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Here's the latest map for the Atlas Elyden project, depicting the City Kingdoms of the Hareshk

For more on the icons you can check out the atlas key/legend.

A full list of all the areas detailed in the map can be found here

For more on Elyden, including high-res maps, lore and art, don't forget to check out my Patreon and website. If you've been thinking of becoming a patron there's been no better time - I've just made the Shaper and Demiurge tiers cheaper! For as little as just $5 per month you can help support the project as well as get access to over 50 high-res and textless maps for personal use, as well tonnes of lore, short stories and commissioned art.

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Situated between Tamara, Lyridia, Ahrishen and Saua, and overlooking the Sea of Uran, the City-kingdoms of the Haréshk are relics of an ancient feudal system, still known for their heraldry and duchies, in this post-industrial age. Founded in 2893 RM after the conquest of the warlord Khad over Saedishi invaders, the City-kingdoms of the Haréshk comprise eight counties, each of which with its own regent who owes fealty to High-King Caeran.

Unlike other parts of Elyden, which are afflicted by her waning and the touch of the Atramenta, the Haréshk is a largely idyllic realm of rugged fields, rocky escarpments and clear water, and a climate that is supportive of arable farming and large-scale herding.

The silting of the Strait of Nárthel over the past centuries has all but stopped sea travel from the west, keeping the Haréshk and other lands to its east technologically stunted. Today the Haréshk is on the cusp of industrialisation and has begun importing ores and machined parts for use in its own fledgling manufactories, most of which have been built atop old mills. It eagerly absorbs any knowledge and information it can about the world-at-large through its ambassadors who have begun appearing in capitals across the Inner Sea and beyond. This has resulted in parts of the Haréshk forging close alliances with many powerful foreign states, of Korachan is one. This has led to internal strife, with many nobles in the Carian court rejecting the opening of its borders to such foreign influences, claiming that this may lead to the ruination of their idyllic land, which has thus far been fortunate in avoiding any Atramental taint of note.

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Please let me know what you think in the comments, as I'm always open to input.

remember you can follow me on my blog at www.vorropohaiah.blogspot.com and become a patron at www.patreon.com/elyden for high res files as well as textless versions or .psd's

Description

Here's the latest map for the Atlas Elyden project, depicting the City Kingdoms of the Hareshk

For more on the icons you can check out the atlas key/legend.

A full list of all the areas detailed in the map can be found here

For more on Elyden, including high-res maps, lore and art, don't forget to check out my Patreon and website. If you've been thinking of becoming a patron there's been no better time - I've just made the Shaper and Demiurge tiers cheaper! For as little as just $5 per month you can help support the project as well as get access to over 50 high-res and textless maps for personal use, as well tonnes of lore, short stories and commissioned art.

_________________________________________________

Situated between Tamara, Lyridia, Ahrishen and Saua, and overlooking the Sea of Uran, the City-kingdoms of the Haréshk are relics of an ancient feudal system, still known for their heraldry and duchies, in this post-industrial age. Founded in 2893 RM after the conquest of the warlord Khad over Saedishi invaders, the City-kingdoms of the Haréshk comprise eight counties, each of which with its own regent who owes fealty to High-King Caeran.

Unlike other parts of Elyden, which are afflicted by her waning and the touch of the Atramenta, the Haréshk is a largely idyllic realm of rugged fields, rocky escarpments and clear water, and a climate that is supportive of arable farming and large-scale herding.

The silting of the Strait of Nárthel over the past centuries has all but stopped sea travel from the west, keeping the Haréshk and other lands to its east technologically stunted. Today the Haréshk is on the cusp of industrialisation and has begun importing ores and machined parts for use in its own fledgling manufactories, most of which have been built atop old mills. It eagerly absorbs any knowledge and information it can about the world-at-large through its ambassadors who have begun appearing in capitals across the Inner Sea and beyond. This has resulted in parts of the Haréshk forging close alliances with many powerful foreign states, of Korachan is one. This has led to internal strife, with many nobles in the Carian court rejecting the opening of its borders to such foreign influences, claiming that this may lead to the ruination of their idyllic land, which has thus far been fortunate in avoiding any Atramental taint of note.

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Please let me know what you think in the comments, as I'm always open to input.

remember you can follow me on my blog at www.vorropohaiah.blogspot.com and become a patron at www.patreon.com/elyden for high res files as well as textless versions or .psd's