nuclear Station (24)
Turns out radiation doesn’t give you Character Question
superpowers. Someone in the Party is in love with you.
Who is it and why do they love you?
You are frail, weak, hairless, bony
and will soon be dead. Special

Skills Radiated
Electrical Engineering 3 (Noggin) At the start of each day roll a number of d6
Pain management 2 (Hench) equal to your Hench+pain management and
DIY 2 (Dash) check the highest result.
Harmonica (1) (Bants)
6 = You live for now.
Weapons 5 = Use a med or Molly or lose 1 Hench.
Radiated chunk of cordite (2) 2-4 = Lose 1 Hench.
1 = Lose d6 Hench.
Armour
Radiation suit (1) (4 against radiation) Hench lost in this way is permanent and
cannot be healed by any means.
Stuff If this reduces you to 0 Hench you die.
Harmonica (1) At the end of each day you spend with the
Screwdriver (1) Party they must roll a Hench save. On a
failure, everyone loses 1 Hench. On a crit
Party Resources failure everyone gains the Radiated Special
1 Molly ability
1 Meds

Characters • 16
UCL Humanities Professor (25)
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Skills
Classical Studies 3 (Noggin)
Typing 2 (Dash)
Oral tradition 2 (Bants)
Larping 1 (Hench)
Weapons
Antique bronze spearhead (1)
Armour
Stuffy Suit (1)
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Stuff
Postgraduate Diploma in Humanities (1)
Ruler (1)
Spectacles (1)
Journal, pen, pencil and rubber. (1)
A copy of the Odyssey in ancient Greek. (1)
Henderson Translation of The Frogs by
Aristophanes. (1)
Party Resources
1 Scran
1 Juice
Character Question
You taught one of your students before the
event, who was it and what type of student
were they?
QMUL Computer Science
Graduate (26)
You hope you can get a good job Party Resources
now you’re a STEM grad. 2 Juice
1 Scran
Are there still jobs?
Stuff
Skills Laptop & Charger (3) (Uses 1 Juice)
Computer Science 3 (Noggin) Smartphone (2) (Uses 1 Juice)
Pulling an all nighter 2 (Hench) Gameboy & Pokemon Blue (1) (Uses 1 Juice)
Shitposting 2 (Bants) Smart watch (1) (Uses 1 Juice)
Laser Tag 1 (Dash) Novelty Floppy Disc (1)
Blank DVD-R (1)
Weapons In ear Headphones (1)
Laser Tag Rifle, harmless, (1) (Uses 1 Juice)
Character Question
Armour One of the Party members was in your
Laser Tag Vest (1) Dungeons and Dragons group. Who was it
and why did the group disband?

Characters • 18
Urchin (31)
You were born of fear and wanting Party Resources
and left to roam. 1 Gubbins

Then the event happened. Special

Skills Just a child

Pick a pocket or two 2 (Dash) You cannot vote.
Please, sir, I want some more 2 (Bants) You cannot take Molly.
Wot Fisticuffs 1 (Hench) When you roll the Scran resource die to eat,
Maths n English 1 (Noggin) you can re-roll rolls of a 1 due to your
small stature.
Weapons You start the game with -1 Hench but
Slingshot (1) +1 Dash.
Your Party gains +1 to reaction rolls when
Armour dealing with adults as you are just a child.
Rags (0) However, children are the worst: the Party
gains -1 to reactions when dealing with
Stuff children.
Glass eye (1)
Conker (1) Character Question
Scalextric car (1) You’ve pinched something off one of the
Copy of the Beano (1) other characters. Who is it and what have
you taken? Pick any item from their ‘Stuff’

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and add it to your ‘Stuff’.
HSBC Chief Exec (32)
They have no idea how hard you
worked for all you had, and now
everything has gone to shit.
Skills
Insider Trading 3 (Bants)
‘Free Market’ Trading 2 (Noggin)
Sunday drive 2 (Dash)
Tai Chi 1 (Hench)
Armour
Armani suit (1)
Weapons
Keys to the Mercedes (1)
Stuff
Briefcase stuffed with worthless sterling
notes. (1)
Rolex watch (1)
Empty bottle of Glen Fiddics (1)
Party Resources
1 Molly
Character Question
One of the party members defaulted on
their subprime mortgage loan that you
authorised. They lost their home and all
their savings. Who was it and what did you
spend your £4 million annual bonus on?
Special
Jammy
Things just seem to work out for you. Once
per day if you roll a 1 on any die you may roll
re-roll it.
Characters • 20
Church of England Vicar (33)
Repent for the end is extremely Party Resources
fucking nigh. 1 Scran
1 Molly
Skills
Sermon 3 (Bants) Mates
Bible Studies 2 (Noggin) Ethel - A devout parishioner at your church.
Kicking arse in the name of the lord 2 (2)
(Hench)
Morris Dance 1 (Dash) Character Question
One of the Party members entered your
Armour confession booth. Pick the Party member,
Vestments (1) they write down a confession of the worst
thing they have ever done and hand it to
Stuff you.
King James Bible (1)
Scroll of hymns (1) Special
Bottle of communion wine (1)
Vial of Holy Water (1) Last Rites
Loaf of communion bread (1) When someone is about to die you may
Donation box containing £83 sterling (1) perform the Last Rites. This ritual takes 2
bongs to complete. It reassures the Party
that the deceased is in a better place and no
anxiety is gained by their death.

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Extinction Activist (34)
You hate to say I told you so…
(You actually bloody love saying it.)
Skills
Protesting 3 (Hench)
Knot Tying 2 (Dash)
Organising 2 (Bants)
Climatology 1 (Noggin)
Stuff
Blank Placard (1)
Can of spray paint (1)
Handcuffs (1)
50 ft rope (2)
Party Resources
1 Scran
1 Juice
1 Gubbins
Special
Environmentally Conscious
Once per day when you are with the
Party they may re-roll results of a 1 on the
resource die for any Party resource.
Character Question
Your protest delayed a Party member’s
commute causing them to be late for work
and lose their job. Who was it and how do
they feel about you now?
Characters • 22
People’s Front of Jezza (35)
We must unite behind the champion
of the people.
Skills
Unionising 3 (Hench)
Door to Door Activism 2 (Bants)
Chasing Fox Hunters 2 (Dash)
Leaflet Making 1 (Noggin)
Stuff
Cucumber Sandwich (1)
Stack of Leaflets (1)
Notebook, Pen & Pencil (1)
Party Resources
1 Scran
1 Juice
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Special
Splitters
Jezza’s People’s Front have -2 to reaction
rolls when encountering your Party.
If Jezza’s People’s Front are in your Party you
must vote against any of their proposals out
of principle.
Character Question
You got into an aggressive social media
argument with one of the Party members,
who was it and what was it about?
Jezza’s People’s Front (36)
We must unite behind the people’s
champion.
Skills
Unionise 3 (Hench)
Door to Door Activism 2 (Bants)
Chasing Fox Hunters 2 (Dash)
Leaflet Making 1 (Noggin)
Stuff
Cucumber Sandwich (1)
Stack of Leaflets (1)
Notebook, Pen & Pencil
Party Resources
1 Scran
1 Juice
Special
Splitters
The People’s Front of Jezza have -2 to
reaction rolls when encountering your Party.
If the People’s Front of Jezza are in your
Party you must vote against any of their
proposals out of principle.
Character Question
You got into an aggressive social media
argument with one of the Party members,
who was it and what was it about
Characters • 24
Proletariat (41)
We are the angry mob Special

We have nothing to lose but our Not one but many

chains Gain +4 Hench.
Each point of Hench represents a person in
Football’s coming home your collective.
When you consume Scran, Meds or Molly
Skills they run out on a 1 or 2.
Workers of the World, Unite! 3 (Hench) For each point of Hench you have you gain
Fuck this shit 2 (Dash) an additional vote towards Party actions.
Propa knees up 2 (Bants) You can carry 24 items and add 4 to the
The Curriculum 1 (Noggin) Party carrying capacity.
When you take Hench damage, including
Weapons from resolution rolls, that Hench is lost
Glass bottles (2) permanently. This represents one of your
collective dying.
Armour When you have 0 Hench your collective has
Flat caps reinforced with newspaper (1) perished and you are out of the game.
You may increase your Hench by 1 if you
Stuff convince someone to join your collective.
Tools of the Trade (2) This can increase over your max.
Portable Guillotine (3) You may spend Meds to heal your Hench
but only by 1 per use up to your max.
Party Resources
2 Scran Character Question
2 Molly You worked for one of the Party members,
who was it and what did you do?

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Bourgeoisie (42)
A Nation of Shopkeepers Mates
Shop Assistant (1)
Skills
Micro Management 3 (Noggin) Special
Commute 2 (Dash)
Sense and Sensibilities 2 (Bants) Mogg Affinity
Weekend Footie 1 (Hench) The Party gains a +2 with reaction rolls
against Moggs.
Stuff
Pint of Milk (1) Character Question
Smoking Pipe (1) One of the Party members was a regular at
The Telegraph Newspaper (1) your shop. Who is it and what did they buy
Mortgage Papers (1) the most?

Party Resources
2 Scran
1 Gubbins
1 Juice
1 Molly

Characters • 26
Aristocrat (43)
The peasants are revolting. Stuff
1d6 vials of blood (1)
Skills 1d6 empty blood vials (1)
Class Privilege 3 (Bants) Golden buttons with your family crest upon
Hunt 2 (Dash) them (1)
Fuck the poor 2 (Hench) Gold Sovereign Ring (1)
Private Education 1 (Noggin)
Party Resources
Weapons 1 Slug
Riding Crop (1) 1 Molly
Hunting Rifle (4) – Uses 1 slug 2 Gubbins

Armour Mates
Red Hunting Uniform (1) Thoroughbred Horse (3)
Mastiff (2)

Character Question
You purchased the service of someone in
the Party in the before times. Who was it
and what did you ask of them?

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Barrister (44)
Law is order, and good law is good Stuff
order. BMW Keys (1)
Platinum credit card (1)
Skills
Law 3 (Noggin) Party Resources
Negotiation 2 (Bants) 2 Molly
Lunchtime Jog 2 (Dash) 1 Gubbins
Whiskey Chasers 1 (Hench)
Special
Armour After an entry is written in the Party
Silly Hat (1) Manifesto you may alter or change one word
to ‘clarify’ it before it’s finalised. This can
change the meaning entirely.

Characters • 28
Old Street Beggar (45)
Before the event you had nothing. Stuff
What have you lost? Nothing

Nothing. Party Resources

Nothing
Skills
Street life 3 (Hench) Mates
Scrounge 2 (Bants) Nothing
Skive 2 (Dash)
Scheme 1 (Noggin) Special
Nothing
Weapons
Nothing Character Question
Someone in the Party walked past you
Armour everyday. Who was it and why did they not
Nothing give you anything?

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Brixton Bobby (46)
It feels good to be back on the beat. Stuff
A pair of Walkie Talkies. (2) – Uses 1 Juice per
Skills use.
Keeping the Queen’s Peace 3 (Hench) Cuffs (2)
Kettling 2 (Dash)
Evidence Gathering 2 (Noggin) Party Resources
A totally innocuous friendly chat not 1 Juice
designed to incriminate you. 1 (Bants) 1 Scran

Weapons Character Question

Truncheon (2) You arrested one of the Party members.
Who was it and what was it for?
Armour
Helmet (1)

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Black Cabbie (51)
Did you know you can get arrested Party Resources
for saying you’re english? 1 Juice
1 Scran
Skills
Driving 3 (Dash) Character Question
Navigation 2 (Noggin) Someone in the Party took a long drive to
Long Nights 2 (Hench) the airport with you, who was it and what
Opinionated 1 (Bants) opinion of yours did you talk about for the
entire bloody journey?
Stuff
Car Keys (1)
Car Wheel (1)
GPS System (2)

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Landlord (52)
You are not entitled to housing just Party Resources
because you exist. 1 Gubbins

Skills Special
The Good Life 3 (Bants) Social Parasite: When you are with the Party
Unashamed Greed 2 (Noggin) your resources run out on a roll of 1 or 2.
Sunday Drive 2 (Dash)
Golf 1 (Hench) Character Question
Someone in the Party lived in one of your
Weapons houses. Who was it and why did you evict
Golf Club (2) them?

