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HârnQuest is a collection of Hârn articles released 4 times a year. Each issue is approximately 32 pages and includes articles about Hârnic kingdoms, cities, castles, history, creatures, and more. New Atlas Hârnica maps are also sent to HârnQuest subscribers as they are released.

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HârnQuest 86 – Summer 2026

Hutheng Island
Written by Jonathan Davidson, Brent Bailey, Aloysius L’Chomas
(32 pages, COL #5155)

Hutheng is a large volcanic island in the Sea of Itikir off the most northwesterly part of Ivinia. To many, it is the edge of the known world, a land of wilderness and ice surrounding a chain of volcanoes. The north side of the island is home to nomadic Yarili tribesmen whose ancestors first settled the island more than a thousand years ago. By the 4th century TR, Ivinian colonists had established settlements on Hutheng, mostly along the southern coast. Today, residents of those settlements eke out a living from whaling, sealing, fishing, and hunting, supported by mining and subsistence farming. Foremost among the settlements are Inlevik and Yafors, whose ruling clans pay tribute to Menglana’s King Hlanakar III of Clan Stahler.
 
Hutheng’s inhabitants are under pressure from several directions. It is widely known that the King of Rogna, an island kingdom to the south, wishes to annex Hutheng and is planning to attack this year. Meanwhile, the ruling clans of the island’s two major settlements have an uneasy relationship and factions of the Agrikan Church are seeking to exert their influence over the island.
This article gives an overview of the history, terrain, flora & fauna, points of interest, and living conditions on Hutheng. There are also two in-depth sections detailing the settlements of Inlevik and Yafors, including their history, government, religion, economics, and military forces. Both settlements have color GM and player maps, brief descriptions of many local craftsmen and other locations of interest, and descriptions and floor plans for important buildings. There is also a four-page section covering the Agrikan temple complex at the foot of Mt. Geravek, Hutheng’s most active volcano.
 
This article supplements other Columbia Games products, including Kingdom of Menglana and Kingdom of Rogna.
 Atlas Hârnica Map H10, I10, J10, K10, L10: Gulf of Ederwyn
Map by John Southgate (COL #5000-H10-I10-J10-K10-L10)
This Atlas Hârnica map covers five squares in the turbulent Gulf of Ederwyn. Notable features include Gyzem Island, the purported location of Ridow, a fabled Earthmaster site. The map also covers the southern coastline of the Horadir region, including Cape Horab, Hârn’s most southerly headland. These atlas squares supplement other Columbia Games products, including Pilots’ Almanac, HârnMaster Barbarians, and Kingdom of Melderyn.

HârnQuest 85 – Spring 2026

Cosyuh Keep

Written by Jonathan Davidson (18 pages, COL #5704)

Cosyuh is a royal keep in Melderyn, held for King Chunel by Sir Denyl Hilbern, Sheriff of Elorin. The sheriff ’s feudal obligations are directly to the king, but he also reports to the Chancellor for legal affairs and the Exchequer Royal for matters of taxation and revenue. Sir Denyl represents the king in the shire, ensuring that the king’s law is upheld and his revenue is collected.
Cosyuh sits on the Genin Trail, a busy trade route, and has numerous inns and craftsmen to support the traffic. Royal assizes (courts) are held four times a year. Fairs are timed to coincide with the spring and autumn moots, bringing the town maximum benefit from the many people attending the sheriff ’s courts.
This article describes the settlement’s history, government, religion, economics, and military forces. It includes color GM and player maps of the settlement, detailed descriptions and floor plans for the keep, and brief descriptions of many local craftsmen and other locations of interest. It also has a four-page expansion of the Hooded Raven Inn, a large establishment of ancient origins with a clientele that ranges from merchants and scholars to teamsters and pilgrims.
This article supplements other Columbia Games products, including Kingdom of Melderyn and a number of nearby settlement articles.

Masons’ Guild

Written by Jonathan Davidson, Rick Ivansek, Brent Bailey (14 pages, COL #4818)

Masons are responsible for the design, construction, and repair of most permanent stone structures in the Hârnic realms, including civic buildings, castles, fortifications, bridges, and temples. The Masons’ Guild is among the most powerful and respected craft guilds. Its influence is particularly strong in urban centers, where it plays a leading role in shaping civic development and public works.
This article describes the organization and activities of the Masons’ Guild and its place in Hârnic society. Includes information about masonry as an occupation, legal and financial matters, and topics related to the establishment and operation of workshops and quarries. Two sample guild locations are detailed, a quarry that produces ornamental limestone and the workshop of a mason who specializes in statuary, architectural sculpture, and the production of lime mortar.

Atlas Hârnica Map K9: Horadir

Map by John Southgate (COL #5000-K9)

This Atlas Hârnica map covers the western central coast of the Horadir region, home to the nomadic Hodiri tribal nation. The map also covers the southeastern corner of Belna Island in the Gulf of Ederwyn.
This atlas map supplements other Columbia Games products, including HârnMaster Barbarians.

Atlas Hârnica Map L9: Horadir

Map by John Southgate (COL #5000-L9)

This Atlas Hârnica map covers the central core of the Horadir region, an extensive woodland plain in the southeast of Hârn. The region is dominated by the Hodiri tribal nation but claimed as Dyriamarch by the Melderyni Earl of Elorin, who occasionally sends scouts and punitive expeditions into the region from Laket. This atlas map supplements other Columbia Games products, including HârnMaster Barbarians.