Harn Religious Calendar

Harnic Christmas

An elderly Jarin toymaker from Leriel comes to Geldeheim, carrying sacks of toys which he hopes to take aboard ship to Thay and sell. The party helps him to realize that he will not get to Thay before spring, and maybe not at all. King Alegar has imposed "temporary" punitive taxes on Jarin goods in harsh reprisal for a recent brawl. The old toymaker decides to give all his toys away to local ch...   [click here for more]

HarnMaster Core Rules [BUNDLE]

HârnMaster Magic
The Ancient & Esoteric Orders of the Shek-Pvar have existed on Melder...   [click here for more]

Tomes and Scrolls

This article describes influential and interesting books and other written works that may be found in a Hârnic campaign.

Different versions of a written work arise when they are translated into a new language/script, or are heavily edited to ensure greater appeal to a specific group. Some versions may omit original material; some add new material. Original and later versions ...   [click here for more]

Fyvria Expansion (Pages 7 to 12)

A compendium of spells, lore, and experiment notes assembled by Theron of Yisgaraen during his ill-fated expedition with Bognor of Barth to the Anoth Delta. Theron was the sole survivor of the journey which has come to be known as Bognor's Folly (see HârnPlayer). Contains 11 new Fyvrian spells. THERON'S LARDER (I) LURE OF THE FALCON (II) BEASTLY BURDEN (II) LOVE PERFUME (...   [click here for more]

Order of Mamaka, Master of Steel

The Order of Mamaka, Master of Steel, is the most politically powerful clerical order in the Hârnic church of Agrik, the evil god of war and violence. The order's grandmaster is the Agrikan church's highest representative on Hârn and the order's control over the Hârnic church is threatened by the other Agrikan orders.

The Order of Mamaka reveres weaponcrafting and alch...   [click here for more]

Peoni: Irreproachable Order

The Irreproachable Order is the clerical order for men in the Peonian Church. Its basic mission is to ease hardship in the lives of the poor and afflicted through agriculture and healing. The Irreproachable Order also seeks to combat the mental and spiritual causes of illness, a specialization that addresses the needs of those who are soul-sick, accursed, or possessed. In addition to covering t...   [click here for more]

Aquatics

Bestiary Article

Mariners oft tell tales of ferocious beasts they have faced, whilst plying their trade. It is rumored that terrors such as the wrecan and daranog guard the skeletons of sunken ships.

Gigantic whales are killed for their ivory, blubber and oil but, occasionally, the hunters are the victims. The smaller dolphins are dashing friends of all sailors since...   [click here for more]

Birds

Birds (Bestiary article)
Birds are ubiquitous across Hârn and familiar to all. They are found in cities and keeps, in fields and hedgerows, in the wilds, forests, mountains, and shores. They range in size from the small wren with a wingspan of six inches to the northern eagle, which reaches nearly 20 feet tip to tip.

This bestiary article describes how birds are used b...   [click here for more]

Dogs

Bestiary Article

Dogs play an important role among all levels of Lythian society. They are companions, trackers, guards, shepherds, fighters, and friends.

There are four broad classes of Lythian dogs. Dogs are selectively bred by dog trainers to preserve and propagate the best traits. Most dogs are of mixed parentage; those specially bred to type are expensive and ra...   [click here for more]

Ghosts

Bestiary Article

Ghosts features rules for manifestations allowing ghosts to scare the life out of the living.

Ivashu

Bestiary Article

Ivashu are creatures of Ilvir, known as the Fatherless Multitude by the faithful, or the Accursed Beasts of the Barren Circle by non-believers. Ilvir creates the Ivashu at Araka-Kalai, making use of a limited number of souls over and over again. Some Ivashu are fairly common, because they have proved most adaptable to survival, or because they are the easies...   [click here for more]

Tawedog

The "Old Ones of the Forest" are one of the most elusive and mysterious of the sentient species of the Misty Isle of Hârn. They once ranged throughout the primeval Peran region but today are rare even among the dense forests of the northern coastal plain.