Stuff
Keychain with multiple house keys (1)
Destroyed Banksy Piece (1)

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Cumbrian Coal Miner (53)
What is a miner – what is he worth? Stuff
Bag of coal (2)
When he spends his life in the Lots of bleedin’ soot (1)
bowels of the earth.
Party Resources
Skills 1 Juice
Mining 3 (Hench) 1 Scran
Unionising 2 (Noggin)
Health and Safety 2 (Dash) Special
♪ It’s off to work we go � 1 (Bants)
Call this a fucking tunnel?
Weapons The underground doesn’t bother you. When
Mining pick (3) Heavy, slow you roll on the Bonk or Stiff Upper Lip Chart
roll twice and pick the highest result.
Armour
Hard Hat with Torch (1) Character question
Sooty Overalls (1) You came to the city to find someone from
the Party. Who is it and why did you seek
them?

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West Country Farmer (54)
Farming is the jammiest of
professions.
Food grows out of the bloody
ground and you sell it.
Skills
Farming 3 (Noggin)
Pitchforking 2 (Hench)
Combine ‘arvester 2 (Dash)
Local Gossip 1 (Bants)
Weapons
Pitchfork (2)
Stuff
Half a dozen egg cups (1)
Bushel of wheat (1)
Party Resources
3 Scran
Mates
Miffy the cow (3)
Character Question
You’re related to one of the Party members
by blood, who is it and what’s the relation?
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Highlander (55)
We fight not for glory, nor for Party Resources
wealth, nor honour but only and 1 Molly
alone for freedom which no good 2 Scran
man surrenders but with his life. 1 Gubbins

Skills
Bagpipes 3 (Bants)
Ingenuity 2 (Noggin)
Ceremonial Broadsword 2 (Hench)
Highland Hiking 1 (Dash)
Special
There can only be one
You must attack other Highlanders on sight.
Highlanders will always attack you on sight.

Weapons Scottish Independence

Ceremonial Broadsword (2), Heavy You may act independently from the Party
and are not bound by their vote, but still
Armour retain all the benefits and negatives of being
Kilt (1) in the Party.
To make an independent resolution roll stat
Stuff + skill + stuff/weapon + any other modifiers.
Wee Quail egg (1)
Haggis (1) Character Question
Bagpipes (2) One of the Party members is a bit of a wee
Irn Bru (1) cunt, why do you think this?

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Underground Train Driver (56)
A railroad is like a society you have Stuff
to keep building it to make it stand. Megaphone (1)
Pair of Walkie Talkies, uses 1 Juice. (2)
Skills Heavy duty torch (2)
Train Driving 3 (Dash)
Underground Navigation 2 (Noggin) Party Resources
Union Striking 2 (Hench) 1 Juice
Speakerphone Diction 1 (Bants) 1 Scran

Weapons
Railway Spike (1)

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West London Primary School
Teacher (61)
Education, Education, Education. Mates
2d6 Year 6 Pupils (1)
SkillS Name each of them.
Teaching 3 (Noggin)
Keeping Discipline 2 (Bants) Special
Art Attack 2 (Dash)
Wrangle unruly ones 1 (Hench) Head of the Class
Up to 30 mates can follow you as long as
Stuff they are children.
12 children’s lunchboxes (1 each)
Pencil case with Ruler, protractor, pencil Character Question
and pen. (1) You taught one of the Party members
Pack of multicoloured crayons (1) before the event, who was it and what were
Notepad (1) they like as a child?
Bell (1)
Whistle (1)
Party Resources
1d6 Scran

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Tabloid Journalist (62)
Back in those days lots of papers
supported the moggs and at least
they made the trains run on time!
Skills
Shit stirring 3 (Bants)
Chasing a lead 2 (Dash)
News Hound 2 (Hench)
Research 1 (Noggin)
Stuff
Copy of the Daily Mail (1)
Flask of coffee (1)
Notepad and pen (1)
Special
Alternative Facts
After a Party member makes a proposition
but before it’s voted on you may alter or
change one word in the proposition, the
Party votes on this proposition instead.
Character Question
You’ve got some dirt on one of the charac-
ters, who is it and what’s the dirt?

Party Resources
1 Molly
1 Scran

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Butcher (63)
It’s an offal job but someones gotta Stuff
do it. Sack of brains, livers, hearts, spleens, tripe,
kidneys, gonads and other lovely jubbly
Skills offally goodness (2)
Butchering 3 (Hench) Meat Hook (2)
Service with a fucking smile 2 (Bants)
Roasting 2 (Dash) Mates
Keeping ‘onest books for the taxman 1 Butchers dog (2)
(Noggin)
Party Resources
Weapons 3 Scran
Butcher Knife (2) 1 Gubbins

Armour
Butchers Overalls (1)

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Baker (64)
Mary Berry’s got a job. So why don’t Stuff
you get a job? Bake off winning cake (1)
Rolling pin, that’s actually cake (1)
Skills Bag of flour (1)
Baking 3 (Noggin) Jam Roly Poly (1)
Cheery Service 2 (Bants)
Kneading 2 (Hench) Mates
Admin 1 (Noggin) Bakers assistant. (1)

Weapons Party Resources

Rolling Pin (1) 4 Scran

Character Question
You baked a special cake for someone in the
Party, who was it, what was the cake and
what was the occasion?

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Candlestick Maker (65)
Our candles now burn dim at both Party Resources
ends. 3 Juice

Skills Character Question

Candlestick Making 3 (Dash) You’ve made a candle for one of the Party
Navigate the dark path 2 (Noggin) members, who is it for, what does it look
Calloused Fingers 2 (Hench) like and why did you make it for them? They
Waxing Lyrically 1 (Bants) can add it to their stuff.

Stuff Special
10 candles (1)
Paraffin bottle (1) Light the Way
Wax (1) You may re-roll any die you bid for Naviga-
Bandages (1) tion checks but must keep the second
result.

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Whigg (66)
I think I was once given cocaine but
I sneezed so it didn’t go up my nose.
In fact, it may have been icing sugar.
Skills
Eton studies 3 (Noggin)
Philandering 2 (Bants)
Faux Bumbling 2 (Dash)
Quaffing 1 (Hench)
Stuff
White Toupe (1)
Meticulously crumpled suit (1)
Party Resources
3 Molly
Character Question
Someone in the Party is your love child, who
is it ?
Special
Proroguing
After a proposition is made but before it
is voted on you may declare a prorogation.
This means no vote can be taken or any
propositions made for 1 day. You cannot
prorogue two days in a row.

