The Morgdhavian Archipelago Arrives July 26
Quote from Aleryn Duskwhisper on July 16, 2026, 12:03 amOn July 26, the Morgdhavian Archipelago will become the first major region of Khassid to be published.
That still feels strange to write.
Khassid has existed in one form or another for roughly twenty years. It has lived on floppy disks, CDs, hard drives, reconstructed notes, and—when everything else was lost—inside my memory. Now, part of that world is finally becoming something other people can hold, read, explore, and use at their own tables.
The Morgdhavian Archipelago is a region shaped by the sea, faith, history, trade, political tension, and the long consequences of the Cataclysm. Its islands are connected by more than water. Their people share old wounds, complicated loyalties, competing ambitions, and the determination to endure whatever comes with the next tide.
This release is not the whole of Khassid.
It is the first open door.
As July 26 approaches, I will continue sharing more about the Archipelago, its history, and the work that went into bringing it to publication. Once the books are available, dedicated forum topics will also be opened for questions, discussion, first impressions, corrections, and feedback.
There is still much more of Khassid to come.
For now, the journey begins with the Morgdhavian Archipelago.
On July 26, the Morgdhavian Archipelago will become the first major region of Khassid to be published.
That still feels strange to write.
Khassid has existed in one form or another for roughly twenty years. It has lived on floppy disks, CDs, hard drives, reconstructed notes, and—when everything else was lost—inside my memory. Now, part of that world is finally becoming something other people can hold, read, explore, and use at their own tables.
The Morgdhavian Archipelago is a region shaped by the sea, faith, history, trade, political tension, and the long consequences of the Cataclysm. Its islands are connected by more than water. Their people share old wounds, complicated loyalties, competing ambitions, and the determination to endure whatever comes with the next tide.
This release is not the whole of Khassid.
It is the first open door.
As July 26 approaches, I will continue sharing more about the Archipelago, its history, and the work that went into bringing it to publication. Once the books are available, dedicated forum topics will also be opened for questions, discussion, first impressions, corrections, and feedback.
There is still much more of Khassid to come.
For now, the journey begins with the Morgdhavian Archipelago.
