As many HarnWorld maps as I have, it is always handing to have another set of map keys! Their products are always top of the line.

The Harn Region, Kingdom, Atlas, City, Manor, and Wilderness maps are one of the MAIN reasons that I love the Harnworld line so much. Download this free map! You won't be disappointed.

Columbia Games has a wonderful policy of providing these free samples. Their products are chock full of valuable resource material, well-formatted, clean, crisp, and professional. The samples are a great way to familiarize yourself with one of the BEST game settings out there.

The Alienage is the foreigners' quarter of the city of Cherafir in the Kingdom of Melderyn. This map is best used with the Harnworld supplements City of Cherafir and Kingdom of Melderyn.

Just watching the layers appearing in the opened map is a pleasure. The details are consistent and follow the standard for cartography established across the entire Harnworld line.

A free player map supplement to accompany City of Coranan, This zoomable electronic map could be used by a Gamemaster for their own non-Harnworld setting, though it is best used as intended - for games set on Harn, in the city of Coranan, the capital of the Thardic Republic.

This and the Harn Region Map (also free) are a great way to introduce yourself to the world of Harn and it's publishing philosphy. Village of Roganter is included with six pages of text, two pages of economical data and maps of the village in both black & white and full colour.

Practically every Harnworld / Harnmaster gamer and Gamemaster has at least one of these maps in hardcopy. This iconic regional map covers the entire island of Harn and the surrounding smaller islands. Cities, settlements, countries and natural features are listed, along with locations of interest such as Gargun (Harnic orc) lairs, enigmatic ancient Earthmaster sites such as Telumar, Ridow, and so on. Terrain features, rivers, lakes, mountains, swamps and so on are displayed.

This electronic map has two advantages over the printed version: it is zoomable, and there are no worries about it getting torn or damaged by coffee stains. This is offset by the disadvantage that you cannot lay it out on a table like one of the printed maps.

Nonetheless, this amazing map is the best start for any games or Gamemaster wanting to enter the world of Harn.

This four-page article, titled Keys and Legends to the Maps of Hârnworld, provides detailed instructions on how to read both the interior and exterior maps used across the entire Harnworld range.

Harnworld has a bewildering range of maps, on the regional scale (e.g. the Harn Regional Map, the Ivinia Regional Map, the Lythia Continent Map and so on), the atlas scale (such as the labelled Atlas Maps available here, identified by grid references such as D9 and J5, and so on), the local scale (such as found in supplements such as Chyrefal Castle) and interior maps (which can be found in every location article). These maps are consistent, recording details such as the exterior and interior sizes of rooms, the locations of hidden and secret doors and traps, even floor and ceiling heights, in exactly the same way, with the precision of a professional draughtsman. This article allows you to interpret the maps, at every scale, across the entire Harnworld range.

The article can also be useful to any budding cartographer who wants to create detailed maps and diagrams for their own non-Harnworld settings, because they allow you to create consistent details applicable to any maps you design, whether for dungeons or for wilderness encounters.

Newcomers to Harnworld and Harnmaster might think that this is just another "gladiatorial arena" map and move on. However, this is not just any arena - this is the arena of the Pamesani Games in Shiran, the "City of Sins" in the Thardic Republic of Western Harn.

On its own, the map is useful to Gamemasters who could use it for gladiatorial games in their own settings; but this map is best used in conjunction with the Pamesani Games Harnworld supplement, and the Harnworld supplement City of Shiran, both of which can be purchased here separately. The Games supplement describes the culture of the Pamesani Games, and the city supplement puts the arena into its geographical context within the city and the greater Thardic Republic.

Other useful supplements include Republic of Tharda, for a detailed look at the Thardic Republic in which Shiran is based; the Ivashu Bestiary supplement, for a look at the beasts which fight in the arena (or Harnmaster Bestiary for a look at all the other beasts and monsters which can turn up); and Harnmaster Religion for a detailed look at both Agrik (whose Order of Pameshlu the Insatiable runs the Pamesani Games) and Ilvir (the god who dwells on Harn, and who spawns the Ivashu monsters which fight the gladiators.

Last, but by no means least, Harnmaster 3rd Edition - also available here on RPGNow - offers a detailed, ultrarealistic look at combat, in all its lethal glory, as well as character generation rules to allow you to create characters to fight in this arena.

However, if all you want is a quick, instant map of a gladiatorial arena for your own setting, this is one of the most detailed maps of its kind going. The beauty of this map is that you can use it for any system you like.

As with the whole Hârn-Line this is an outstanding product. If you love "reality" and detail in a low-fantasy setting - then this is your product. Even if you don't play HârnMaster or on Hârn itself it can easily adapted to your own setting. In any case this sampler is free so you have nothing to loose to give it a try - and if you get hooked on it like I did over 30 years ago then you realize you have found a treasure.

Good reading and happy gaming!

The Harn PDFS are so convienent in a hectic life, they allow me to bring my table or laptop wherever I go instead of tons of books and still have what I need to run or play my game. The harn map is a worthy resource for Harn or other games. Need a campaign map for Battletech Here you go, need a instant location for your world hopping team. Done. And if you are interested in a high quality game setting for Fantasy RP, Harn is one of the best and most consistent game settings around. High quality work and maps that beat every other company years ago, and are still top line today. The map magnifies to about 450 percent before I see any image degradation and is still usuable to around 600 percent. As a pdf it does not bend, crease or get coffee stains and for right now its free. Even at the normal 10 bucks its a grand deal.

This detailed map of "Misty Isle" is both beautiful and informative. Grid and hex based calculation is available and many of the grid squares are further detailed in separately sold files. There's also separately sold HarnDex document, where most of the markings on the map are explained. And whether you go deeper in world of Harn or not, this is still a great map.

Even at 800% zoom I get readable resolution on a highly detailed map. Harn didn't disappointment in the 80's when I bought the hard copies, and the PDF doesn't diappoint in the 21st century.

A very good adventure which can be done in one session.

The actual adventure are only a few pages, but you get more material like detailed description of a village and npc's, a map of the village and a really good map of a small cave system. The players are free in their approach on solving the issue and the GM is getting guidelines, motivations and information instead of a pre-planned story to follow. It even contains examples and explanations of different outcomes and hooks for further adventuring / follow ups.

However, I was a bit disappointed because I was expecting more of a mystery or interaction with other npc's to solve an abduction or something similar. In fact you get mostly a dungeoncrawl. As it is very well done and a good introduction I will give 5 stars nevertheless. Although the price is very high when you are considering it is meant as an introductory module. Many publishers are giving similar modules away for free. The difference is, however, that you can use the village description later in your game.

Everybody in roleplaying games has to start somewhere - typically somewhere bucolic, a bit isolated from the outside world.

Tolkien had his Shire. Harn has Minarsas Castle and environs, including sleepy Lothlarny in the north and Runuld in the east. Minarsas is a semi-isolated fiefdom to the east of the Kingdom of Kaldor, the big "default good kingdom" of Harn.

This 40-page article has all the legendary meticulous attention to detail which has characterised every Harn product since the first articles appeared on the market. Interior and exterior maps and plans are included, and no detail is skimped, from the local characters (the fourteen-year-old would-be adventuress; her comatose mother who may, or may not, be being poisoned to keep her under; the local swaggering bully of a Laranian priest whom you know is only there for the characters to beat up later on, once they've beefed up their abilities with a few adventures notched into their belts ...) to the ancient abandoned Khuzan kyg (abandoned Dwarf mine) to the squabbling Guilds and the annual Wool Fair (and the shenanigans that can happen there).

In all, this article is a forty page catalyst designed to shove starter player characters down the road to High Adventure on Harn.