Keléstia Productions have published the 19th issue of Atlas Keléstia. It describes map square SHKN-H6 (Vârkenheim) and details an area on the coast of southern Hârbaal, including all of the settled parts of the kingdom of Ánvâl and of Sówidh thranáal in Géltheim.

This is a revised and updated version of a map square originally included in the Atlas Keléstia "Chélemby-Géltheim Folio", published in 2004. In addition to several corrections and an improved "vegetation & relief" layer, the revised map and text include two score new minor villages as well as expanded descriptions for most older entries. Some locations marked on the original map but omitted from the original text are now described, while some locations included in the original text but not shown on the map are now marked.

To learn more about Atlas Keléstia SHKN-H6 and to make a purchase, go to:
http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/shkn-h6

The Atlas Keléstia index can be viewed at:
http://www.kelestia.com/atlas

(Please note: If you purchased the "Chélemby-Géltheim Folio" folio after September 2008, you are entitled to a free copy of this revised map square. Check the downloads section of your account profile.)

Back into the wilderness...

Keléstia Productions have published the 18th issue of Atlas Keléstia. It describes map square SHKN-J4 (Welf) and details a rugged area in the wilderness of western Huriséa and the central Hârbáaler Alps. It includes small pieces of the Hârbáaler kingdoms of Lédenheim and Ketánia.

To learn more about Atlas Keléstia SHKN-J4 and to make a purchase, go to:
http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/shkn-j4

The Atlas Keléstia index can be viewed at:
http://www.kelestia.com/atlas

The Émel Gálani (Middle Straits) are the waters between the isle of Hârn and the Lýthian mainland. At their narrowest point, they are just 12 and 1/2 leagues across.

Numerous ships ply the routes through the straits, many connecting the port of Chèrafîr on the Hârnic isle of Mèlderýn to those on the mainland. Others pass between the coastal ports of Álagon, Emélrenè and Palíthanè, and beyond to locations farther north and south.

The renowned loremaster Fástred of Beréma has produced numerous charts used by the wealthier pilots and ship captains of the region.

Two versions of Master Fástred's charts are provided here: an ordinary or mundane version, which shows a selection of trade routes all at once, and a much more rare example which shows only those routes that the owner wishes to view at any given time. Only a very few of this second, magically endowed chart are in use. [Read more...]

Hark. Did someone say Emélrenè?

Keléstia Productions are happy to announce the publication of the 16th and 17th issues of Atlas Keléstia.

Combined these two issues describe map squares AX (Ârgonel) and A9 (Kálen) on the Shôrkýnè regional map, an area including the northwest coast of the kingdom of Emélrenè and parts of Quándas Bay. Gamemasters should find these maps useful when moving their campaigns from the islands of Mélderyn (which lies immediately to the west) and Hârn east to Emélrenè and the mainland of Lythia or perhaps to the northern lands of Chélemby, Hârbáal and Ivínia

To learn more about Atlas Keléstia SHKN-AX and A9 and to make a purchase, go to:
http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/shkn-ax

The Atlas Keléstia index can be viewed at:
http://www.kelestia.com/atlas

Keléstia Productions have published the 15th issue of Atlas Keléstia. It describes map square SHKN-H5 (Tázela) and details an area in the interior of southern Hârbaal, including most of Tázela thranáal in the sub-kingdom of Tónanby, as well as large wilderness portions of northern Géltheim and Ánvâl.

This is a revised and updated version to a map square originally included in the Atlas Keléstia "Chélemby-Géltheim Folio", published in 2004. In addition to an improved "vegetation & relief" layer, the revised map includes a dozen new minor villages. Several more peaks and rivers have been named, and some lesser wilderness trails added. Some locations marked on the original map but not included in the original text are now described.

To learn more about Atlas Keléstia SHKN-H5 and to make a purchase, go to:
http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/shkn-h5

The Atlas Keléstia index can be viewed at:
http://www.kelestia.com/atlas

(Please note: If you purchased the "Chélemby-Géltheim Folio" folio after September 2008, you are entitled to a free copy of this revised map. Check the downloads section of your account profile.)