BARONETS 1
“Just because they have some land and money, more than
most knights, they seem to think they are noble! Bloody up-
pity knights are all they are.” – Sir Ernald Julor Baron of Ohe-
tis, talking about baronets in the company of Sir Ashenan Dunat
at the King’s court in Dyrisa whilst in drink.
Baronet’s and the baronetcies they maintain (which al-
most always include a well-fortified manor house) only exist
de facto, not de jure. That is, they're commonly referred to
but not officially recognised, though that may change in the
next hundred years or so.
Baronet’s have existed in feudal societies for several
hundred years, particularly on mainland Lythia. Although
it’s unclear when the title was first used, it’s believed to
originate from the Trierzon region C.200. Whilst not an of-
ficial title, the term “baronet” has been in common use on
Hârn since at least the Baronial Revolt of 599-603 in Kaldor
(the earliest documented use on the isle) and probably be-
fore, although records remain incomplete.
Baronet's or 'little barons' are those rich knights, typically
holding several manors, who can afford to knight all their
children, not just the heirs. Another way of defining it would
be those lords who can maintain or raise from their vassals a
squadron of knights and company of foot but not maintain a
keep. This is often far higher than their feudal obligation and
is typically a mix of men-at-arms and yeomen for the foot
and medium horse for the knights, including fief holders,
heirs, huntsmen and relatives. There might be a score of bar-
onets in Kaldor (which has more than any other Hârnic
kingdom) though the number is not exact. Other feudal na-
tions number about a dozen baronets each.
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Baronets represent a tricky thing for their lieges. On the
one hand they’re more politically and militarily powerful
than their other followers, often with that power concentrat-
ed within one or two neighbouring hundreds. As such, they
must be handled with some care, even by the more powerful
magnates with more influence spread over greater distances
(where they don’t have other concerns to occupy them), in a
less concentrated manner.
On the other hand, baronets are invariably wealthy and
well-equipped knights able to summon significant military
aid. They form a natural leadership cadre should the peer
have cause to raise their banners, acting as natural lieuten-
ants to their lieges, whose authority is rarely questioned by
lesser knights. This greatly simplifies the military structure
and mitigates a significant weakness of feudal musters, re-
ducing political jockeying for position (though it can be re-
gardless of military skill). They are a potential source of
wealth, either directly or more commonly by hosting their
liege and his entourage for part of the year, greatly lessening
costs to his household.
Feudal overlords have traditionally managed these sub-
jects in two complementary ways. One, they are given a
great deal of latitude to follow their lieges interest in a re-
gion, with great autonomy provided feudal obligations are
met. Two, they often marry into greater clans, generally
through their daughters, at all levels, providing strong famil-
ial bonds with their lords.
Politically and socially, baronets tend to be heavily in-
vested in local politics at the hundred and shire level where
they wield significant power since their holdings tend to be
concentrated. More than one sheriff has regretted crossing
one of these “little barons”. They are less involved with na-
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tional politics, though there are exceptions, as capitals tend
to be more distant from their powerbases and more true
magnates are active. They don’t tend to form political or so-
cial blocks with other baronets, rather following their lieges
or their own interests.
Whilst younger male offspring of baronets can expect to
be knighted and often are (or are exchanged as squires with
other households, with much the same results), they aren’t
always employed afterwards. Some find places in the reti-
nues of their lieges or by joining a church or fighting order.
Others end up managing the family fiefs as bailiffs or retain-
ers. Most, however, are sent into the world with a good
sword, a stout steed and best wishes. They often find em-
ployment as mercenaries, in standing armies, or even as ad-
venturers! They are a good source of fighting men should the
family ever need to recall them, though they often have any
needed troops to hand serving on their lands where they can
be mustered more swiftly. More successful members can
look forward to returning to their ancestral halls to serve in
some capacity, perhaps as bailiffs or stewards. Daughters
often serve as ladies-in-waiting in various households before
being married off for political advantage. Those females who
do become knights often do so directly through the family in
question, the church or a fighting order. They are rarely ex-
changed as squires and generally show uncommon determi-
nation to pursue this path.