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Chrono Aristocrat (6666)
Would you like a jelly baby?
Skills
Advanced Negotiation 4 (Bants)
Galactic Knowledge 3 (Noggin)
Sidrat Navigation 3 (Dash)
Repair and bodge anything 2 (Noggin)
Running through tunnels and corridors 2
(Dash)
Highly resilient 2 (Hench)
Armour
Reinforced Endoskeleton (2)
Stuff
Super Screwdriver - can unlock anything (3)
Fedora and multicoloured scarf (1)
Keys to the SIDRAT (Spacial Ignition Dialectic
Rotor Amplitude Traveller) (1)
Bag of Jelly Babies (1)
Mates
Doting homosapien follower (2)
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Character Question
You visited one of the Party members as a
child, who was it?
Special
6666*
If you roll a 66 at character creation roll
again. If you get another 66 you are the
Chrono Aristocrat.
The Sidrat
Your SIDRAT is down here somewhere. It can
travel through time and space. The Speaker
will determine its location randomly. It takes
1 Juice to use. If you find it you can leave.
But maybe you’ll help these people first?
Regeneration
You regain 1 Hench and Dash every 10
minutes of real life game time.
If you die your body will regenerate into a
new form in d6 x 10 minutes.
If you lose any limbs they will regenerate in
d6 x 10 days.
The Core Mechanic
Everything The Party does in Shadow of
Mogg is voted on by the Party and resolved
as The Party. This is resolved in two stages:
“The Vote” where characters vote for the
course of action and “The Resolution”
where that action is resolved.
The Vote
When the Party wants to make a decision
it must be voted on. Even decisions that
would have a time constraint such as a
hostile situation must be voted on. We
imagine The Party has developed a means to
do this quickly and efficiently.
If a character is under the age of 18 then
they cannot vote but they still partake in
The Resolution.
Voting decisions may include:
• What direction to travel in.
• How to interact with another Party or
individual.
• How to spend Party Resources.
• Who eats first?
• What activities to do during the Cotch
Phase.
• Whether to take on another Party
member.
• Whether to fight or flee a dangerous
opponent.
• Any decision that involves The Party and
can harm, hinder or help them in some
way.
To vote, one player must make a proposition
to be discussed amongst The Party.
The Speaker goes to each Party member in
order and asks them to speak on the propo-
sition.
Once the proposal has been discussed The
Vote occurs.
The Speaker goes to each Party member in
order and asks them what their vote is.
This will typically be for or against the
proposition. This may also be a vote
between multiple options based on context.
A player can choose to abstain but must
make this clear.
A player can spoil their vote by voting
nonsensically.
The vote is then counted by The Speaker and
the result enacted if a majority votes for it.
If a proposition is rejected then another
proposition may be made. This must be
different from the former proposition or
the situation must have changed in some
way.
If the proposition is accepted then it
happens.
If the proposition is for a Party Law it is
written in the Party Manifesto.
Some propositions, for example voting to
feed a starving beggar, can be resolved by
spending Party Scran, or whatever else
appropriate.
Votes that involve action, risk, and conse-
quences such as navigating the tunnels,
fighting a pack of Moggs, avoiding dangerous
obstacles, or convincing a party
of Her Majesty’s Soldiers to let you pass
safely are resolved via the Party Resolution
Roll.
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The Party Manifesto Sheet
The Party Manifesto Sheet is used to track
multiple details about the Party including
Party Members Names, Party Resources,
Party Encumbrance, Party Anxiety, Party
Travel Speed and the Party Laws.
Party Laws
When a proposition is voted on it the vote
can include making it Party Law. When a
proposition becomes Party Law it no longer
needs to be voted on.
For example The Party may vote that they
will always feed the Party member with the
lowest Hench first to prevent them dying of
starvation. The Party may vote that they will
always fight Moggs on sight, always recruit
children to the Party to protect them or ban
the use of all forms of Molly.
The Vote rules given within the game are the
base democratic rules the Party is initially
governed by. A Party can vote to change the
voting system entirely, for example enacting
a secret ballot based system, letting Party
members under the age of 18 or even Party
horses vote, or even vote to reject democ-
racy by for example declaring one player as
the great Party Leader who now makes all of
the decisions.
Whatever these laws are they must be voted
on and written in the Party Manifesto Sheet.
If the Party wishes to remove a law they may
vote to do so but it must remain law for at
least 1 day before it’s voted to be removed.
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The Resolution
These rules govern how all significant
actions and scenes in the game are resolved.
This roll should only be made for game
situations that warrant a die roll.
Each character has:
• Stats which represent their physical and
mental capabilities.
• (Hench, Dash, Noggin, Bants)
• Skills which represent any specialised
training they have such as Fire Fighting.
• Stuff which represents useful items they
have including Weapons.
• Mates which represent non-playable
characters who are part of the Party and
can support them.
Each of these things has a value attached
to it. This number represents how many six
sided dice an individual character can bid in
the dice pool towards resolving an action.
To resolve actions as a Party The Speaker
declares a Party Resolution Roll needs to be
made.
The Speaker can advise on what Stats, Skills,
Stuff and Mates are relevant in the situation,
including allowing players to use skills not
directly tied to the stat if it is narratively
appropriate.
A Party Member may choose not to contrib-
ute to the resolution and reveal 0 die,
however will still suffer the consequences
of the Party failing.
Each Party Member forms a pool of d6 that
will be rolled from a combination of Stats,
Skills, Stuff and Mates.
First each Party Member secretly chooses
a Stat from Hench, Dash, Noggin and Bants
associated with the task. They then choose
a number of d6 up to the max of that stat
to contribute to resolving the situation. For
example a player with 3 Hench can bid 1, 2 or
3 Hench for the roll.
This pool of die is the Stat die.
The Party Member may then choose to
add a number of die equal to the value of
a relevant Skill associated with the chosen
Stat. For example the Party Member who
has bidded Hench then adds 3 die for their
Fire Fighting Skill.
You always add the maximum amount of die
for Skills.
This pool of die is the Skill die.
The Party Member may then add a number
of die equal to the value of any relevant
Stuff they are using in the action. This can
include Weapons. For example the Panduy-
ponty Fire Fighter use their Axe, adding 2 d6
to the pool.
You always add the maximum amount of die
for Stuff.
This pool of die is the Stuff die.
Finally the Party Member may add a number
of die equal to the value of one of their
Mates relevant to the task at hand. For
example the PandyPonty Fire Fighter gets
their cat to help them and adds 1 d6 to the
pool.
This pool of die is the Mates die
Each player then reveals the dice they have
bid and descriptively narrates how they
intend to help the Party in the situation.
Once revealed and narrated each player
rolls their pool of dice in-front of them.
In addition a number of dice equal to the
Party’s Anxiety are added together to form a
separate pool and rolled by The Speaker.
Keep all of the dice separate.
Look for the highest die result amongst all
the dice rolled including the anxiety dice.
If the highest result of all the dice rolled is a
6 the Party action has Succeeded.
If the highest result of all the dice rolled is
a 5 the Party action Partially Succeeds but at
cost.
If the highest result of all the dice is a 2-4
the action Fails.
If the highest result of all the dice is a 1 the
action Critically Fails with severe conse-
quence.
Party Members can be harmed by actions,
their items can be damaged and Mates be
hurt or killed.
For each 1 a player rolls on their Stat die
they lose 1 point from that stat. For example
if they roll a 1 on their Hench Stat die their
Hench is reduced by 1.
If Hench or Dash reaches 0 the character
rolls on the Bonk table. This represents
physical injury.
If Noggin or Bants reaches 0 the charac-
ter rolls on the Stiff Upper Lip Chart. This
represents mental and emotional trauma.
For each 1 a player rolls on their Stuff
die that stuff is reduced by 1 point. If this
reaches 0 the stuff is broken and cannot be
used. Gubbins can be spent to repair broken
or damaged stuff by 1 point up to its max.
For each 1 a player rolls on their Mates
die that Mate is reduced by 1 point. If this
number reaches 0 the Mate is dead.
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A Mate can be healed by 1 point by spending
a Med. A Mate can be resuscitated to life by
spending a Med within 1 Bong of them being
reduced to 0.
If a 1 is rolled on the Anxiety die the action
has failed irrespective of other die results
and The Speaker rolls d6+ Party Anxiety on
The Party Upper Lip Table. This represents
the group going into panic.
Your Skills will never reduce as part of a
Resolution, however if you bid Skill die you
must bid at least 1 relevant Stat die associ-
ated with the skill.
The Speaker and Party then narrates the
final consequences and result of the action
based on the parties intended goal, the
narrative situation and the result of the dice.
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Adjusting Difficulty of
Resolution Rolls
To make a Resolution Roll more difficult
The Speaker can increase the number of
successes required from the base of 1.
If a task is at +1 difficulty then The Party has
to roll two 6’s for a Success or two 5’s for a
Partial Success.
If a task is at +2 difficulty then they have to
roll three 6’s for a Success or three 5’s for a
Partial Success. (And so on for +3, +4)
If the Party doesn’t get the required number
of Full or Partial Successes then the action
counts as a failure or critical failure if the
highest result is a 1.
Light Level will also adjust difficulty of rolls.
See the Light section for more detail.
It is the responsibility of The Speaker based
on the die roll, narrative situation and The
Party actions to narrate the result of The
Resolution Roll and apply any additional
consequences then transition the game to
the next situation the party confronts.
Resolution rolls are intended to resolve
entire scenes rather than individual minutia.
For example a Resolution Roll will decide
the outcome of an entire combat for the
Party rather than individual back and forth
blows.
Likewise a Resolution Roll is used to resolve
bypassing an entire area of dangerous
hazards or the entirety of a diplomatic
negotiation between a group of Aristocrats.
Therefore positive and negative results as
well as consequences need to reflect this.
What follows is some suggestions on how to
do this.
Success - Doubleplus Good
Let players have their successes in full. If a
success is rolled the Party should overcome
the situation, defeat their opponents or be
successful in their negotiations.
Players can still suffer reduction in stats and
break even if a resolution roll is successful
so it’s not all roses but don’t punish them
further.
Partial Success - OkGood
A Partial Success is still a success. The Party
should succeed at the situation at hand
and this should move the game forwards.
For example if a Party is partially successful
in navigating through a hazardous area of
tunnels they will still reach their destina-
tion. If the Party is partially successful in
a fight they will still have defeated their
opponents.
The main difference is there’s an additional
cost or consequence to a Partial success
that The Speaker can decide.
OkGood consequences for Partial
Successes:
• A Party member suffers additional stat
damage.
• A random event is rolled.
• A Party member loses or breaks one of
their things.
• The Party loses a Party resource.
• Party anxiety increases by 1.
• The Party must accept a worse deal in a
negotiation.
• Navigation through an area takes longer
than expected.
• The Party is forced to stop and rest
entering the Cotch Phase.
Failure - Ungood
Failure means the task was unsuccessful
and something different must be attempted.
The Party can not simply try the same thing
again.
To facilitate this The Speaker should transi-
tion the scene to the immediate aftermath
of the failure.
In addition further consequences can
be applied based on context. A failure to
navigate an area can mean it is blocked off
and the Party has to take a different route.
Failure in combat can result in Party
members all suffering harm and being
forced to retreat from their assailants.
Failure in negotiations can lead to hostilities
or the Party being forced to find safety at
another location.
Ungood consequences for Failure:
• Someone in the Party is kidnapped.
• A random event is rolled and the Party is
surprised by it.
• The Party is separated.
• All of the Party take Stat damage.
• The Party loses all of one resource or
multiple resources.
• The Party is forced to make a Party
Upper Lip roll.
• Party Anxiety increases by 3.
• Negotiations turn into an outright fight.
• The Party is blocked from exploring an
area.
Critical Failure -
Doubleplus Ungood
Critical Failure’s are statistically unlikely.
They are primarily intended to serve as a
consequence if The Party bids too few die
on rolls. If a Critical Failure is rolled The
Speaker can go hard on the group. A critical
failure can result in the entire Party being
kidnapped, dying, losing all of their belong-
ings or any other terrible consequence that
comes to the imagination.
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Stuff
Your Stuff can be used as part of an action.
If it’s appropriate add a number of Stuff dice
equal to the items total.
If you roll a 1 on the Stuff dice that item
reduces its total by 1. If this reduces it to 0 it
is broken.
Light
Determine Base Light
The default light setting in the underground
is Pitch Dark. However some areas may be
lit, for example an area of strobe lighting
may be Dim. It’s up to The Speaker to decide
what light level an area is.

You can repair an item by 1 by spending 1 Increasing Light Level

Gubbins. Juice represents the Party’s reserves of light
and fuel.
‘Heavy’ Stuff takes up two inventory slots. • Spending 1 Juice increases the Light Level
by 1 for the Party. For example if it is Pitch
Some Stuff has narrative ‘tags’ attached such Dark and Juice is spent then the Light Level
as ‘slow’, ‘blunt’, sharp’. These offer some increases to Shadowy.
guidance as to the properties of the item • The Light Level lasts for the entire day or
when adjudicating their use. entire night.
• Light is set before making a Navigation
Mates Roll.
You may find ‘Mates’ who will join you • Light is set when resting in a Danger Zone
during your travels underground. and making a Stay Alert check.
• Light lowers by 1 after a Ruck due to the
Some characters start the game with Mates. chaos involved in a fight.
Mates are non-playable characters attached
to a certain Party member. If a Party Light Chart
member leaves their mates will usually
leave with them. Light Level Success Die Needed
Pitch Dark +4
Your character is limited to a number of
Shadowy +2
mates equal to your Bants score.
Dim +1
Mates are abstractly represented by a Light +0
number that represents how many dice they
can contribute to Party actions and their
overall health. When a mate’s score reaches
0 they are dead unless the Party spends a
Med to heal them.

Mates heal by 1 per night rested. Mates heal

by 1 when a Med is spent on them.

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Party Anxiety
As the Party lives and acts with one another
in the underground Party anxiety can rise.
Party Anxiety increases by 1 in the following
instances.
• When a party member dies
• When a party member is reduced to 0 in
any stat.
• When the party witnesses something
particularly horrific.
• When the party gets into a ruck.
• When a proposition on a similar thing is
rejected twice or more in the same day.
• When a party member goes without
Scran for 1 day.
• When any party resource runs out
entirely.
Anxiety Roll
When making a Party resolution roll the
Speaker also rolls a number of anxiety dice
equal to the parties current anxiety.
These dice count towards Party success
however if a 1 is rolled on any anxiety dice
the action counts as a failure and the Party
must roll on the Party Upper Lip table.
The Party and The Speaker will narrate how
the action fails based on the situation and
the roll.
To roll on the Party Upper Lip Table roll a d6
and add the Party’s current anxiety.
Reducing Party Anxiety
Spend 1 Molly to reduce Party Anxiety by 1.
Resting for a night reduces Party Anxiety by 1.
Meditating during the Cotch phase reduces
Party Anxiety by 1.
The Party can vote for a Party member, either
Mate or Player, to become a scapegoat.
Reduce Party Anxiety by 2 if the scapegoat is
exiled.
Reduce Party Anxiety to 0 if the scapegoat is
killed.
The Party can vote for an external scapegoat
to blame.
Once per day reduce Party Anxiety by 1
when symbolically punishing the scapegoat.
Once per day reduce Party Anxiety by 2
when literally punishing the scapegoat.
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Party Stiff Upper Lip Table
d6+ Party
Anxiety Description Effect
1-3 Our lips cannot remain Tickety-boo for now old chap.
stiff much longer. No effect.
4 Everyone’s lips are a Party Anxiety increases by 1
tad twitchy.
5 Why don’t we all have a Party must rest and enter the Cotch phase.
nice cup of tea?
If unable to increase Party Anxiety by 2.
6 Oh bollocks where did In the panic each Party member loses a random
I put it? item.
7 Sod the tea, let’s have The Party binges their resources.
some gin and scones.
Reduce Molly and Scran by 1.

If unable to increase Party Anxiety by 3.

8 Fly you fools. The Party flee d3 Stops in a random direction.
9 What the fuck did you The Party brawls.
say about my mum?
Everyone suffers d3 damage to Hench and Dash.
10 Screaming into the The Party screams into the void for the rest of the
void. day and night.

Roll a random d66 event.

The Party can only react by screaming.
11 Every Englishman for The Party split into d3+1 separate groups that flee in
himself. random directions.