Taller than a man by more than half, a Tawedog's rangy frame is covered in stringy, ruddy brown hair tinged blue-green with mos...   [click here for more]

Zhura (Fungi)

Zhura (pl. Zhuran) is the Khuzan name for mushroom, a staple of their diet. It has come to be used in human society as a general name for predatory fungi that require animal protein and/or minerals to reproduce.

Tournaments

Tournaments is a Military article.

The tournament is a martial sport that demonstrates the strength and skill of a knight in battle. In its present form, it comprises the Melee, in which groups of mounted knights engage in battle on a field, and the Joust, which is a contest between two mounted knights, armed with lance and shield.

Tournaments have been held for as l...   [click here for more]

HarnManor

Hârnmanor

HârnManor includes 4 generated manors and rules to create your own. Fully compatible with HârnMaster or any rules system.

Villages
Rules to generate useful, realistic Hârnic villages, populated with a variety of serfs, freeholders, and craftsmen.

Household
Rules to populate the lord's household. For most lo...   [click here for more]

Kubora Tribe

Barbarians Tribe

The Kubora are the tribal people who inhabit the Peran wilderness of northwestern Hârn. The civilized folk of western Hârn these ancient, complex people as an unpredictable primal force, as likely to torture a traveler as to welcome them.

This article is the original tribal article for the Kuboran tribe taken from HârnMaster Barbarians. ...   [click here for more]

Innkeepers

In honor of the new upcoming release from Columbia Games, for HârnWorld, Inns of Harn. Innkeepers, an article detailing the workings of inns and taverns is avaialble for free for a limited time. 

INNKEEPER
Throughout western Lythia, the Innkeepers' Guild has a monopoly over the operation of inns and taverns. The masters of this guild are mostly ...   [click here for more]

Fishing

Fishing is an unguilded occupation.

The fishing article details the fisherman's methods and equipment as well as the common types of fish and methods of preservation.

Fishing has great economic and social importance to all coastal communities. The sea provides raw materials such as whale oil, mother of pearl, and ambergris.

Fishermen are unguilded and the majority a...   [click here for more]

Potions

Potions are found all over Lythia, in markets and fairs, on the shelves of apothecaries and physicians, in castles and in hovels. Some potions are well-known, but perhaps only in one region. Others are rare because they are difficult to prepare, have a short shelf life, or include rare or illegal ingredients. Magical effects are claimed for some potions, but most are intended as common rem...   [click here for more]

Atlas Map C6

Atlas Hârnica map C6 covers the northwestern coast of the Kingdom of Rethem. The map covers a number of major settlements, including Tormau, held by Earl Denyl Lynnaeus, the most dangerous and powerful rival of Rethem's King Chafin III; Bedenes, held by the Warriors of Mameka and the base of that Agrikan fighting order's campaigns against the Kuboran tribes; Ithiko, birthplace of the Morg...   [click here for more]

Atlas Map D8

Atlas Hârnica map D8 includes Dunir Keep and the vast Ternu Heath.

Atlas Map E8

Atlas Hârnica map E8 includes Kanday's largest city, Aleath and the royal seat of Dyrisa.

Atlas Map J4

Atlas Hârnica map J4 covers northern Kaldor, including Baseta, Bidow, Setrew, Tonot, and Yeged keeps. The region to north of this settled area is controlled by Taelda barbarians.

Atlas Map J6

Atlas Hârnica map J6 covers southwestern Kaldor and parts of Evael, the Elven Kingdom. Jedes Keep is the only major civilized area. South of the Osel River lies a large area known as the Oselmarch, claimed by Kaldor, but controlled by Pagaelin tribesmen. Pagaelin villages are named and located on the map along with the native names of lakes and rivers. The impassable Tuleme Falls and vast...   [click here for more]