The settled east
The settled east of Hârn contains a number of baronet-
cies, partly due to the age of the kingdoms and partly the
result of a number of dynastic marriages and political
manoeuvring. Tables showing the baronetcies in each king-
dom are below.
Kaldor
There are more baronets in Kaldor than any other king-
dom on Hârn and they include some of the largest estates on
the island. Many are the result of dynastic intrigues. Most
baronets maintain townhouses in Tashal and sometimes oth-
er population centres as well. They are some of the wealthi-
est and most powerful families in the land and could be cru-
cial in determining the next monarch. Two of the contenders
for the throne, Maldan Harabor and Conwan Elendsa, could
be considered baronets in their own right. They make up a
significant number of the sheriffs in the kingdom.
Royal baronets, such as Maldan and Conwan, often have
their holdings origins either as minor (but favoured) mem-
bers of the Royal family (such as Conwan) or as bastards
(such as Maldan) granted lands from the Royal domain to
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support them. They are often younger holdings than more
traditional baronetcies and tend to hold additional titles, of-
fices, influence and power than other baronets. Should lines
of succession not be clear, they frequently form competing
factions for the throne. The losers of these contests are usual-
ly forfeit their lives as well as their lands.
The Kobarney’s of Fethael Hundred form the local oppo-
sition to the powerful Baron of Getha, who is also Sheriff of
Nephshire. The Kobarneys have significant holdings near
Getha and work to increase their own power, which he
views as a threat. Though the baron has enormous influence
with the local church, where his half-brother serves as Re-
blena of the Lady of Paladins sword chapter, the Kobarneys
descend from two minor (unofficial) Laranian saints, gaining
them great latitude. They also use their relationship to their
liege, the Baron of Uldien and his liege, the Earl of Balim
(himself a rival of Getha), to provide themselves political
cover for their activities.
Some of the hundred bailiffs have become heritable posi-
tions in Kaldor; this is not found elsewhere on Hârn. These
occupy a more nebulous position as baronets. On the one
hand, they are clearly wealthy and powerful enough to
maintain the trappings of a baronet. Indeed, as Bailiff of the
Hundred, they hold more local power than is typical, even
for a baronet. On the other hand, they could be dismissed
from their position, at least in theory, with the loss of those
manors that would make them baronets, even if this is un-
likely. They can prove a significant headache for the local
sheriff. For most practical purposes they can be considered
the same as other baronets, though they will have additional
sources of income, are likely to employ more professional
staff, such as litigants and scribes and have more men-at-
arms present at their primary seat.
Sir Dormer Rathval is a typical baronet. He inherited six
years ago from his father, Obit, who died in a Pagaelin am-
bush whilst travelling to Thay. He holds Dantry Manor in
Chyle Hundred, Balimshire, from Shebra. It is a rich and
long-settled fief of almost 2’000 acres and Sir Rathval main-
tains a lavish household. A keen hunter, Sir Dormer main-
tains his nephew, Sir Obiit, as a knight-retainer and hunts-
man. His own twin adult sons (Dexter and Sinistral) were
recently knighted after squiring in the sheriff’s household.
The twins are close and expressed a desire to serve with the
army of the Oselmarch to avenge their grandfather, a request
Sir Dormer is uneasy about.
Sir Dormer also maintains a priest and herald, distant
cousins, together with five household squires. For defence,
he keeps four light footmen as men-at-arms and four yeo-
men, two as light footmen and two as shortbowmen. Most of
his craftsmen-retainers keep apprentices or journeymen and
include a scrivener and physician. Around a third of his
many servants live in the village whilst others reside in his
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manor. Together with his very comfortable household, this
costs Sir Dormer in excess of £800 a year. Fortunately, he is
aided in managing this by his uncle Sir Auric, who acts as
steward and knows exactly how much is due to the estate to
the last penny.
Three small but wealthy manors are directly subject to
Dandtry. Epelam and Feldhesel are held in fee simple and
Jeptyrel is managed by a bailiff, Sir Tyrell, who is Sir Dor-
mer’s eldest son and heir and whose wife Lady Dyrisa, is
expecting their fourth child any day now. Jeptyrel itself has a
subordinate manor, Rydecy. These four manors owe four
knights and sixteen mixed foot; but could raise double that
at need.
The family maintains two townhouses, one in Tashal’s
wealthy Haldana district and the other in Kiban. Sir Dormer
prefers to spend his time on his estates; but his relatives of-
ten visit the properties, which are both managed by cousins.
Chybisa
There are no baronetcies in Chybisa, where equivalent
