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A classic fantasy world, Hârn continues to distinguish itself as a setting of unique detail, depth, and excellence. Review Originally Published October 9th, 2001 Hârn is a fantasy world created by N.R. Crossby and first published in 1983 by Columbia Games. In 1990, a second edition of HârnWorld (which is being reviewed here) was released, including: HârnWorld: A 64-page booklet – including the articles Hârn, Kethira, and Lythia — serving as a general introduction to the campaign setting. Harndex: The “Master Index for Hârn”, an 80-page booklet serving as the specific source material for the campaign setting. (Although referred to as an “index”, it is probably easier to describe it as an “abridged” encyclopedia. Entries are arranged alphabetically, with short articles discussing each entry.) Map: A full-color poster map of the campaign setting. Since then, Hârn has been supported with a variety of supplements (all of which are kept in print by Columbia) and its own rule system…

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