The Morgdhavian Archipelago
Campaign Sourcebook & Regional Primer

Fourteen Great Islands. Three explored in depth. An entire archipelago still waiting beyond the horizon.

The Morgdhavian Archipelago is a 459-page 5E-compatible campaign sourcebook and the first major regional release for the world of Khassid.

Four centuries after the Cataclysm reshaped the world, fourteen great islands endure across the Vardarran Expanse—bound together by trade, faith, Crown authority, memory, and the simple necessity of surviving the sea.

This volume establishes the Archipelago as a complete campaign region while placing the spotlight on Athos, Kaxon, and Nelythos.

Athos stands at the political and cultural heart of the Archipelago, home to Morgdhav City, the Living Crown, powerful institutions, thriving settlements, and the machinery that holds the realm together.

Kaxon presents a harsher face of Morgdhavian law and consequence, where punishment, authority, labor, and survival shape life beneath Crown rule.

Nelythos carries stranger dangers, where history, time, uncertainty, and forces not easily understood make the island as much a mystery as a destination.

Inside you’ll find cultures, settlements, Crown institutions, trade, faith, holidays, notable figures, rumors, tensions, adventure opportunities, and the systems that make the Archipelago feel like a living place rather than a static backdrop.

The Archipelago is built as a living sandbox. Characters can arrive by ship, grow up within the Isles, become caught in political conflict, follow religious mysteries, pursue trade and exploration, challenge institutions, or simply discover how one local decision can ripple far beyond a single harbor.

459 pages • 5E Compatible

Three islands are open. Eleven remain beyond the horizon.

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