landholders are titled barons, the kingdom being too small to
support an intermediate class between manor lords and bar-
ons. Several former baronets from Kaldor held land in Chy-
bisa before they were evicted following the restoration. Some
of them would like their lands back.
Melderyn
Melderyn has fewer baronetcies than Kaldor, though the
holdings tend to be older as several previous baronets were
raised to the status of barons during the last great expansion
of Melderyn following the Shires Edict. Few new baronets
have developed since, with existing baronets eying the pos-
sibilities offered by further expansion on the mainland.
The powerful Clan Dulye are cousin to King Toron and
are noted for providing several powerful Shek Pvar. The an-
cient Eilyn Dulye is a powerful gray mage who chairs the
enigmatic Council of Eleven. Her twin, Dyalne, another
powerful gray mage, was expelled from the council and de-
clared renegade. Her whereabouts are unknown but she is
still sought. Gladryne Dulye, a Lyhavi Shek Pvar is another
councillor.
The elderly Brigyth Dulye resides in Cherafir and is one
of the wealthiest women on Hârn. Like many practical peo-
ple, Brigyth’s husband married into the clan to benefit from
its powerful royal connections. Their son manages the estate
at Geortir Manor, mostly through lack of interest of any of
the rest of the family.
His eldest child, Alyce, is a paying student at Vil Abbey
and heir to the baronetcy with her sister Marie. Both are al-
ready powerful psionicists.
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Gladryne Dulye, another powerful mage rounds out this
long-lived but small family. Most of their bailiff-held manors
are managed by knight retainers and non-family members.
Orbaal
There are no baronetcies in the quasi-feudal tributary
kingdom of Orbaal since many Jarin lords lost their holdings
and none of the new landholders have yet amassed enough
power and prestige to be considered baronets. The kingdom
is young and vigorous (if internally divided) and may well
develop baronetcies in the near future if any of several ambi-
tious clans can muster the resources to become such.
Azadmere
The Khuzan kingdom of Azadmere contains no baronet-
cies. Within the Jarin Barony of Habe, holdings that were
once baronetcies have since divided into separate fiefs with
the inheritance of younger children; in this stable kingdom.
The “Lost Baronies”, such as Axxon, may offer scope for the
ambitious to found new baronetcies in time if they could be
redeemed from hostile Gargun.
The turbulent west
The turbulent west contains two Hârnic feudal states,
Kanday and Rethem. Both contain a number of baronetcies.
With the unsettled nature of the west, particularly along
their shared border, both kingdoms main requirement of a
baronet is that they have the strength available to hold mul-
tiple manors.
Kanday
Following recent wars, there are around a dozen baronets
in Kanday. The greatest struggle they face beyond ongoing
hostilities is a lack of manpower, as there is ample land for
settling and several ruined manors that could be colonised.
Several of the knightly clans wish to claim these manors but
lack the numbers to do so. Similarly, the existing baronetcies
may be able to raise themselves to baronial status if only
they could find the manpower to settle some of these lands.
One of the greatest motivators of border raids for the Kandi-
ans is to raid not for livestock or glory, but for serfs or slaves
to work the land. The earls, king and Laranian church turn a
blind eye to these moves, as it adds to the lands under their
control, whilst the existing barons have their own concerns
along the borders.
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Rethem
Raised on blood and ash, the nobility of Rethem includes
several baronetcies, with similar numbers to hated Kanday.
Raiding across the border for plunder and sport, their great-
est impediment to becoming barons in their own right are
their neighbours. With sufficient strength, a clan could
command more manors and perhaps seize or construct a
keep, with the help or blessing (or sufficient bribes) of one of
the greater clans or the Agrikan church. Of course, this
means guarding against ones neighbours in turn as well as
rivals from over the border.
The Agrikan orders take varying views on the develop-
ment of baronets. Some view their growing strength born
through conflict as an Agrikan virtue and asset for coming
wars. Others view them as a threat to their own secular in-
fluence and power. Each orders policy on the matter is de-
termined by its leaders and can change as those leaders are
replaced or change their minds in reaction to internal or ex-
ternal politics. As such, Rethemi baronets must be politically
astute and ever-vigilant.
Klydres Bysidril, lord of Anerath Manor, is the greatest of
Rethemi baronets and has the strength to protect and grow
his holdings. He is also the Agrikan Primate of Hârn, chair of
the Golothan Heptarchy and Senasharil of the Oder of
Mamaka Master of Steel, clerical sponsors of the Warriors of
