In Development
More of the Morgdhavian Archipelago
A paid three-island expansion is planned for late 2026, extending the complete free foundation into new shores, histories, and possibilities for play.
Planned for Late 2026
Aelorian Press is the publishing studio behind Tales of Khassid — a setting built on belief, consequence, and worlds that remember what you do in them.
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The Khassid Resource Document and three Morgdhavian volumes provide the rules, region, gods, and hidden histories needed to bring Khassid to your table.
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A meticulously crafted setting that bridges immersive narrative and tabletop roleplaying. Tales of Khassid explores political intrigue, ancient history, and shifting alliances through interconnected novellas, comprehensive campaign guides, and detailed art books designed for both readers and Game Masters.
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About Aelorian Press
Aelorian Press is an independent studio dedicated to creator-driven worldbuilding and tabletop storytelling. We design immersive settings and narrative-first campaigns, providing Game Masters and readers alike with the tools, lore, and artwork necessary to explore rich, interconnected universes.
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In Development
A paid three-island expansion is planned for late 2026, extending the complete free foundation into new shores, histories, and possibilities for play.
Planned for Late 2026
In Production
A serialized audio journey into the development, mechanics, and lore of Tales of Khassid, with behind-the-scenes perspectives on worldbuilding and tabletop design.
Coming Fall 2026
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The institution responsible for preserving, cataloguing, and presenting the recorded memory of Khassid. Visit the Archives to learn about its stewardship, its collections, and the conditions of research and access.
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The Archives have recently received and catalogued records concerning the Morgdhavian Archipelago. Further notices are posted to the Archives' own Scholars' Notice Board.