Primal Power Source, Spirit World and the WA Cosmology

[Kobold Avenger]

So what I'm interpreting from what I'm reading in the write ups on Barbarians, Druids and the Primal Avatar Epic Destiny, is that Spirits and the Spirit World exist as part of "the world" except that it's generally unseen from eyes of most mortals.

Has there been anything to contradict this so far?

 

[Shroomy]

So what I'm interpreting from what I'm reading in the write ups on Barbarians, Druids and the Primal Avatar Epic Destiny, is that Spirits and the Spirit World exist as part of "the world" except that it's generally unseen from eyes of most mortals.

Has there been anything to contradict this so far?

I haven't ready anything, but there also seems to be some sort of connection to the fey, judging by the barbarian and druid powers.

 

[the Jester]

Damn it.

I need to subscribe to DDI. I can't avoid it any longer.

 

[Fallen Seraph]

Hopefully they will talk about it more in the book. I hope they do, I love Spirit Worlds in fantasy.

I am liking that with Primal it is not too nature-bent. Like you could almost never bring up nature and just orient yourself around Spirits. Mask of The Betrayer would have loved Primal

 

[Kobold Avenger]

I think that so far the Ampersand article on the Primal Avatar has the most clues. Maybe the Manual of Planes might say something, but I certainly didn't see the anything in the Table of Contents to suggest so.

The Primal Avatar goes on about the spirits in the World, but I guess there also could be spirits in Feywild and Shadowfell.