Mameka fighting order. He is more powerful than any baron
and possibly any earl or even the king. Ambitious, he could
well desire the few holdings to raise his clan to baronial sta-
tus and has the resources to fund his ambitions.
The exotic continent
The exotic continent contains several feudal and quasi-
feudal (tributary) kingdoms, many of which contain baron-
etcies. Indeed, the term likely originated in Trierzon, which
to this day contains the largest concentration of these clans.
Ivinia
None of the quasi-feudal Ivinian realms (Seldenabaal,
Menglana, Ibanvaal, Haarbaal or Rogna have any baronets,
as the great clans system discourages them (often forcefully)
and the successful who survive are either adopted into a
great clan, emigrate or found their own great clans.
Chelemby
Chelemby with its mix of multiple smaller clans and
great distrust of overly powerful clans has around a dozen
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baronets. When these have gotten overly powerful in the
past, other members of the Tia-Nalari have combined to pre-
vent the formation of overly powerful baronies. Even the
royal clan of Aemon are merely first among equals and don’t
hold any baronies. This may change soon, as three clans all
vie to achieve baronial status. Since their opposition comes
from the lesser clans and not each other, they may cooperate
to achieve dominance.
Power in Chelemby is measured not just in land held, but
in ships sailed and wealth amassed. All Cheler baronets hold
great mercantile wealth and operate concessions from the
king to manage their own bonding houses, a lucrative status
symbol in Chelemby. Great trading alliances (and rivalries)
and networks bind the noble Cheler together, each led by a
powerful House.
The royal clan of Aemon holds the most power with sev-
en manors; there are calls from some, bitterly opposed by
others in the Nalstrad, to allow them to amass more power
to better protect the kingdom. Time will tell if they achieve
these aims. They may be aided or opposed by clans Paserin
and Wesen, both strong supporters of the crown who har-
bour their own baronial ambitions.
Emelrene
Emelrene like Melderyn is a long settled realm and holds
many baronetcies. Like Melderyn many of these are the re-
sult of dynastic marriages and longstanding alliances. Unlike
Melderyn, there has been no recent expansion and formation
of new baronies (from existing baronets) so there are more
baronetcies extant. Again, the larger population and greater
size of the kingdom has encouraged the formation of more
baronetcies in this settled realm, though there is less scope to
advance beyond this, with a rough parity between new bar-
onetcies forming and old ones lapsing. All in all there are
around two score in the mysterious realm.
Palithane
The kingdom of Palithane is turbulent and vigorous. Fol-
lowing its formation from the western marches of Trierzon it
has rapidly improved its stability and wealth as the conquer-
ing Ivinians have moved from a tributary to feudal system of
government, helped by growing Laranianism amongst the
new ruling class. Many of the existing nobility lost their
lands during the invasion and the great clans have only
slowly divided and awarded manors to their retainers, gen-
erally as separate manors. This is a process that is picking up
but is still recent in the kingdom. There has been some con-
solidation since, either through dynastic marriages, inher-
itance or where increased resources are deemed necessary
for defence. As such, most baronetcies lie along the Trierzi
border where additional lands have been carved from Trier-
zon, although some are in lands held by the Count of Atha-
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mas, whose followers retained their lands. There are only a
score or so of baronetcies in this young realm, though the
tendency is for greater consolidation.
Shorkyne
The Shorka have several score baronets, particularly
along their contested border with Trierzon in the royal do-
main where their additional strength is thought necessary to
defend the porous border. They form an integral part of the
leadership cadre of the feudal levy, where they naturally
form the core of intermediate officers, some of whom have
risen to high rank in the Royal Army, with the skills honed
in their home fiefs.
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has its cluster of baronets (together with Ilbra) facing the
contested borders of the Shorkyni counties of Falimae and
Ilona where they have their own concerns.
Ilaska and Hedames have a number of baronets with
land on both sides of their common border. These almost
always owe fealty to the powerful count of Hedames, a mat-
ter of growing concern for the count of Ilaska.
The Tobran families of Anfaldon, Nadamia and
Melesuma lost much land to the Knights of Avarkiel. As
such, there are relatively few baronets in these counties, but
much resentment from the surviving Esuar who would be so
were it not for the militant church. This adds further eco-
nomic stress to an already unstable situation, where talk of
rebellion grows daily.

