Väruld Country Kanohi Core Book
A detailed country setting for any fantasy RPG.
Welcome to Kanohi – a structured society hiding secrets, designed for sandbox play and story-rich campaigns.
Kanohi
Kanohi is one country on planet Fyrst, one of three planets in Väruld. It is a country where structure replaces certainty. Roads are mapped, ledgers kept, and duties recorded—but beneath the surface, power moves in silence. Here, a signature may shape a town’s future, a missing seal might unravel a family’s legacy, and forgetting is never accidental. It is a land where precision is protection, where trust is earned in ink, and where every quiet decision leaves a trace. What stories would you find between the lines of a forgotten contract? How much truth hides in the margins of a report no one dares to read?
Why choose Väruld?
In Väruld, magic is rare and boundless. Only a few can wield it, and for them, the only limit is their strength—but every spell must be balanced, or the consequences will ripple through the land.
Time flows differently here. A single orbit of Väruld’s sun takes 300 Earth-years, and there are no 'years' as we know them. Life is lived by the rhythms of nature—by seasons, cycles, and stories passed down through generations. How would you mark your age in such a world? What would a journal look like without a calendar?
This is a world where fighting and violence are not in focus.
Väruld is system agnostic, a sandbox ready for your stories, written or created during the tabletop RPG sessions.
What you get


101 pages, including the standard introduction to Väruld (included in all Väruld material published from 2025 and forward), 10 adventure hooks, and 25 full-page illustrations.
Maps come as separate files.
There is a printer-friendly version of the PDF with a white background and no full-page illustrations.
ISBN: 978-91-89528-34-5

The use of AI
The illustrations are collages of images and clipart. A few of the images are generated by ChatGPT. I've also bought plenty of images and clipart that I use in the collages, and I cannot vouch for if they used AI or not.
The collages as such are not made by AI.