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Deep Dive Video: Karrnath! (Patreon)

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2026-05-08 03:26:10
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What's the history of Karrnath? Who was Karrn the Conqueror? Who lives in the Karrnwood? Find out in this Deep Dive Q&A! This is the video recording; you can find the audio-only recording separately.

Comments

hyperewok1

Definietly one of my favorites in awhile, looking forward to a text deep dive someday.

Harvey Clarke

Very intrigued at the idea of approaching the nations with the depth that the houses have been approached with your recent articles! With current projects on the go, already keeping an eye open, it's something more to look forward to! With the mention of Khorvaire's borders, it got me thinking: I've never found them to be TOO arbitary. Part of the reason that the southern border of Karrnath is drawn like that could be down to: those are the last hectares of land governed by Karrn lords, before the true dangers of the Talenta Plains become too great for a commoner. Some borders are natural landmarks and others might just be "Well, the border is between the nobility owned/had taken, and the land that they didn't." Galifar initially sliced up the continent to suit the fact he had five children, as we know! He essentially drew up the Peace of Westphalia and lacked the appropriate foresight things would change. Regardless of outcome, plenty of times IRL lines been drawn on a map with little thought behind them - it's no stretch to imagine the potentially thoughtless arbitration of where to graph the dotted lines in modern Khorvaire.