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Are not these woods more free from peril.

Keléstia Productions are pleased to announce the publication of Atlas Keléstia #41.

This issue describes map square L6 (Gadélken) on the Shôrkýnè regional map, an area in southern Huriséa. The region is mostly wilderness ranged by Kádelin Quârphic tribal folk, but it includes more than a dozen manors along the Tîrga and Gadél rivers, most of them within the Huriséan principality of Ogéned. Although there is currently peace amongst the settlements, there is unrest among the Quârph causing many of the tribemen to migrate southwest into Shôrkýnè .

To learn more about Atlas Keléstia SHKN-l6 and to make a purchase, go to: http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/shkn-l6

The Atlas Keléstia index can be viewed at http://www.kelestia.com/atlas,
or see the list of issues at http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/list.

Where the hills are fog and the rivers are mists.

Keléstia Productions are pleased to announce the publication of Atlas Keléstia #40.

This issue describes map square LX (Sútvik) on the Ivínia regional map, an area in Wúbena, the fjord-ridden section of southeastern Ivínia that lies on the Lythian mainland. It includes thranáalen in the kingdoms of Járenmark and Séldenbàal.

To learn more about Atlas Keléstia IVAE-LX and to make a purchase, go to: http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/ivae-lx

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

That every eye which in this forest looks.

Keléstia Productions are pleased to announce the publication of Atlas Keléstia #39.

This issue describes map square K4 (Kótrùn) on the Shôrkýnè regional map, an area in the wilderness of western Huriséa on the fringe of the central Hârbáaler Alps. The region is chiefly the range of Quârphic tribal folk, but Yârla pilgrims also pass through, visiting sites held by the Járind a millennium ago.

To learn more about Atlas Keléstia SHKN-K4 and to make a purchase, go to: http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/shkn-k4

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

With SHKN K4 (Kótrùn), we also mark the collection of a second bundle of a contiguous Atlas Keléstia squares -- Folio 2: Lédenheim, W. Huriséa & Tîrgólis. If you have not previously purchased any of these nine squares, you can now obtain them all at a reduced price.

For murder, though it have no tongue, will speak.

Keléstia Productions are pleased to announce the publication of Atlas Keléstia #38.

This issue describes map square C8 (Chánsa) on the Shôrkýnè regional map, an area on the northwest coast of the kingdom of Shôrkýnè that includes all or part of four baronies in the county of Bódoe. Although much of the square is part of the Sea of Iváe -- traversed by ships sailing between Chélemby to the northeast and Emélrenè and Mélderyn to the southwest -- it includes two keeps and 40 manors. The topic of strange deaths is prevalent near the two keeps.

To learn more about Atlas Keléstia SHKN-C8 and to make a purchase, go to: http://www.kelestia.com/atlas/shkn-c8

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

We are pleased to announce the first of the Venârivè Almanac Series, which supports Venârivè: Northwestern Lýthia.

Býria: the Holy Matriarchy provides an overview of this unique realm on the southern coast of the Venârian Sea. Býria is a mysterious theocratic matriarchy both feared and reviled by outsiders. It is a powerful empire which seeks to expand its control to the south and its influence more widely.

The module also includes a 13-page article on Slavery in Venârivè which provides the first comprehensive description of this important aspect of life in Venârivè.

Find out more about this new supplement here: Býria: the Holy Matriarchy.