The Dukedom of Ensel also has a relatively high propor-

tion of baronets from some of the oldest noble clans in the
kingdom. Their holdings frequently cross county bounda-
ries, though they invariably remain within the duchy. They
are some of the prime movers of the push by Ensel into
Lankor and Hurisea where they hope to gain the strength to
join Parliament as new Barons.

Trierzon

The Trierzi hold the largest, most populous feudal realm

in Lythia. As such, they have the greatest numbers of baron-
ets. It is likely where the term originated, though it remains
unofficial. It is likely to remain so until recognition by either
the king or church of Larani. Naturally, there is a movement
among baronets to get their status officially recognised.
In Trierzon, many baronets hold manors or esuaren
across county and ducal boundaries. Holdings are often con-
tiguous though this is not always the case. They tend to owe
their allegiance based on where their primary seat is; owing
fealty to a baron or more usually directly to a count where
they form an important part of their courts.
There are many baronets near the contested borders of
Palithane, Shorkyne and Beronium in the Azeryan Empire
where their military strength is desired.
Those on the border of Palithane have lost several man-
ors over the last century as that land aggressively expands
their borders, though they retain their claims to the land and
often mount and defend from border raids. If Trierzon re-
trenches, it is likely they will be at the forefront of the effort.
Those who only held one or two manors on the border have
often lost their lives as well as their lands where these have
been seized, leaving their claims in the hands of distaff
members of their clans; members who have often married
into minor branches of the clans of baronets. Should these
baronets be able to press their claims, they would become
relatively powerful and concentrated. No doubt, this would
be welcomed by their lieges in Palama, Senedalo and Agelos
with the continuing threat of Palithanian assault. Stahlfore