Run each group as a separate Party or pick 1 Party

and assume the rest lost.
12+ IT’S ALL GONE The Party disbands and scatters to the winds.
PETE TONG.
Game over old chap.

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Rucks
Situations where the Party fights other
groups or individuals are referred to as
Rucks. A Ruck is resolved in the same way as
any Resolution Roll however The Speaker
may say the Party requires more Successes
to succeed if the Party is at some disadvan-
tage such as:
• If the Party is significantly outnumbered.
• If the Party has no guns and is fighting a
group or individual who do have guns.
• If the Party is fighting a group or
individual with significantly better training
or equipment.
• If the Party is fighting someone in home
territory or in a defensive position.
• If the Party is outflanked and fighting
foes from multiple directions.
• If the Party is fighting on hazardous
ground such as an area of pit traps or that
is covered by slippery grease.
Armour
If a character takes physical harm they can
roll a number of d6 equal to their armour
value.
Any 6’s they roll reduce the harm by 1 each.
Any 1’s they roll degrades the armour by 1.
Spending 1 Gubbins can repair any piece of
armour by 1.
Armour can reduce harm from any physical
source including failed bid rolls.
Surprise
If the Party is Surprised, such as if they are
ambushed or they encounter something
whilst sleeping during a failed Stay Alert
roll, then any rolls dealing with the situation
that surprised them are at +1 difficulty.
Herd Immunity Roll
Certain situations may require The Party
to make a Herd Immunity Roll. These are
typically situations where the Party is
passively trying to avoid a negative effect
or situation such as disease, trauma from
witnessing a particularly horrible event or
rocks falling on the Party from a collapsed
tunnel.
This works the same way as a Resolution
Roll. The difference is that the roll is not
voted on and dice are not bid. It happens
at the discretion of The Speaker typically
as a consequence to a Party decision or the
situation at hand.
For example if a Party encounters a group
of disease carriers The Speaker can declare
a Hench Herd Immunity Roll to see if the
Party contracts the disease.
Herd Immunity Rolls are tied to a character
statistic (Hench, Dash, Noggin, Bants) chosen
by The Speaker and appropriate to the
situation.
Each character must roll the max of the Stat
being saved against. For example if a charac-
ter has 2 Hench they must roll 2 Hench.
They may optionally add appropriate Skill,
Stuff and Mate die.
Check the highest die result rolled -
6 = The Party avoids the harm.
5 = The Party member with the lowest
stat being rolled suffers the harm. On ties
all tied Party members suffer the effect.
2-4 = The entire Party suffers the harm
1 = The entire Party suffers significant
harm.
Character Stats, Stuff and Mates will
degrade by 1 for every 1 rolled on the respec-
tive die when making a Herd Immunity Roll.
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Reaction Rolls
When The Party meets another group
or individual or in response to The Party
interacting with another group or individual
a Reaction Roll is made to determine how
they react to the party as a whole.
The Speaker rolls a number of d6 equal to
the combined sum of the current Bants
value of The Party.
This roll does not cause stats to be reduced.
Check the highest die result rolled -
6 = They react in a friendly manner
5 = They react in a guarded, reserved
and wary manner.
2 - 4 = They react with hostility.
1 = They attack The Party.
The Speaker may adjust the reaction roll
based on circumstance by adding die to the
pool if the situation seems favourable to
The Party or removing die from the pool
if the situation seems unfavourable to The
Party.
Likewise The Reaction Roll is at the Speaker’s
discretion and in certain situations it may be
obvious based on the context and narrative
how someone will react.
Self Improvement
During the cotch phase the Party can attempt
to improve the Skills of their members.
Improve Current Skills
You can choose any skill that you have bid
this day, whether you passed or failed. Roll
a number of die equal to the Stat + Skill.
On a 6 you improve the skill by 1.
On a 2-5 you make no progress.
On a 1 you lose one level in the skill decreas-
ing it by 1. If this reduces it to 0 it is forgot-
ten and must be learned as though it was a
new Skill.
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Learn New Skills
You can also attempt to learn a new skill.
Pick any skill you’ve observed being used
and roll either Noggin or the associated Stat
with the skill.
On a 6 you gain 1 level in the skill
On a 2-5 you don’t learn how to use the skill
On a 1 you can never learn this skill it is
beyond you.
Skills max out at 4 levels.
Party Resources
Party resources are abstracted into a die
value that ranges d4 - d6 - d8 - d10 - d12.
When the Party  wishes to spend one of
its resources, roll the resource die. On a 1
that resource reduces by 1 die. Otherwise it
remains the same.
For example a d10 reduces to a d8 and a d6
reduces to a d4.
A d4 reduces to nothing.
Some characters have individual items that
could be construed as Party Resources,
for example the Baker has a Jam Roly Poly.
The resource system is abstracted and
these items are intended for individual use
within the game during bidding rolls and
cannot be added to the Party Resources.
However based on The Speaker’s discre-
tion individual Stuff may be used in lieu of
a Party Resource, for example the Baker
could consume the Jam Roly Poly, remove
it from their character sheet and fulfill their
Scran consuming requirement for the day.
Or highly valuable individual Stuff may be
traded for other Stuff or Party Resources.
Gubbins
Gubbins are the most effective form of
barter in the underground. Gubbins can
also be used to repair weapons, armour and
equipment.
Gubbins can usually always be traded 1 for 1.
For example 1 Gubbins can be traded for 1 of
any other resource.
The Party can also roll your Gubbins during
the Cotch Phase to repair Party Stuff.
Scran
Scran represents The Party’s food and water
reserves. It is assumed The Party is on the
brink of starvation and therefore missing
one day’s meal can result in death.
The Party must expend one Scran each per
day to stay sustained.
Roll the resource dice for each individual
Party member per day during the Cotch
Phase. This includes Mates.
Large creatures such as cows and horses
must roll twice on the resource die, small
creatures such as dogs and children can
reroll 1’s on the resource die.
For each day a character does not consume
Scran they lose 1 Hench and Dash.
If this reduces a character to 0 Hench or Dash
they die of a mix of hunger, thirst and exposure.
For each day a Mate does not eat they lose 1 from
their total. If this reduces them to 0 they die.
Slugs
Slugs represent The Party’s reserves of
ammunition.
Anytime a character uses a weapon that
uses Slugs they must first roll the Slugs
resource die. If The Party has 0 Slugs they
cannot use the weapon.
Roll only once per Resolution Roll or Ruck
using that weapon.
Roll for each character using a weapon that
uses Slugs.
Juice
Juice represents The Party’s fuel reserves,
whether electric, oil or crude flame.
The Juice resource die is rolled when the
Party wishes to increase the level of light.
(Dark, Dim and Light.)
Juice is further rolled for any situation in
which electrical equipment needs to be
used.
Meds
Meds represent The Party’s supplies of
vital medicine. These can be used during
the Cotch Phase or during the day’s Tunnel
Activities.
Meds heal a character’s Hench or Dash by 1
when used.
Meds can be used to heal physical injuries
and conditions from Bonks.
Meds can be used to heal Mates by increas-
ing their value by 1 up to their max per Med
used.
Roll the Meds resource die each time a Med
is used.
Molly
Molly represents The Party’s supplies of
drugs and narcotics. This includes every-
thing from alcohol and cigarettes to harder
street drugs.
Molly can be rolled to reduce Party Anxiety
by 1. Roll the resource die each time it is
used.
Molly can also be used to heal Noggin or
Bants by 1 when used. Roll the resource die
each time it is used.
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Using Molly can be risky. If you roll a 1 on
the resource die when using Molly this
represents you taking too much. The
character that rolled the 1 rolls on Stiff
Upper Lip Chart. If a 1 is rolled when
reducing Party Anxiety with Molly the entire
Party rolls on the Stiff Upper Lip Chart.
Trading Resources
When trading a resource you offer a die
worth of the resource to receive as much in
kind based on the deal.
For example if the Party wants to trade
Scran for Molly and they have d8 Scran
and d4 Molly then they would decrease
their d8 Scran to d6 Scran and increase
their d4 Molly to d6 Molly. If a Party has 0
of a resource they increase to d4 of that
resource.
Example of Play
The Party of 4 members has d6 Scran and
wishes to eat during the Cotch Phase. Each
Party member eating rolls the d6 resource
die in order.
The first to roll gets a 6 and the resource
remains the same at d6. The second to
roll gets a 1 and eats but the resource die
reduces to a d4. The 3rd party member rolls
a 1 on the d4, they eat but there’s now no
Scran left for the last Party Member and
they take 1 damage to Hench and Dash.
Individual Encumbrance
Each individual character may carry up to 10
items.
Heavy Items such as 2 handed weapons or
heavy equipment take up 2 slots.
Each additional item beyond 10 increases
Party Carry Weight by 1.
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Party Encumbrance
The Party Carry Weight is set by the
combined encumbrance total of the value of
all your party resource die. Each resource
dice has a weight value based on the die as
follows.
D4 = 1
D6 = 2
D8 = 3
D10 = 4
D12 = 5
The Party Carrying Capacity is based on how
many members are in The Party.
Each member of the Party increases the
Party Carrying Capacity by 2
Large mates such as horses or cows increase
Party Carrying Capacity by 4.
Small mates such as children increase Party
Carrying Capacity by 1.
For example if the Party contains 5 Party
members the Party Carrying Capacity is 10.
(5 × 2)
Carry weight past the Party Carrying
Capacity affects how far they can travel in a
day and the difficulty of resolution rolls.
For example if a Party of 5 members who
have a Carrying Capacity of 10 is carrying D4
Scran, d6 Slugs, d6 Juice, d8 Gubbins, d10
Molly and d12 Meds their Party Carry Weight
is 17 (1 + 2 + 2 + 3 + 4 +5).
This puts the Party at 7 over their max of
10 and makes the Party Moderately Encum-
bered.
Each item an individual character has over
the limit of 10 further adds 1 to the group
total carrying capacity.
Encumbrance Table
Capacity Stops Travel/Explore time per
over max Encumbrance per day Stop. Difficulty
<0 Unencumbered 8 Stops 1 Bong -

1 – 4 Lightly 4 Stops 2 Bongs -

Encumbered
5 – 8 Moderately 2 Stops 4 Bongs -
Encumbered
9 – 12 Heavily 1 Stop 8 Bongs +1 Success
Encumbered needed
12 > Over Encumbered 0 Stops You cannot move until you +2 Successes
lighten your load. needed

Navigating the Tunnels

The beating heart of Shadow of Mogg is
the exploration of the underground tunnel
network and stops within.
Navigation Roll
When the Party wants to travel between
stops for the days travel they must roll a
navigation check.
One Navigation check is enough for a day’s
travel.
On a 2-4 The Party travels in a random
direction not intended. They also encounter
a Tunnel Event. This can be rolled on the
Tunnel Events Table or be created by The
Speaker.
On a 1 The Party becomes entirely lost and
makes no progress for the day. They also
encounter a Tunnel Event. This can be rolled
on the Tunnel Events Table or be created by
The Speaker.

This works as the Resolution Roll with each Tunnel Activities

character bidding their Stat, Skill, Stuff and The Party may declare the following activi-
Mates die to the roll. ties during a day within the tunnels.

The main Stat for navigation is Noggin. Travel

Highest Result -
On a 6 the Party successfully and safely
navigates through the tunnels to their
agreed destination.
The Party travels a number of stops based
on their encumbrance. This requires follow-
ing the Navigation Procedure including the
Navigation Roll.

On a 5 the Party successfully navigates in the

correct direction. They also encounter a
Tunnel Event. This can be rolled on the
Tunnel Events Table or be created by The
Speaker.

