Establishing a new settlement is a good objective to have for a campaign that seeks to deliver some low-level fantasy roleplaying. There are a lot of problems to overcome before the first settler even arrives; where is a good site, what are the neighbours like, what’s the local water supply and many other challenges. The local flora and fauna (including tribesmen and gargun) can complicate matters, and an Earthmaster ruin in your backyard could spoil your whole day! If you set your campaign in Kaldor, where are the good spots to put the new settlement? Read on for a shire by shire discussion…
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Bifyrd-Feron
Two convention-style adventures. You will need the Bifyrd-Feron article as well.
Downloads From The Past
- Thonahexus 14Thonahexus 14 has arrived and this issue includes contributions from Hârnic authors old and new. We have a good mix of fiction and game resources.
- Tome of CantripsCantrips are simple Shek-Pvar spells of no great effect, learned and used by apprentices.
- BalhafenBalhafen, on Keron Island, is an excellent natural harbour that hosted the doomed Ivinan fleet that set out to sack Thay.
- Selvos – More PeopleAlthough Selvos is available from CGI, there is a significant amount of additional information available from the author. This expansion covers the people of the town and the surrounding land.
- Bestiary: Demons and Divine ServantsThis 13 page bestiary article provides general information on demons, divine servants, and other dwellers on Yashain. In addition, details are provided for the 8 types of V'hir and two types of Gytevsha.
- Menêma – Hèpekéria’s Maritime CrossroadsWe are pleased to publish the first of four Regional Maps and Gazetteers for the sub-continent of Hèpekéria. The first of these is Menêma – Hèpekéria’s Maritime Crossroads. This publication covers the Kingdoms of Menêma, Dýsor, Geména and Vítho, and the wild lands of Dálani. It also outlines the Númec lands of the Lawâta and […]
- Thonahexus 1The premier issue of Thonahexus, a fanzine dedicated to the world of Hârn.