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Average Indexed
Liege Fief Acres LQ HD Holdings Holder Hundred Realm acres
Esenor Mutane 6550 1.15 109 3 Dracayne Cholas Kaldor 7539.5
Hutop Cantwee 7750 1.07 144 5 Jopler Daynora Kaldor 8292
Kiban Hetheron 7320 1.08 107 5 Karondal Allence Kaldor 7941.4
Kiban Koun 7940 1.12 148 4 Ruskart Miona Kaldor 8918.6
Kiban Labarn 10120 1.18 178 5 Labarn Wosendel Kaldor 11915.7
Kolorn Visern 5770 1.19 102 4 Raquecht Habimas Kaldor 6891.8
Minarsas Zutlin 10500 1.21 179 6 Valador Tuselion Kaldor 12658.4
Nevanfal
Olokond B/H 7380 1.16 111 7 Nevan Myaman Kaldor 8547.1
Olokond Tentru 7550 1.13 116 6 Harabor Myaman Kaldor 8494.6
Qualdris Ridian 5810 1.05 121 4 Eldaran Siloryne Kaldor 6100.5
Querina Etoss 8160 1.11 151 4 Elendsa Cholas Kaldor 9068.9
Querina Krettel 12990 1.2 228 7 Delwarne Endrunel Kaldor 15571.5
Shebra Dantry 6530 1.09 125 5 Rathval Chyle Kaldor 7117.7
Matass
Shebra B/H 12250 1.14 212 6 Lorzane Marindas Kaldor 13925.7
Sirendel Eliten 7990 1.09 134 7 Larquste Taniran Kaldor 8742.5
Ternua Galven 5820 1.16 99 3 Pulgarty Bredan Kaldor 6741.9
Uldien Hyzevel 5650 1.12 91 4 Kobarney Fethael Kaldor 6323.3

Average Indexed
Liege Fief Acres LQ HD Holdings Holder Hundred Realm acres
Cherafir Geortir 8830 1.08 177 6 Dulye Alatar Melderyn 9509.4
Cherafir Kinar 6590 1.08 126 4 Kinar Tenir Melderyn 7119.5
Cherafir Nenna 7970 1.07 127 5 Nenn Ravin Melderyn 8527.4
Cherafir Zuen 6060 1.08 121 4 Zuenda Alatar Melderyn 6531.2
Chyrefal Lydi 9450 1 206 5 Torele Saviran Melderyn 9463.4
Glenoth Wyged 7670 1.02 155 5 Halwyn Narath Melderyn 7855.8
Gosus Gexel 6350 1.08 125 4 Gexel Alatar Melderyn 6843.9
Gosus Xerl 5940 1.06 123 4 Erdaen Elewesa Melderyn 6324.3
Karveth Bebic 6460 1.06 120 4 Inselda Firithel Melderyn 6863.4
Karveth Yal 6300 1.03 113 4 D'nagel Ferece Melderyn 6478.5

Average Indexed
Liege Fief Acres LQ HD Holdings Holder Hundred Realm acres
Ewen Mardy 7460 1.08 125 4 Gepander Tadlry Kanday 8056.8
Heroth Cetha 6070 1.07 101 3 Pymarin Ravin Kanday 6471.8
Heroth Dunat 9520 1.07 146 5 Cassaryn Tadlry Kanday 10190.4
Heroth Juleme 6130 1.06 101 3 Arwyn Narath Kanday 6479.6
Heroth Sullin 9810 1.07 169 6 Inkathyn Ravin Kanday 10482.9

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Average Indexed
Liege Fief Acres LQ HD Holdings Holder Hundred Realm acres
Imiden Ganord 7240 1.07 118 4 Korades Urmore Kanday 7727
Kedis Aleura 7190 0.98 106 4 Mankele Aleur Kanday 7034.8
Sarkum Jeseda 6820 0.92 104 4 Jesedasyn Homarty Kanday 6293.6
Selvos Lyb 7460 1.01 128 4 Branaka Kedisa Kanday 7544.1
Selvos Shernada 7510 1.1 133 4 Pordaen Urmore Kanday 8278.9
Selvos Ulben 6030 1.09 101 3 Akendyn Urmore Kanday 6593.4