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Scavenging
The Party scavenges a Stop. The Party can
nominate a resource, item, person or thing
they are specifically scavenging for. This
requires a Party Scavenging Roll using Noggin
as the core stat. This takes a number of Bongs
based on the Party Encumbrance Level.
Exploring
The Party fully explores a Stop. This action is
intended for Stops which contain a complex
point of interest such as a station occupied
by frothing Moggs, a vast underground Zoo
or a bastion of Her Majesty’s Soldiers. This
takes at minimum 1 Bong and can take more
depending on context.
Cotch
The Party rest, sleep and recuperate.
The Party may choose a Cotch Activity to
perform and then sleep.
If the Party is in a Safe Zone such as a forti-
fied station they can rest safely. However
if they are in a Danger Zone such as in the
tunnels or an unsecured stop they must
make a Stay Alert Roll.
If this rest is uninterrupted the Party each
heals 1 of each Stat. Party Anxiety also
reduces by 1.
If it’s interrupted by a violent or exerting
situation, they do not heal any Stats or Party
Anxiety.
Cotch Activities
The Party may choose one activity to do as a
group during the Cotch phase. This must be
voted on by The Party. The entire Party must
partake in this activity together.
Chill
This heals all Party members Hench and Dash
by 1. This is in addition to healing from rest.
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Mindfulness Meditation
This reduces Party Anxiety by 1 and heals all
Party members Noggin and Bants damage by 1.
This is in addition to healing from rest.
Self Improvement
The Party can level up their skills and abilities.
Class Based
Certain classes may have activities they can
lead the group in.
Nothing
Bollocks to your organised fun.
Other
Another activity decided by The Party and
ratified by The Speaker.
Safe Zones
Stops marked with a circular dot on the map
are ‘Safe Zones’. This means that they are
in some way protected from the ravishes of
the tunnels and The Party, if they can gain
entry, can rest there safely.
The safe stops on the map are as follows -
Woodford, Richmond, Oxford Circus,
Victoria, Barons Court, Earls Court, Mile
End, Waterloo and Kings Cross.
Stops marked with a dash are Danger Zones.
When sleeping in a Danger Zone The Party
must make a Stay Alert Roll to keep watch.
Stay Alert Roll
When keeping watch in a dangerous stop
The Party will need to make a Stay Alert Roll.
This is a Noggin based Party Resolution Roll.
On a 6 The Party is safe for the night.
On a 5 The Party is safe for the night but
weary. Increase Party Anxiety by 1.
On a 2-4 The Party encounters a Tunnel
Event This can be rolled on the Tunnel
Events Table or be created by The Speaker.
On a 1 The Party is surprised by a Tunnel
Event. This can be rolled on the Tunnel
Events Table or be created by The Speaker.
Scavenging Roll
The Party can choose to scavenge a Stop for
Party Resources, items, people or anything
else of interest. They declare the specific
thing they are scavenging for then make a
Scavenging Roll which is resolved as a Party
Resolution Roll.
This takes a number of Bongs based on their
Party Encumbrance.
On a 6 they find the thing they are searching
for. If it is a Party Resource it’s added to the
Party Manifesto Sheet.
On a 1 they fail to find what they are search-
ing for and are surprised by a Tunnel Event.
This can be rolled on the Tunnel Events
Table or be created by The Speaker.
Strict Time Records
In Shadow of Mogg time is measured in
‘Bongs’. The characters can dimly hear these
bongs echoing above them from the Great
Bong in the sky.
One Bong is roughly equal to one hour.

On a 5 they find the thing they are searching
for but there’s a complication. The Speaker
decides what this Ungood Thing is.
On a 2-4 they fail to find what they are
searching for and encounter a Tunnel Event.
This can be rolled on the Tunnel Events
Table or be created by The Speaker.
• A Party needs 8 Bongs to rest per day.
• An unencumbered Party can travel for 8
bongs per day or 1 Bong per stop.
• An unencumbered Party takes 1 Bong to
Scavenge or Explore a Stop.
• Cotch Activities take 4 Bongs
• A Ruck takes 1 Bong
• Dealing with a complication takes 1 Bong.

Random Tunnel Events Table

Roll on this table when a random event is d12 and cross reference it to the tube line
triggered during the navigation or cotch the players are on. Alternatively roll a d66
phase or whenever else you please. Roll a directly on the events table.

Roll
(d12) Central District Northern Circle Piccadilly Jubilee Bakerloo
1 54 13 52 22 13 14 11
2 43 35 55 45 26 56 12
3 62 56 42 63 31 24 55
4 11 63 15 24 36 31 14
5 14 34 64 62 46 13 41
6 25 16 21 29 65 54 24
7 16 64 36 54 41 42 26
8 35 41 65 40 36 16 22
9 64 52 25 23 53 22 36
10 23 11 16 46 33 61 56
11 46 32 31 13 24 21 62
12 41 51 22 44 55 25 66

