December 9th, 2010
This fine map could be used in any setting, but it represents Keron Island off the eastern coast of Hârn, in the Sea of Ivae. The ruin named Nehurva represents an abandoned fishing village belonging to the ancient Pagaelin when they were fisher-folk on the east coast, prior to the Migration Wars. When, where, and how Nehurva was destroyed is left to your imagination. The iron mine was used by the Orbaalese during their occupation of the island in 704TR, when they constructed Balhafen, and was abandoned in 707 when Balhafen was destroyed by a freak storm. Lake Yvan is a tidal lake.
by Oddgeir Drevdal
January 18th, 2011
This map from the coast of Ivinia (G3) covers Durgumlund, the thraanal of clan Durgum, and Amavik, the seat of their thran.
by Oddgeir Drevdal
February 2nd, 2011
A topographic map (Map Square H10) of the island of Gyzem, where the Earthmaster site of Ridow (qv) is located.
by Oddgeir Drevdal
February 20th, 2016
This 12 page article expands and adds to the city entries for the second edition Coranan article from CGI. Coranan Additions provides new inhabitants of the city tying into the existing articles and offering many new adventure hooks including the Agrikan street war. With villages and layout by Brent Bailey, plus art by Richard Luschek, Coranan Additions is a must have for adventuring in Harn’s largest city.
by Matt Roegner
June 5th, 2009
Once more, Kerry Mould has added value to existing official products by expanding the descriptions for the Jmorvian Chantry at Glenoth. With floorplans (by Patrick Nilsson) of the basement, first, second, and third floors, plus out-buildings, and descriptions of some of the lesser inhabitants of the chantry, this 6pp expansion with give you all you need to use this special chantry.
by Kerry Mould
January 15th, 2012
Gargun Edition
Friends, Foes & Followers is a GM resource that uses a common format for presenting 2 pages of information about a character. The characters can be used in any way the GM sees fit; likely NPC opponents, possibly helpers, or even as PCs for an atypical Harn campaign, making these resources no GM should be without. With excellent artwork by Richard Luschek, and masterful editing by Brent Bailey and Kerry Mould, this instalment contains:
- a cunning Gargu-viasal king who hunts Khuzdul with a passion
- a sadistic Gargu-hyeka king
- a brutal “religious” Gargu-hyeka king
- a voracious Gargu-araki queen
- a scheming Garg-hyeka queen with a powerful aid
- a rebellious Gargu-khanu amazon who leads her own “hive”
- a stalwart and honor-bound Gargu-kyani amazon
- a psychotic Gargu-viasal berzerker
- a Gargu-kyani “dog-whisperer” who prefers the company of his dogs to other gargun
- a successful Gargu-khanu gladiator of the Pamensani games
- a crafty Gargu-araki and brains of a familiar duo
- a hulking idiot of a Gargu-khanu and boom companion to an Araki
- a reclusive Fyvrian mage with unconvential plans for gargun
- a “civilized” Gargu-araki “son” of the Fyvrian mage
- a monstrous Gargu aberrant with a mysterious past and a tragic future
- 15 pages of character illustrations
- a companion four page article of magical gargun artifacts
FFF13 is intended to be part of Kerry Mould’s excellent FFF series. Therefore, an updated FFF index is provided, the headers have been set to match the color scheme, and a 15 page PDF with just character illustrations are provided for use.
Why gargun? My first answer is “Because it hasn’t been done yet!” The second answer is “13 seems an auspicious number for gargun.” When I was first introduced to Harn, I wasn’t impressed with some of the more traditional elemenets; elves, dwarves, and orcs. But over the years I’ve grown to appreciate the odious and vile species Harnians call “Foulspawn.” My intent is not to take up the cry of “Orcs are people, too!” but rather to present a unique cast of Gargun who rise above the common sword fodder. I hope to present execptional, or at least memorable, foes and possibly even “friends”, to inflict upon the inhabitants of Harn. I hope you enjoy!
by Shawn Bond
June 12th, 2017
When an individual becomes a satia-mavari shek-p’var (a journeyman mage), they will often forget the simple spells they learned and used as a mavari. But there may be a place for them in a mage’s repertoire.
This 78 page article contains over 70 small, slightly useful spells for any who care to make use of them in creative and innovative ways. Need the milk cooled? Chill it. Tired of washing the windows the old fashioned way; Clean it, or maybe Dust it. The master poking holes in the toe of his sock? Stitch it.
by Joseph McCallum
April 1st, 2018
Two spell books converted from The Burning Wheel RPG to HârnMaster format; the Eustace Grimoire and The Delorem Book of Songs. The latter could be a Sindarin artefact and to successfully cast these spells, the Singing skill should be used in place of the skill of the individual spell.
by Justin McLeod
January 16th, 2011
This map covers the J10 section of the Hârn map and includes Shata Island in the Gulf of Ederwyn. An additional feature, Eder’s Toe (a rocky reef to the south-east of Shata) has been added and is based on Rockall, a remote rocky islet in the North Atlantic.
by Oddgeir Drevdal
March 9th, 2017
The achievements of sixteen major knights of Rethem who are the bailiffs or constables of keeps, holding these strongholds for the great clans of the kingdom. Others are sheriffs/constables appointed by the king. This rascally bunch also includes several knights holding the largest number of manors in the kingdom outside of the great clans.
by Matthew Roegner