Average Indexed
Liege Fief Acres LQ HD Holdings Holder Hundred Realm acres
Chatka Monrein 6020 1.03 127 3 Hyndar Delwen Rethem 6642.9
Omnis Aleton 5590 1.12 117 3 Vyngarth Ibral Rethem 6241.4
Omnis Arguth 5560 1.12 113 3 Delmenon Ibral Rethem 6236.8
Omnis Dabarqu 5820 1.09 122 3 Darbaqu Ibral Rethem 6339.8
Quiso Conayle 5420 1.11 114 3 Cuthdar Adanal Rethem 6063.7
Quiso Nessa 6160 1.11 129 3 Suvaent Adanal Rethem 6857.1
Shostim Vinarsa 12060 1.07 221 7 Bysidril Anerath Rethem 12900.4
Shostim Yediro 7370 1.07 142 4 Borganau Delwen Rethem 7949.6
Techen Thisyn 7780 1.08 151 4 Olandau Anerath Rethem 8403.9
Thiri Verl 5820 1.12 123 3 Delcavel Hesby Rethem 6527.3
Tormau Olday 8350 1.15 177 5 Lynnaeur Cethary Rethem 9585

Liege Holdings Holder District Realm Ships Alliance

Chelemby 7 Aemon Chelemby Chelemby 6 Aemon
Chelemby 3 Armorian Chelemby Chelemby 2 Armorian
Chelemby 3 Ethiasen Evanekin Chelemby 3 Ethiasen
Chelemby 3 Hasketh Chelemby Chelemby 4 Hasketh
Chelemby 3 Hlanendes Chelemby Chelemby 0 Aemon
Chelemby 3 Jaagensen Chelemby Chelemby 1 Independent
Chelemby 3 Jaren Chelemby Chelemby 3 Jaren
Chelemby 5 Paserin Evanekin Chelemby 3 Paserin
Chelemby 3 Silkan Chelemby Chelemby 5 Silkan
Chelemby 3 Tarkenby Koladis Chelemby 3 Aemon
Chelemby 6 Wesen Chelemby Chelemby 4 Wesen

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HârnWorld
© 2017, Michael Mann.
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 BARONETS 8
Plot hooks
• With the looming succession crisis in Kaldor,
the lord has decided to bond a talented weapon-
crafter to his chief manor. He requires one from
the guild and needs trusted individuals to pro-
cure such for him. They’ll need to assess the
quality and skills of any new smith. With tur-
moil approaching, several other lords have had
similar ideas and competition for talented
smiths is fierce.
• The lord’s youngest sons have expressed a de-
sire to avenge their grandfather, who died
fighting the Pagaelin. The lord remains uneasy
and is recruiting a suitable force to protect his
offspring. They are headstrong and will consid-
er themselves in charge of any such group, re-
gardless of their experience.
• The lord’s steward has reported inconsisten-
cies in the accounting presented by one his sub-
ordinates, a cousin who manages his Tashal
properties. These include several tenements and
properties that he rents out. The subordinate has
been reliable in the past and the lord wants to
know what is going on. Discreet and tactful in-
dividuals are required.
• A young man has arrived; claiming to be a
bastard brother of the lord, to whom he bears a
strong resemblance. The lord needs to verify
these claims before he decides what to do or
whether to support this putative clansman.

© 2003, N. Robin Crossby & Columbia Games, Inc. (http://www.columbiagames.com/)

HârnWorld
© 2017, Michael Mann.
This work, created by Michael Mann is a derivative work of copyrighted material published by Columbia Games Inc. and released for free distribution and personal
use by Michael Mann and without permission or endorsement by N. Robin Crossby or Columbia Games, Inc. No modification of said work may be made without
permission of Michael Mann. Hârn, HârnWorld, and HârnMaster are Trademarks of Columbia Games Inc. Use of these or other trademarks are not intended as a
challenge to the status of said trademarks. All distributions must keep this copyright and trademark notice intact.