Kasador, “Bartertown”
Founded by merchants and very open to outsiders — but very strict with thieves and bandits. The hidden gypsy road begins here.
Canbria has had no single government since the Canbrian Schism of 1173, and its thirty-one countries like it that way. You will find merchant republics and feudal duchies, a land where magic is outlawed and a land where it was reinvented, gypsy roads that cannot be seen and a castle that cannot be missed.
Bureau advice: Magic has been outlawed in the Raholm Kingdom (Raholm, Kirtania, Dunwich and Streben) since 1370. Leave your crystals at the border.
Don’t miss
Arbington
A heartland kingdom around a great lake. Its lakeshore capital is the crossroads of the north, south and east roads; everyone trades here.
Balerno
One of the finest fruit-growing lands in the world, with seasonal gypsy camps. Visit at harvest.
Eazodand
The land of the Great Black Castle, in a sheltered valley where crops stand as if it were midsummer in late spring. Masked soldiers keep order: do not speak to them unless spoken to.
The Great Forest of Iren
Black pines and black oaks — locals call it “the black forest”. Iren is less friendly to outsiders than its neighbours.
Gillamoor & the east coast
Port kingdoms, river mouths and strings of small islands. Excellent fish.
