Barbarians of Hârn The deep forests of Hârn are home to eighteen tribal nations. Although civilized Hârnians look down on them as backward, most tribesmen have more freedom and leisure time than manorial peasants. However, much of that spare time must be spent sharpening spears and fletching arrows because the tribal wilderness is a more dangerous place than the manor. Barbarians An overview of tribal culture, economics, and religion. A guide to HârnMaster character generation for tribal characters is also included. Tribal Nations A separate article for each of the eighteen tribal nations. Each article includes a tribal map, occupations, weapons and armour data, history, culture, and specific shaman rituals. Although designed for use with HarnMaster, these rules and setting material are generic enough to be used in any historical or fantasy setting.

Harnworld Barbarians

Ed King

N. Robin Crossby

Tom Dalgliesh

Jamie Revell

Columbia Games

How To Be Twice As Happy

Redemption Christian Center

by Ed King. Cloth with dust jacket, 8.5x11, 176 pages, drawings, elevations, charts, photos throughout. "The original book about this most productive of locomotives has been greatly expanded to include much information not available to the author at the first writing, plus a foldout featuring side elevation drawings of the locomotive and the various tenders it pulled, plus many more photographs (color & B/W). "Appendices covering N&W's tenders and the testing of Pennsy Q2 4-4-6-4 conducted on the Scioto Division in August, 1948."

The A: Norfolk and Western's Mercedes of Steam

N&W Historical Society

Famous Boats include many boats from antique wooden boats to canoes. 
Dating back to 1925 when the lake was flooded to the present. Famous is in the mind of the Reader.

Famous Boats of Deep Creek Lake

Four books in a sleeve: Luch is Lost, gus is Gone, William Wanders Off, and roving Rosie Reports.

Four to Find, Special ed.

chedkerboard Press