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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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Ibonost Keep, COL #5666, 12 pages
Writers: Jonathan Nicholas, Brent Bailey
Ibonost is the easternmost outpost of the Kingdom of Kanday and stands in the shadow of the powerful Thardic Republic to the north. The picturesque river town was the first royal seat of Kanday and is of sentimental importance to the House of Kand. Separated from the rest of Kanday by vast stretches of forest, it remains a favorite summer residence of King Andasin IV. Ibonost is governed by a constable, Sir Burdas Kandry, a distant relative to the king.
Ibonost Keep describes the settlement’s history, government, religion, economics, and military forces. It includes color GM and player maps of the settlement and brief descriptions of many local craftsmen and other locations. The article also includes details and color floor plans of the royal hunting lodge that serves as the king’s summer residence.
Ibonost Keep describes the settlement’s history, government, religion, economics, and military forces. It includes color GM and player maps of the settlement and brief descriptions of many local craftsmen and other locations. The article also includes details and color floor plans of the royal hunting lodge that serves as the king’s summer residence.
Order of the Pia-Gardith, COL #4436, 10 pages
Writers: John Merrill, Joe Adams, Brent Bailey
The Order of the Pia-Gardith are Ilviran clerics dedicated to studying the Ivashu, the bizarre creatures spawned by their god, and to showing the world the glory of their deity by exposing them to his most wondrous creations. The order supplies Ivashu for combat or exhibition in the Pamesani arenas, where the creatures inspire awe and horror in thousands of spectators. Pia-Gardith clerics lead expeditions to Peran and Ternu Heath to capture or trade for suitable beasts and import other Ivashu from the Misyn region.
The Order of the Pia-Gardith article describes the order’s history and current situation, organization and practices, and notable personalities. It also includes details and color floor plans of the order’s home temple in Golotha.
The Order of the Pia-Gardith article describes the order’s history and current situation, organization and practices, and notable personalities. It also includes details and color floor plans of the order’s home temple in Golotha.
Order of Seafarer Ibenis, COL #4437, 10 pages
Writers: Daniel Krenzke, Brent Bailey
The Order of Seafarer Ibenis is named for the “Ferryman of Souls,” a figure in the mythos of the Ilviran faith who conveys the souls of the departed back to the creator at Araka-Kalai for rebirth. The order assists pilgrims traveling between western Hârn and Araka-Kalai, where Ilvir is said to dwell. It also transports Ivashu, the god’s bizarre creations, from Misyn to the Pamesani arenas in the Thardic Republic and Rethem. Itinerant clerics of the order seek to convert the living but also collect lost or wayward spirits to be sent to Ilvir to be cleansed and recycled as one of his many creations.
The Order of Seafarer Ibenis article describes the order’s history and current situation, organization and practices, and notable personalities. It also includes details and color floor plans of the order’s home temple in Shiran.
The Order of Seafarer Ibenis article describes the order’s history and current situation, organization and practices, and notable personalities. It also includes details and color floor plans of the order’s home temple in Shiran.