Medieval Cities

January 23, 2009

For all you GMs out there, here are two historical English medieval city maps. One is Conwy in Wales presented in jpeg while the other is a layered pdf of Exeter showing its numerous religious institutions.

by Mike St. Pierre

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Inns & Temples

January 6, 2009

For some years several articles were available on the now defunct HarnMaster.net site. These four are two temples and two inns. These are all short (most only two page) write-ups of: The Menekod Temples of Larani and Peoni, the Queen Arelora Inn, Quivum, and the Silver Way Inn, Kiban. The inn articles contain scanned hand drawn maps of the inns, the temples are mapped using Mappa Harnica. These articles are many years old. The inns have been re-formatted and had some typing errors corrected. The Peonian Temple has been slightly expanded in order to fill two pages.

by Neil Thompson

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Irkhar Kyg

January 6, 2009

Irkhar Kyg is an ancient Khuzdul mine and trading post beneath what is now Gardiren Castle. In a unique twist, Irkhar Kyg is shown not as it is in 720TR, but as it was at its height in 700BT before the Battle of Sorrows, allowing GMs to use the article somewhere else with little or no modification. The article includes a mini-adventure, “The Cellar Job”, and an entire page of suggested adventure hooks. Maps by Thomas Shook.

by Kerry Mould

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Ridow Local Map

January 5, 2009

This archive file only contains a map, nothing else, that an unknown cartographer created for part of Ridow, the Earthmaster site buried beneath the waves off the southern coastline of Melderyn. It was apparently available from CGI’s HârnPage at one time, but appears to have been removed. If the author of this map would come forward, proper attribution will be given.

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Greatclans of Kanday

January 4, 2009

Part 2 of 2 in the series Greatclans

This set of family trees is intended primarily as an aid to people desiring to develop location articles for Kanday in conjunction with the Electronic Atlas of Kanday published by Columbia Games Inc.  To facilitate such an effort, a list of references is included with each great clan.

by Jonathan Nicholas

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