Swedish Roleplaying-games

Following the success of Drakar och Demoner, in 1984, the same company released a sci-fi game in an aftermath setting. The players played descendants of survivors of wars and a great plague, in a world slowly rebuilding. The rules were almost like that of 2nd/3rd edition Drakar och Demoner, replacing magic with mental powers and mutations and creating a future feudal Scandinavia.
One interesting fact is that although Mutant was written by Mikael Petersén and Gunilla Jonsson, only Mikael Petersén is mentioned as designer.
This game, Mutant, had a big problem; players very quickly got more powerful than a single nation. The players could aquire old technology from the forbidden zones, the radioactive wastelands, which normal people never knew existed. Otherwise the world was great fun to play in.
1986 an expansion set came, Mutant 2. The rules were more complex, especially concerning skills and combat, so complex that many gamers never fully used the combat rules or the new skill system. It simply took too long. Also, they managed, somehow, to change the "feeling" of the gameworld, from a society struggling to get back on it's feet to world full of technology and science, where everyone had a laserpistol and knew how to use it.

The Products

Product	Category	Year	Design	# pages
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Mutant	Basic rules	1984	Boxed	64, 48
Mutant 2	Rule expansion	1986	Boxed	80, 48, 16
Efter Ragnarök	Campaign module	1987	Boxed	80, 52
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I reptilmännens klor	Adventure	1985	A5	40
Järnringen	Adventure	1985	A5	44
Nekropolis (GD 1)	Adventure	1985	A5	40
Bris brygga (GD 2)	Adventure	1986	A5	64
Brännpunkt Hindenburg	Adventure	1988	G5	48
Katastrofens väktare	Adventure	1988	G5	64

GD = Grå döden