ZEITGEIST Player Primer Handout

[Morrus]

Check out this excerpt from the ZEITGEIST adventure path Player's Guide.

This 2-page Player Primer is designed as a handout for your players, and briefly introduces the setting in which the adventure path takes place.

Below are both the PATHFINDER RPG and D&D 4TH EDITION versions of the Player Primer.

ZEITGEIST is an adventure path for D&D 4th Edition and PATHFINDER RPG and will be available to EN World Silver Subscribers.

For more information on ZEITGEIST and EN World's other adventure paths, click here.

 

[Herobizkit]

There's TWO versions?! PF AND 4e?!?!?!

Glee!

 

[jonesy]

Oooh, shiny.

 

[Dice4Hire]

Looks pretty good.

 

[racoffin]

Interesting

Looks very interesting. I'll be happy to see how all this lays out.

 

[Kvantum]

Ehhhhh... I dunno. At first glance, it looks like just because you can make a Pathfinder version, doesn't necessarily mean you should. It sounds like it changes too many fundamental assumptions about the way the world works compared to most PF games/settings.

 

[jonesy]

Ehhhhh... I dunno. At first glance, it looks like just because you can make a Pathfinder version, doesn't necessarily mean you should. It sounds like it changes too many fundamental assumptions about the way the world works compared to most PF games/settings.

So, originality is bad now? That's the weirdest argument I've seen all year.

 

[RangerWickett]

So, originality is bad now? That's the weirdest argument I've seen all year.

It won't make me buy it because fish aren't capable of dancing the tango.

Better?

 

[Obryn]

That looks REALLY good so far.

Definitely re-upping with Silver when this goes Gold. (heh)

-O

 

[TarionzCousin]

This AP is definitely looking good so far.

I'm curious, [MENTION=63]RangerWickett[/MENTION], did you create all the backstory or was Morrus involved too?

I like the new spins on the races: tieflings are magic-deprived, rare elves, doomed dwarves, monstrous half-breeds, etc. It's a limiting factor that helps define the world as "Not a Kitchen Sink." To me, it makes the whole place very interesting.