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Random Tunnel Events
11 - Meat’s back on the
menu boys.
You come across a Party of skin traders.
These denizens of the underground make
a living in the trading of a range of exotic
meats, furs and pelts from rat, to dog , to
‘long pig’.
They wear crude leather masks of these
‘animals’ to show off their wares. They are
currently in the process of skinning a partic-
ularly succulent Party of little pigs, you can
smell the blood as you draw close to them.
The skin traders are led by a gap toothed
man by the name of Old Greg who carries a
Shoota (2), uses Slugs.
They will trade Crude Leather Armour (2)
and Scran 1 for 1 for Gubbins, Slugs or Molly.
They carry d3 Gubbins, d3 Slugs, d6 Scran
and d6 finished piece of Leather Armour
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12 - Cheeky cup of tea?
An old man by the name of Norman has
opened a tea shop here. There’s a sign that
reads ‘PG Tips, Tips not required’, lit by
tea lights. He sells a range of tea including,
Brown, Yellow and Propa.
Norman has an orange tabby cat called
Peaches. Mate(1)
Within Norman’s Shop is d6 Scran and d3
Gubbins worth of Resources.
Tea and Biscuits in Norman’s tea shop will
cost 1 Gubbins or two of any other Party
Resource except Slugs or Molly. Norman is
stringently anti-gun and tee-total.
If the Party eats here it takes 1 Bong, counts
as their Scran for the day and reduces Party
Anxiety by 1.
There is also a chance there are other
visitors.
Roll D6
1 - 2 = No other visitors
3 = A stray Doggo(2) sniffing at food.
4 = A party of sweet old ladies.
5 = A lone hooded stranger writing poetry.
6 = Norman’s Wife Betty. Has a penchant
for Gin. Will secretly trade Molly 1 for 1 to let
the Party have a cup of tea and biscuits at
the shop.
13 - Void Screamers
A row of people stand screaming into
the void of the tunnels. They include a
mix of 2d6 adults, 1d6 elderly people and
1d3 children. They wear heavily tattered
and worn clothing. One wears shiny Doc
Martens. This sight will increase Party
Anxiety by 1.
If attacked the Void Screamers will continue
to scream but will not fight or flee. The
Party will automatically succeed at killing
them however Party Anxiety will increase by 1.
If the Party screams with them they must
make a Noggin Herd Immunity Roll. On a
Success they cathartically scream for 1 Bong.
Party Anxiety reduces by d6 and all Party
members Noggin & Bants stats heal to full.
On a Partial Success The Party screams into
the Void for the next 24 Bongs. Party Anxiety
reduces by D3 and all Party members
Noggin and Bants heal by 1.
On a Failure The Party screams into the Void
for 24 Bongs and Party Anxiety increases by d3.
When this ends, make the Noggin Herd
Immunity Roll again.
On a Critical Failure The Party will remain
screaming into the void forever.
The Party will suffer the effects of hunger,
exposure and any other environmental
effects whilst screaming and if attacked will
suffer any ungood things.
14 - It was like those
black bags made people
entirely disappear
A Party of Soldiers frog marches a group of a
dozen people in hooded black sacks through
the tunnels. There are 6 soldiers in total,
well armed with rifles and body armour and
ready for a ruck.
The soldiers are taking the prisoners to
a secure location within d3 stops of this
position. This can be any appropriate stop
nearby. The prisoners are taken out for
execution daily. Roll a d6. On a 2-6 this is
only a mock execution. On a 1 this is a real
execution.
This stops when all prisoners have been
executed and then the soldiers go out in
search of more hostages.
Reaction
1 = The Soldiers will attack The Party.
2-4 = The Soldiers will raise their weapons
and demand the Party walk in the opposite
direction.
5 = The Soldiers will ignore the Party if the
Party ignores them.
6 = The Soldiers will barter for supplies
and will pay 2 for 1 for Slugs.
The OkGood Thing
The Soldiers retreat and the prisoners
escape, they both run in different direc-
tions.
The Ungood Thing
The Soldiers will black bag a Party member
and escort them to execution.
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15 - British Reactors do
not meltdown
A crumpled bright yellow radiation suit
lies here. On closer inspection you can see
inside is an emaciated and dying woman. A
lump of black cordite lies in the distance.
Coughing blood she asks the Party if they
have any food or water.
Her name is Sophie. She survived the Dunge-
ness Melt Down. She is Radiated.
If the Party stays to talk to her and offer
her aid they must make Party Hench Herd
Immunity Roll.
On a Partial Success each Party Member
loses 1 Hench.
On a Failure a random Party Member is
Radiated.
On a Critical Failure the entire party is
Radiated.
See the Class Entry ‘Radiated Survivor of
Dungeness Power Station’ entry on how
being Radiated works.
16 - Plague Welders
Three Public Health England officials
wearing white hazard suits and bird like
plague masks are welding a train door shut.
It’s clear within the train are around two
dozen people.
The PHE officials claim the people are
suffering from a rare strain of Dovic 42 and
must be quarantined for their safety and the
safety of others living within the tunnels.
They’ll let them out in 14 days.
The people are screaming and saying they
don’t have enough food and water to last
that long.
This is true and if left in quarantine they will
resort to cannibalism. Returning 2d6 survi-
vors will remain with the rest eaten.
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If the mob is let free the Party must roll a
Hench Herd Immunity Roll.
On a Failure they contract Dovic 42. The
mob will further spread their infection to
each neighbouring underground stop.
Infected Party members are sick with
flu-like symptoms for 2d6 days. This reduces
all stats by 1 to a minimum of 1 and increases
group anxiety by 1 for each Party member
infected.
Infected Party members must roll on the
chart below aiming to roll higher than the
number on a d100. On a failure they will die
in d6 days.
Character Age D100 Roll High
0 – 17 1
18 – 44 4
45 – 64 22
65 – 74 25
75++ 49
21 - Rivers of blood.
A Party of d66 Moggs are bringing a family
of others to a gallows made of railway
sleepers. The family of 5, a father, mother,
2 daughters and a son are tied with their
hands together behind them and have black
bin bags over their heads.
The Moggs jeer and snarl and throw rocks at
the family.
The OkGood Thing
The Party drives the Moggs off. The family
can be saved but will need Meds within 1
Bong to resuscitate them each or they will
die.
The Ungood Thing
The Moggs are able to overcome The Party
and capture and kill a random Party member
who they hang along with the family as The
Party is forced to watch.
22 - Nobbling Nuts
Nobby the nut vendor sells nuts by the side
of the train station. The smell is heavenly.
Party Anxiety Reduces by 1 at simply
smelling it.
The nut vendor will happily trade Gubbins
for smoked nuts on a 1 for 1 basis.
The nuts increase the Parties Scran by 1.
Nobby remembers a great bridge from
before the event where flocks of people
would crowd around them and a great bell
would bong out in the distance.
If Nobby is prompted to remember more…
Pre -Event Memory
I. DO NOT THINK ABOUT THE EVENT -
Nobby bleeds out of his ears then dies.
II. A glittering spire shaped like a vegetable.
III. A great rotating eye always watching.
IV. Sparkling sweet liquid being drank on
great barges.
V. A medieval castle tower full of prisoners.
VI. A great domed golden and glittering
Cathedral.
23 - Improper British
Behaviour
A bloated rat carcass with flies surround-
ing it sits on a pedestal made of concrete
breeze blocks, 6 smaller rat carcasses
surround the large bloated one.
Tied to the Pedestal is a chubby young boy
wearing broken glasses and visibly sobbing.
Everyone calls him Tubs.
The children dance around the rat, they
wear tattered school uniforms and carry
sharpened sticks.
Their leader calls themselves Raff and
invites the Party to ‘The Dance of the Rat
Queen’.
This ritual culminates in the sacrifice of
Tubs to The Rat Queen.
If The Party refuses the children will grow
angry and throw rocks at the Party in an
effort to ward them off.
OkGood Stuff
The Party Members fend off the children,
but one of the children dies.
The Party permanently has -1 to Reaction
Rolls due the miasma of child killing.
Increase Party Anxiety by 1.
Ungood Stuff
One of the Party members is sacrificed to
the Rat Queen instead of Tubs.
24 - Propa Cockney Knees
Up
The Party hears singing out ahead
“Knees up Mother Brown,
Knees Up Mother Brown,
Under the table you must go,
Ee-aye,Ee-aye,Ee-aye-oh”
A gang of Cockneys are singing, drinking,
dancing and swearing around a bin fire.
They turn to the party and scream ‘LOVE A
DUCK!’
Reaction Roll
6: The Cockneys invite the Party to join them
and offer them Scran and Molly. This will
lower Party Anxiety by 1 and count as eating
for the day.
5: They invite The Party to join them but ask
they offer 1 Scran and 1 Molly to the ‘pot’. If
the Party Refuse they are told to sod off.
2-4: The music stops. The Cockneys turn
around glaring at The Party. Some grip
empty bottles in their hands.
1: They stop singing, one steps forward and
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screams “Helter-Skelter” then they charge
forth wielding broken bottles, knuckle
dusters and Makeshift Shootas to attack The
Party.
25 - Sacrament
A Party of Church of England Vicars in suits
are worshipping at an altar.
An effigy of a giant purple humanoid
creature with an antenna for a head and a
television in it’s stomach stands atop the altar.
A portly Vicar leading the ceremony offers a
sacrament of Hobnobs dipped in Ribena to
each of a patient crowd of common tunnel
folk.
She turns to the Party and asks them if they
will take the sacrament too?
Those who take the sacrament will feel an
urge to repent their sins.
They will share the worst thing they did
with The Party and Vicars.
The Vicars have 1d3 Scran and 1d3 Gubbins
between them.
26 - The Keepers
A dusty Party of Librarians pass a book to
one another, lit by a lone candle.
They are each memorising a line from
the book then passing it on to the next to
memorise another line.
They consider themselves fonts of knowl-
edge to restart a new age and covet their
books with unimaginable pride.
They’ll trade any Resource for any books or
sources of knowledge.
They carry d3 of every resource.
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The book they are currently memorising is
“The World According to Clarkson.”
“Mandela Just Doesn’t Deserve His Pedestal”
“Men are a Lost Cause, and We're Proud of
It.”
“All This Health and Safety Talk is Just Killing
Me”
So I bought some gaffer tape and suddenly
my life had purpose. There was something
to do.
31 - Union Negotiations
A working train has stopped on the tracks
and a Party of Train Union protestors have
formed a picket line around it.
The train is carrying a vital shipment of
supplies to Her Majesty.
A Party of Aristocratic strikebreakers on
horses armed with hunting rifles and batons
edge towards the picket line.
The Union is demanding restitution
payment of 2 Gubbins for a train operator
injured on the track whilst loading the
supplies into the train as stipulated within
the contract.
Her Majesty is refusing to honour that part
of the contract claiming gross negligence
on the part of the train operator voids their
obligation.
A Ruck is imminently going to break out
between the two sides.
The train is fully functioning if captured.
Refer to Event 63 “You are a very hard
working and useful engine.” for how trains
work.
32 - Scrooged
An old black and white movie is played on a
film projector against the tunnel wall.
The movie is a Christmas film about a man
who is persuaded to turn against his miserly
ways by three spirits of Christmas Past,
Present and Future.
Those watching wonder what Christmas is?
The movie will cut out before the ending
as the final reel of the tape is missing. It is
rumoured to be within the tunnels to the
north of this location. The folk here will
happily spare any one resource for a Party
that can retrieve it.
The ending of the film will not much help
answer what Christmas is, but will further
make them wonder what a Turkey is.
Resting here will reduce Party Anxiety by 1
and heal Noggin and Bants by an additional 1.
33 - 24 hour party people
A jumbled mix of mattresses, plastic bottles,
dirty sheets, torn shoes, rotting food, bones
and other such detritus forms the living
area of a small Party of teenagers who
sit listlessly staring into the tunnels and
intermittently laughing whilst sniffing fumes
from a spray paint labelled ‘Chaotic Black’.
They will offer those who pass by a hit of
Enhanced Molly. This is particularly potent,
it heals Noggin and Bants to full and reduces
Party Anxiety by 2, characters who take it
must roll on the Stiff Upper Lip Chart and if
used to reduce Party Anxiety the party must
roll on the Party Upper Lip Chart.
34 - Creep
A man in a medical outfit stands staring at
the tunnel wall and repeatedly smashing his
head against the wall. He holds a surgical
knife in one hand and a syringe of poison
rests in his bed. His face is hideously
deformed with acid and wrapped in
bandages.
If alerted to the Party he will attempt to
stalk them, pick them off one by one in the
tunnels. He has a lair deeper in the stop
where he keeps his victims trapped and
practices medical experiments upon them.
He’s a deceptively strong attacker who is
effective at splitting the Party up through
the tunnels.
He will accept a living medical offering to
allow passage through his domain.
OkGood Thing
The Party survive but he slits one of the
Party members throats and drags them back
to his lair for further experiments.
Ungood Thing
The Party awakes in a large cage, the cage is
built out of railway sleepers and filled to the
brim with water. The sound of a knife being
sharpened echoes in the distance. They will
all die within 1 Bong unless they find some
means of escape.
35 - Raving Loonies
The sound of synth echoes down the
tunnels. A Party of Ravers stand together
in the distance around a decrepit pinball
machine glowing with light from a
foregone era.
The electronic dashboard resembles a huge
muscled robot fighting other robots in a
distant apocalyptic landscape. The people
sit transfixed by the flashing lights but can’t
seem to work out how to make the ball in
the machine work. The spring mechanism is
currently faulty.
Gubbins can be used to attempt to repair it.
If repaired the Party can play some games
and relax here to reduce Party Anxiety by 1
and heal Noggin and Bants by 1.
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36 - The Hunt
The sound of hooves echoes in the distance.
An emaciated, terrified, human figure
wearing a fox mask rushes past. The sound
of barking dogs follows, then a rifle shot
echoes out loudly in the tunnels. A Party
of six aristocrats, armed with rifles, and
mounted on horses charge through the
tunnels after their lone prey. They hoot
war cries and their faces are covered in the
blood of their previous kills.
Ungood Thing
The Aristocrats strip The Party of their Stuff,
place fox masks upon them and give them 1
Bong head start for The New Hunt.
41 - Street Rats
A Party of street rats stalk this area of the
tunnels led by an enigmatic, hunched, old
figure who collects a wide variety of multi-
coloured handkerchiefs. They use a mixture
of stealth and distraction to pickpocket
anyone who comes through the area and
have a particular fixation on Gubbins of all
varieties.
Ungood Thing
Each Party member loses an item from their
Stuff at random and The Party loses one of a
Random Party Resource as they’re rinsed by
the Street Rats.
42 - The Meaning of Life
A black board rests upon the station walls.
A teacher stands in front of the blackboard
giving a lesson to a class of unruly children.
Upon the blackboard a detailed historical
timeline is etched out of a place referred to
as ‘Middle Earth’. The timeline discusses the
rise and fall of empires, horrendous attacks
by bestial Orcs, the fall of the Kingdoms
of Dwarves and Elves and the rise of the
kingdoms of man.
The teacher is using a large paperback book
as a reference. The words ‘now a major
motion picture’ are written upon the book.
