Harth: The Weight of Crowns

Rill was built by the people who live there. When a noble claims their fields, timber, and labor, Aurel—a young worker with no title—must decide what his community owes, and to whom. In this grounded fantasy of duty and power, repairing a river crossing becomes the first test of a kingdom yet to be built.Rill was built by the people who live there. When a noble claims their fields, timber, and labor, Aurel—a young worker with no title—must decide what his community owes, and to whom. In this grounded fantasy of duty and power, repairing a river crossing becomes the first test of a kingdom yet to be built.Rill was built by the people who live there. When a noble claims their fields, timber, and labor, Aurel—a young worker with no title—must decide what his community owes, and to whom. In this grounded fantasy of duty and power, repairing a river crossing becomes the first test of a kingdom yet to be built.