Primeval Thule Campaign Setting
4 out of 5 rating for Primeval Thule Campaign Setting
I have only seen the Pathfinder version of this setting. All in all this is a beautiful book,great art, great source material and awesome setting. I love the setting, it is very pulpy. One could easily drop in and run a campaign. The only real issue I had with the setting was the magic, it did not change much from base Pathfinder...I wanted magic darker more powerful but at a price.
I have only seen the Pathfinder version of this setting. All in all this is a beautiful book,great art, great source material and awesome setting. I love the setting, it is very pulpy. One could easily drop in and run a campaign. The only real issue I had with the setting was the magic, it did not change much from base Pathfinder...I wanted magic darker more powerful but at a price.
Grimstaff
Explorer
5 out of 5 rating for Primeval Thule Campaign Setting
I was a little hesitant to pick this up, as 5E and 1E are my games of choice lately, but I had nothing to worry about. I think I was about 200 or so pages into the book before I saw the first bit of Pathfinder crunch, and even then it was nothing integral to the setting. This book is beautiful, heavy, durable, and with inspiring art. The map is huge and useful, with seemingly hundreds of points of interest. If your tastes run to stuff like Conan, Elric, Lankhmar, Thieves World, Dying Earth, etc, then this is definitely the campaign setting you want.
I was a little hesitant to pick this up, as 5E and 1E are my games of choice lately, but I had nothing to worry about. I think I was about 200 or so pages into the book before I saw the first bit of Pathfinder crunch, and even then it was nothing integral to the setting. This book is beautiful, heavy, durable, and with inspiring art. The map is huge and useful, with seemingly hundreds of points of interest. If your tastes run to stuff like Conan, Elric, Lankhmar, Thieves World, Dying Earth, etc, then this is definitely the campaign setting you want.