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The teacher is beleaguered and asks The
Party to help teach the class anything else
they know of the history of the world before.
43 - Double O
A lone, smartly dressed figure in a tuxedo
carrying a briefcase, wearing an expensive
watch and with a hidden silenced pistol upon
their person walks silently through the tunnel.
They are on a mission to deliver the brief-
case to a secret location on the Central Line.
The briefcase contains a wide selection of plant
seeds. The figure will guard it with their life.
OkGood Thing
The Party retrieve the briefcase but the
Double 0 will now use the full force of their
super army soldier training to track them
down and retrieve it.
Ungood Thing
The figure has a license to kill and uses it
judicially, one of The Party members dies.
The figure then makes an appropriately
macabre quip and escapes into the tunnels.
44 - Butcher’s Treat
The strong smell of herbs and spices
flows down the tunnel. A butcher wearing
a somewhat tattered white hat cuts up
meat and stir frys it in a mixture of cumin,
turmeric coriander and chilli powder. On
closer inspection the meat itself looks rather
suspect but the spices certainly cover the fact.
The butcher will invite the Party to buy
some discounted meat, selling it 2 Scran
for 1 Gubbins, however anytime The Party
eats when this meat is in their resources
they must make a Hench Herd Immunity
Roll. Failure results in the affected losing
d3 Hench to food poisoning. If this reduces
them to 0 they die.
The meat will fully go off in d3 days time,
reducing the Party’s Scran by how much
they bought.
45 - The army of the
Twelve Monkeys
A handsome, long haired man wearing an
orange jumpsuit leads a menagerie of a
dozen monkeys down the tunnels. His name
is Jeff. He is leading them forwards with
strums of his guitar. The monkeys follow
in a mixed, sprawling, cahooting mass. Jeff
laughs as they stride forwards and beckons
The Party to follow them.
Following Jeff leads The Party down a series
of tunnels until they arrive in a crude
makeshift habitat where the figure lives
amongst the creatures and has a plentiful
supply of strange and exotic foods.
Soon after resting here a Party of Public
Health England officials in hazmat suits will
appear, they are convinced that Jeff has
caused The Event by unleashing an animal
borne plague upon humanity.
Jeff seems oblivious to this and will fight
them to the death to keep his monkeys safe.
The PHE officials wish to arrest and inter-
rogate Jeff and kill then incinerate the
monkeys.
The monkeys are carrying a dangerous strain
of Dovic 42 however this will only spread if
the monkey’s bite someone or their flesh is
consumed.
They are currently friendly and docile and
loved by Jeff
46 - Psychic Certificates
4 Gubbins
A Party of people sit cross legged upon
yoga mats. A tall figure sits in the middle
of them and asks them to come together
to meditate, tap into their inner power and
learn the ways of the school of Geller. A
mess of bent spoons lay scattered in the
area.
For the ‘low’ price of 4 Gubbins or twice as
much of any other resource the teacher will
indoctrinate the Party into the class.
The class will take a week of time and will
involve a strict daily routine of meditation,
fasting, lessons in the art of manipulation
and freezing cold baths.
After the week The Party must make a
Noggin Herd Immunity Roll.
On a Success The Party learns the skill
‘Mind Trick (Bants)’ at a level of 2 and gain a
Psychic Certificate.
On a Partial Success The Party learns the
skill ‘Mind Trick (Bants)’ at a level of 2 and
gain a Psychic Certificate but each Party
member loses 1 Max Hench to a minimum of
1 due to the strain of the training.
On a Failure The Party have failed the
course. They may try again if they can pay.
51 - Mogg Rustling
The metallic clang of digging echoes down
the tunnels.
Upon closer inspection a Party of Mogg
Rustlers surround a massive pit dug into
the tunnels. The pit is full of the wriggling
bodies of Mogg’s.
A Party of Mogg’s are chained together and
being led into the pit by the armed Mogg
Rustlers and thrown unceremoniously into
the pit. There are rows of railway sleepers
near the pit that will be used to cover it
when they are done.
A large industrial machine sits nearby slowly
pumping a sweet, milky, strawberry red
liquid into the pit.
The Mogg Rustlers have a small camp in the
tunnels nearby.
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52 - Dodgy Dave
A Party of 2d6 survivors led by an enigmatic
cab driver by the name of Dodgy Dave
ambush unsuspecting parties along this
stretch of tunnels.
Dodgy Dave is armed with a tire iron and
the rest of the Party have a mix of crudely
improvised melee weapons.
They’re looking for any resources they can
get their hands on from the Party and will
attack first and ask questions later.
The Okgood Thing
The Party overcome the ambush but all
suffer 1 damage to Hench and Dash in Ruck.
The Ungood Thing
The Party lose all of their Party Resources.
53 - I can has kitty?
A wild pack of tunnel cats have cornered
a skinny kitten (Mate 1) and are advancing
menacingly towards her.
The tunnel cats look emaciated and
hungry and the kitten is terrified, meowing,
helplessly as they encroach on her , claws
out. The kitten has a small collar with the
name ‘Angel’ upon it. If the Party journeys
to Angel Station they will find a litter of
kittens en route.
54 - Steel Corpses
Stretched Out Scorched
and Black
The wreckage of a destroyed train carriage
lays blocking the path ahead. There is an
exposed open window that can be crawled
through. The train has a mess of twisted,
blackened, jagged metal, hazardous broken
pieces of glass and a white phosphorus
substance.
A jumble of corpses and limbs lay splayed
chaotically across the carriage, they reek as
rats and flies crawl over them. One has a
pierced fragment of bone in their eye.
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The broken apart exit doors at the far end of
the carriage can be seen past the corpses.
The Party gains 1 anxiety when seeing this.
OkGood Thing
The Party circumvents the corpses but Party
Anxiety increases by 1.
Ungood Thing
If the Party fails their roll to circumvent the
train Party Anxiety increases by 1, the area is
blocked off from travel and they must make
a Party Stiff Upper Lip check.
55 - The New Apostle
A person in a black suit wearing a top hat
stands in-front of an altar in-front of a
large gathered crowd. Upon the altar is the
crucified figure of a large mouse wearing a
crown of thorns. The ambient sound of rain
emanates from a nearby radio mixed with
the orchestral sounds of an out of tune
piano being played by a hunched figure.
Two people approach the altar holding
hands with one another, one is dressed in a
flowing white gown and the other in black
latex.
The ceremony then begins...a marriage is
about to commence.
56 - The Bright Side of
Death
A body wrapped in white linen is being
placed carefully upon a handcar and doused
in gasoline. A Party of solemn gathered
onlookers dutifully watch.
The hand-car is pushed down the tracks
until it begins to roll on its own momentum.
One of the onlookers steps forwards with a
molotov cocktail in hand and hurls it at the
handcar immolating the corpse. The onlook-
ers begin to sing ‘Always look on the bright
side of life’ as the smell of roasted flesh
wafts down the tunnel.
61 - An Uncivil War
King Charles James Piffel Diffle Johnson
Stuart sits weeping by the side of the
tunnels. He holds a loaded rifle in his hands
pointed towards his open mouth.
A confused horse sits nearby.
He weeps as he has lost his lands, titles
and family to the cruel Lord Cromwell of
Kings Cross in a violent coup by his army
of Redcoats. The last remnants of Charles
Royal army are imprisoned and awaiting the
gallows.
If he joins the Party he functions as a
Mate(3). He further contributes 1 slug to the
Party resource list.
He will not join a Party with Jezza’s People’s
Front or the People’s Front of Jezza and
would rather choose death.
Cromwell and Charles are secretly both
former Medieval History teachers at Oxford
and ardent members of the historical
reenactment group. They play out this act
of coup over and over again sacrificing the
lives of those who believe their tall tales to
retain some semblance of their own sanity.
The Party may well be sacrificed in the
name of history too.
62 - Some people only feel
alive when they’re on
the end of a spike
A chaotic orgy of people scream as they
mercilessly beat themselves with barbed
whips, fiberwire, sticks and other assorted
instruments whilst walking down the
tunnels spraying flecks of blood as they go.
Most of them are emaciated, with bare feet
and backs stripped raw.
Screeching they urge the Party to join them
and purge themselves.
If the Party joins them they must make a
Noggin Herd Immunity Roll.
On a Success The Party’s Anxiety will be
reduced to 0 through catharsis.
On a Partial Success The Party’s Anxiety
reduces to 0 but now the only way The Party
can reduce Anxiety is via a masochistic orgy
within the Cotch Phase.
On a Failure The Party becomes lost in
the orgy. They take 1 damage to Hench and
remain in the orgy for the next 12 Bongs
oblivious to the world.
If The Party refuses, the orgy will grow
enraged, and their masochism will be turned
to sadism aimed at The Party.
Ungood Thing
The chaos of the situation splits the Party
with one half being dragged away by the
mob and the other lost in the tunnels.
Run them as two separate Parties.
63. You are a very hard
working and useful engine.
An underground train rests on this portion
of the track, it is empty and appears to be
in both fair condition and working order
although it’s doors are sealed.
The train requires Juice to function every
day. It can travel 16 Stops per day on the 1
Juice used to kickstart it.
A navigation roll must still be made when
using the train. The train provides a Stuff
bonus of 4 and can degrade as with all Stuff.
It must be repaired with Gubbins.
Trains are incredibly coveted and most
parties will seek a way to take the train force-
fully if need be or barter for a way to ride it.
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64 - The Milkman
A man in a white suit by the name of Tom
rides down the railway on a carriage drawn
by a beleaguered mule. Upon his carriage
is pint upon pint of fresh milk which he is
delivering to various upcoming stops and
nearby factions.
For the price of 1 Gubbins per delivery he
will bring fresh milk to a place of the parties
choosing every day. This will increase Scran
by 1. He cannot trade the milk he has now as
it’s all marked for delivery.
His supply comes from a farmer by the
name of Wycliffe who owns 3 dairy cows
and resides at a randomly determined
station within 6 stops of the current Party
position.
65 - Smog is good actually
A black choking cloud of smog fills this area
of the tunnel blocking off the entire area.
Traversing through the area will be danger-
ous and require some means of overcoming
the hazard.
Roughly in the centre of the mass of smog
is an overturned coal powered railway cart
sputtering out fumes into the tunnel.
It can be kickstarted each day using 1 Juice
and will move 8 Stops per day regardless of
Party Encumbrance. A navigation check is
still required.
Ungood Thing
Characters will suffer black lung from the
exposure to the smog. This will reduce their
Hench and Dash by 1 permanently. If this
reduces Hench or Dash to 0 they die.
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66 - Quack Why?
With a flash of light and a low humming
sound a police telephone box suddenly
materialises from thin air in-front of the
Party. This is a time travel device known as
the SIDRAT. It is totally impenetrable by any
physical means. It can only be unlocked with
a specific set of keys for the SIDRAT that
only the Chrono Aristocratic possesses.
The inside of the SIDRAT is significantly
bigger than the outside and houses a
plethora of computer monitors, tubes,
wires and a large central humming and
glowing core.
If the Chrono Aristocrat is not a member
of the Party they reside somewhere in the
tunnels. Randomly determine their location.
They will be seeking the SIDRAT.
Ungood Thing
If the Party chooses to fight the Chrono
Aristocrat and fail they’ll simply wake up in
a few hours unconscious with the Chrono
Aristocrat long gone. The Chrono Aristocrat
is a pacifist who will do everything in their
power not to cause harm on anyone.
Procedures and Tables
Voting Procedure
I. A character eligible to vote makes a
proposition.
II. The proposition is discussed by The
Party. The Speaker asks each Party
Member in order to speak on it.
III. The Speaker asks each Party Member
eligible to vote what their vote is in
order.
IV. Each Party Member must either vote,
abstain or spoil their vote.
V. Party ‘Mates’ are included in the vote.
They will usually side with the charac-
ter they are following, by The Speaker’s
discretion.
VI. If the vote receives a majority then the
voted for Proposition happens.
VII. If not a different proposition can be
made. You cannot vote for the same
proposition more than once in the
same day.
VIII. If this vote is to become Party Law, note
it down on the Party Manifesto Sheet.
IX. If the voted for proposition requires
significant action, risk or consequence
to resolve, make a Party Resolution Roll.
Party Resolution
Procedure
I. Each Party Member secretly chooses
a number of d6 up to their max in a
relevant Stat (Hench, Dash, Noggin,
Bants) for their actions.
These are the Stat die.
II. Each Party Member may add a further
number of d6 up to the max of any
appropriate Skill linked to the main
Stat These are the Skill die.
III. Each Party Member may add a number
of d6 up to the max of a relevant item
from their Stuff. This may include
Weapons where appropriate. These are
the Stuff die.
IV. Each Party Member may add a number
of d6 up to the max of one of their
Mates relevant to the situation.
These are the Mate die.
V. Each Party Member forms these die
into separate pools then reveals them
and narrates what they are doing in the
situation.
VI. Each Party Member, keeping the dice
pools separate, rolls them.
VII. The Speaker rolls a number of die
equal to the Party’s Anxiety.
These are the Anxiety die.
VIII. Check all of the die rolled for the
action, including Anxiety Die.
If the highest result is a 6 the action has
Succeeded.
If the highest result is a 5 the action has
Partially Succeeded at cost.
If the highest result is a 2-4 the action
has Failed.
If the highest result is a 1 the action has
Critically Failed.
IX. If a 1 is rolled on the Anxiety die the
action has Failed irrespective of other
die results and The Speaker rolls d6+
Party Anxiety on The Party Upper Lip
Table.
X. If a 1 is rolled on a Stat die reduce the
Stat for that player by 1.
XI. If a 1 is rolled on a Mates die or Stuff
Die reduce it’s value by 1.
XII. The Speaker narrates the result and any
further consequences then moves to
the next situation.
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Cotch Phase Procedure
I. Each Party Member eats Scran, those
who cannot take 1 Hench & Dash
damage.
II. Spend Gubbins to repair any Party
Stuff.
III. Spend Meds to heal Party members
Hench & Dash.
IV. Spend Molly to heal Party members
Noggin & Bants.
V. Vote for Party Cotch Phase activity.
VI. When in a Danger Zone Stop spend
Juice for light & roll the Stay Alert
check.
VII. Sleep & Heal 1 of each character Stat.
(Hench, Dash, Noggin, Bants)
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Navigation Procedure
I. The Party votes on the direction of
travel and intended Stop they wish to
travel to.
II. The Party spend Juice until the voted
on light level is reached (Dark, Shadowy,
Dim, Light)
III. Check Party Encumbrance to deter-
mine Party travel speed.
IV. Make the Party Navigation Roll.
V. The Party moves in the direction of
travel up to the number of Stops
The Party can travel per day, resolving
any tunnel complications.
VI. When the destination Stop is reached
resolve any exploration or scavenging
at the Stop
VII. When the Party wishes to rest or has
reached its travel limit for the day
enter the Cotch Phase.
Bonk Chart (Hench/Dash)
When your Hench or Dash is reduced to 0 Roll on the chart below to find out the
or less as a result of harm or you will suffer effect.
a Bonk.

