Does this mean Arlun is pronounced 'Arr Lynn' ?

Steady on! I know Alun is a celt but to call him a barbarian is a little rich these days! I mean they have roads and bridges and everything.

You correctly identify something that might have been. A write-up of the Breyta was in the original campaign plan but several things intervened:

1. Time - I was conscious that if I didn't get it out soon then I might never finish the damn thing; I am not by nature a 'completer finisher'. I was much more interested in getting it out to people and then finishing Part 3 and getting the structure of PArt 4 into a place that could allow it to be finished. I'll look for the spreadsheet I used to get as far as I did with defining her - anyone is welcome to fill in the blanks and post her back here, with my gratitude.

2. The Mechanics - I did once create a ship to carry players to Hepekeria and my recollection was that it was more trouble than it was worth. Don't get me wrong I think the Pilots Almanac has much to recommend it but it's just a bit too dense for me to want to use the ship building section more than once every decade or so. This time around it was enough to use the PA rules for movement and to summarise that in the notes from Captain Grim's rutter.

3. Dead Weight - I'd meant to mention this in the introductory notes but forgot; it would be possible to use that ship instead of the Breyta as a source of crew and ship. I know it's not a knaar and you'd have to change crew motive a lot, but as a characterful collection of NPCs it could be helpful.

Anyway - thanks for the feedback. I'd begun to think RoAE had disappeared without a trace.
200+ of you have downloaded it and the articles but few have commented.

One explanation could be that it really take some time to read all that stuff you wrote. Keep it shorter and you will get your feedback earlier!

I also spotted a few minor errors. If you are interested I can PM them to you.

I pronounce Alun as Alin (sort 'i' and in 'in')
So Arlun is Arlin

Aha. I always pronounced it "AR-loon" (which, I suppose, would make you a loon).

However you pronounce it, it's an excellent piece of fanon. Thanks!

And to second what Holger said, it takes a while to read. The comments will come, I'm sure. Be patient. We were.

[Movel Gamle Hem 6]
On the players map there are still the index numbers for the Thranaal (1a to 1g).

And just for the sake of completeness:
[RoAE 6-8]
Basic facts about the ship and its crew are missing.

Alun, I would volunteer to generate HM3 canon stats for the NPCs of HoD and RoAE, if you can give me a template and a few weeks. If I am ever to GM your campaign I would do that anyway.