d6 Description Effect Heal

1 Fatal Bonk You’ve kicked the bucket. Your character Nothing, your character
is deceased and out of the game. has ceased to be, they
are an ex-character.

2 Severe Bonk Random body part loss - d6 Permanent

1 = Eye (Noggin) 4 = Groin (Bants)

2 = Arm (Hench) 5 = Nose (Noggin)
3 = Leg (Dash) 6 = Fingers (Dash)
Reduces relevant stat permanently by 1.
3 Double Plus Random Injury - d6 Meds or 24 Bongs safe
Ungood Bonk rest.
1 = Eye (Noggin) 4 = Groin (Bants)
2 = Arm (Hench) 5 = Nose (Noggin)
3 = Leg (Dash) 6 = Fingers (Dash)
Reduce the max of the relevant stat by 1.
4 Double Ungood Max Hench & Dash reduced by 1. Meds or 24 Bongs safe
Bonk rest.
5 Ungood Bonk Party Anxiety increases by 1. -
6 Tiddly Bonk No effect. -

Stiff Upper Lip Chart (Noggin/Bants)

When your characters Noggin or Bants This can also occur when a 1 is rolled on the
score reaches 0 they may suffer Stiff Upper Molly die. Roll on the chart below to deter-
Lip effects. mine the effect.

d6 Description Effect Heal

1 Total loss of Character breaks down entirely and is no Nothing can save you
Stiff Upper Lip longer able to function. They are out of now..
the game.
Party Anxiety increases by 2.
2 Quivering The character cannot bid or participate Molly or 24 Bongs safe
Upper Lip in Party Resolution Rolls or take actions rest.
until healed.
3 Trembling The character cannot participate in Votes Molly or 24 Bongs safe
Upper Lip until healed. rest.
4 Wobbly Upper The characters max Noggin and Bants are Molly or 24 Bongs safe
Lip reduced by 1. rest.
5 Shaky Upper Lip Party Anxiety Increases by 1. -
6 Stiff Upper Lip You held it together good chap. No effect. -

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d66 Random Tunnel Tables
Roll
(D66) Hooks Key People Locations
11 An artifact before the event A unit of soldiers A fully functioning train

12 Kings Cross needs a new King A choir of Anglican A secret nuclear bunker
Ministers
13 A renewable source of Scran A union of train A memorial to the dead
drivers
14 A safe and secure place A gaggle of grifters A discreet coffee shop

15 Eternal Happiness A group of school A den of ill repute

children
16 A revolutionary new society awaits A party of An abandoned train station
enviromentalists exposed to the heavens
21 A burrow of rabbit shave escaped A band of Fire An underground mushroom farm
Fighters
22 A safe stop has caught fire A pack of moggs An abandoned car

23 Everyone who goes to this stop A Heroic band of A candlemakers studio, trapped
disappears Nurses with explosives"
24 Nobody sleeps at this stop A punk band A hewn area of cavern in the
tunnels
25 A renewable source of Juice Raving Loony Party A mass grave of dead

26 A garden in the outside world A union of miners A station converted into a travel
lodge
31 The prophet has been executed A pig farmer A smithy that produces railway
spikes
32 The prophet has been born The 118 Men The worst toilet in london

33 A large store of gin Stem Bros A greasy spoon

34 A real train in the tunnels A clang of miners A sushi shop serving slices of

35 A promise of great power A morris band A decrepit cash machine

36 A huge store of pre-event weapons The Vicar of A makeshift underground hospital

Whitechapel

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Underground
Station Complications Gubbinz Scapegoats
Oxford Circus A party member must be A pair of safety scissors Aliens must have
sacrificed done it
St Paul's The party have fallen into a trap A tattered copy of the metro Mass delusions
circa 2015
Stratford The party have to be split An empty recyclable plastic Terrorists
coffee cup
Mile End The party all suffer harm A screwdriver Immigrants

Canary Wharf A future ungood thing is A vial of superglue Big Government

revealed
Euston The Party is being watched by A 10 pound note Nuclear war
another faction
Victoria The Party lose one of their A collection of victorian coins Corporations
resources
Ealing Common Party members lose one of their A china tea set Media conspiracy
individual items
Mogg End One of the party suffers a A brick phone The Event was
random Bonk Fake News
Earl's Court Party Panic - roll on the Party A spice girls CD Russians
Stiff Upper Lip Chart
Vauxhall The Party have to pay resources Freshly sealed toilet paper Anarchists

Green Park A Party member is kidnapped A pint glass with the symbol of Scientists
a dragon
Totty Court The Party are put in a tough A WW2 era plastic toy soldier Scandinavian
Road position fishermen
Barons Court The Party's Stuff malfunctions A set of playing cards with the Brussels
jokers missing bureaucrats
Hampstead It takes more Bongs than A golfball Heretics to GOD
expected
Camden The Party are forced to Cotch The Specials 33” LP Record Plague carriers

Hammersmith The Party are exposed to A sealed toothbrush Crazed Bovines

something dangerous
Stanmore A dangerous hazard lies in the An empty plastic water bottle New street drug
parties way 'Cake'

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d66 Random TuNnel Tables (co

Roll
(D66) Hooks Key People Locations
41 Your family are alive somewhere A platoon of A hole in the ground
Queen's Guard
42 The meaning of life awaits The last child A working photo booth

43 An answer to infection awaits The Earl of Earl's A working lift

Court
44 An Aristocrat has been murdered The Baron of A restaurant that only serves
Baron's Court french toast
45 Rumours of mutated animals The Jester at Earl's A tea shop
Court
46 A trainwreck has secrets within The Huskarl at A pasty shop
Baron's Court
51 A troupe of shakespeare performers A drunkard A glowing computer server room
have pre-event secrets
52 A tunnel cave in has revealed part of the A kind old couple A metallic obelisk with faces
outside carved upon it
53 Ghosts are said to haunt this place An out of work Roman Ruins
butler
54 A war rages between two factions A band of burly A gallows with several burnt
builders corpses
55 A wave of infection is spreading A cyclist A small underground river

56 An ancient tome of secrets has been A member of A giant underground clocktower

found parliament
61 People have been found with missing The King of King's A ww2 bomb shelter
limbs Cross
62 Good Gubbins can be paid for any plant The Queen of A 3 mile subterranean shaft
seeds Queensway leading into the unknown
63 A chunk of ore has fallen in the ground A vetenarian An underground aircraft factory

64 An alien artifact has been found A park An underground bar serving the
groundskeeper good shit
65 The dead are said to be coming back to The Steward of An abandoned film studio
life White City
66 A safe way out of the underground Mogg Himself An undiscovered underground
railway line

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Underground
Station Complications Gubbinz Scapegoats
Brixton The opposition are stronger than A toy super soaker watergun Breakdown in
the party thought societal values
Monument An innocent gets harmed An empty but working lighter Global warming

Liverpool Street The Party have to sacrifice one A large pot of white paint Global warming
of their Mates activists
Goldhawk Road The Party have to fight on two A bottle of fresh lemon The tabloids
fronts shampoo
Hammersmith The Party are forced to negotiate A light bulb Capitalism

Waterloo The Party lose all of their A comfy large red dressing Socialism
weapons gown
Old Street A safe spot is now ruined A framed photo of a cottage in The memory of
the woods Diana
Westminster The Party are blocked from A paperback copy of The Degeneracy
going forth Hobbit
Buffet St The Party have to make a vote A tub of moisturising cream The Irish
quickly
Charing Cross A guardian defends this place A tube of mascara The Canadians

Swiss Cottage The Party are knocked A sealed vial of perfume Social media
unconscious
Church Hill The Party fall into a frenzy A set of metallic dice Robots

Paddington The Party need an outsiders help A can of chaotic black Obesity
spraypaint
Harrow The Party are made an offer with A leather wallet Smart phones
strings attached
Barryside The Party gain anxiety A leather belt with metal Gin
buckle
Bond Street There is an unforseen side effect A fresh bar of soap Globalist
illuminati
Warren Street The Party are now being hunted A notepad and set of ballpoint Technology
pens
Kings Cross The Party realise a horrible truth An empty crisp packet Elf Games

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Britbong Game Translations
The Speaker = The madlad running the game. OkGood = Quite Bad
The Party = Everyone else. Ungood = Bad
Bants = A character’s charisma and humour. Double Ungood = Very Bad
Hench = A character’s toughness and Stiff Upper Lip = Idiom to mean bravery,
strength. stoicism and calm in the face of adverse
Noggin = A character’s intelligence and brain circumstances.
power. Grifting = Scamming somebody for
Dash = A character’s speed and agility. valuables.
Deets = Details of your character. Grifter = Somebody who swindles and
Bonk = An injury “She bonked her head after scams people.
tripping over the discarded copy of Even Stevens = A Draw.
The Daily Mail.” Rustling = Stealing
Scran = Food and Water Knees up = To have a Party usually involving
Gubbins = Miscellaneous items of value alcoholic drinks, music and dancing.
such as a shiny bauble, a Rupert Calendar or Tea = Dinner
an empty jam jar. Lark = Play
Juice = energy and fuel Bong = 1 Hour - the sound of big ben
Molly = Any form of drug Big Ben = A clocktower in London
Slugs = Ammunition Cheeky = Naughty
Stuff = A characters items Brit = A british person
Mate = Friend of a character Pinched = Stolen
Cotch = Relax - The Rest Phase Bollocks = Exultation of frustration.
Self Improvement = A bourgeoise myth Tickety Boo = All Good
Heavy = Items that weigh 2x as much Sod = Expression of anger or annoyance
Mogg = REDACTED Pete Tong = Wrong
The Event = DO NOT TRY TO TRANSLATE Her Majesty = The Queen
THE EVENT

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Index

A P
Armour.......................................................... 52 Party Anxiety................................................. 50
Party Encumbrance...................................... 55
B Party Manifesto Sheet.................................. 78
Bonk Chart.................................................... 72 Party Resolution Procedure Reference...... 70
Britbong Game Translations......................... 81 Party Resources............................................ 53
Party Stiff Upper Lip Table............................ 51
C
Character Classes Table.................................6 R
Character Creation......................................... 5 Random Tunnel Events................................. 59
Character Sheet............................................ 77 Random Tunnel Events Table....................... 58
Character Stats............................................... 5 Reaction Rolls............................................... 53
Cotch Activities............................................. 57 Rucks ............................................................. 52
Cotch Phase Procedure................................. 71
S
D Safe Zones..................................................... 57
d66 Random Tunnel Tables.......................... 73 Scavenging Roll............................................. 58
Self Improvement......................................... 53
E Stay Alert Roll............................................... 57
Encumbrance Table...................................... 56 Stiff Upper Lip Chart.................................... 72
Stuff .............................................................49
H Surprise......................................................... 52
Hello, Good Evening and Remain Indoors.... 2
Herd Immunity Roll...................................... 52 T
Themes and Safety Tools............................... 2
I The Party.........................................................4
Individual Encumbrance.............................. 55 The Resolution..............................................45
The Speaker.....................................................4
L The Underground Map................................. 79
Light .............................................................49 The Vote....................................................... 44
Tunnel Activities........................................... 56
M
Mates .............................................................49 V
Voting Procedure Reference........................ 70
N
Navigating the Tunnels................................. 56
Navigation Procedure.................................... 71
Navigation Roll.............................................. 56

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Credits
Writer, editor and layout - Panayiotis Lines
Art and Layout - Aled Lawlor of Anima Press
Printer-friendly Layout - Dre Jones of Lost Motion Assembly

Playtesters
Rob Hughes, Sean F Smith, Narök.

Inspiration & Acknowledgements

Proofreaders who wished to stay anonymous
My fam & and my brethren.
Me Tess
Worzel Gummidge
Gary Gygax & Dave Arneson who started this wild ride.

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Shadow of Mogg is a work of parody. Any reference to the truth is purely coincidental.

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