Primeval thule campaign setting pdf download

Choose a Race from the Primeval Thule Campaign Setting. Apply any Racial Modifiers to Your Character from Both the PHB and Primeval Thule Setting. Note stats can go over 20 with racial bonuses. Since Feats will be used in this game the Human Variant Traits rule will be used.

Review of Primeval Thule Campaign Setting. Goto [ Index] I buy a lot of RPG products. I do my research ahead of time, and so I generally know what I am going to get. I am not above taking risks these days, and trying projects out of the blue with very little information. Luckily I have the income to test the waters outside of my comfort zone. As a result, I have found a lot of games/products Sasquatch Game Studio LLC is raising funds for Primeval Thule on Kickstarter! Primeval Thule is a brand-new campaign setting compatible with the Pathfinder RPG, 13th Age, and 4th Edition D&D. Primeval Thule is a Sword & Sorcery campaign setting that was released last year for Pathfinder, D&D 4th Edition, and 13th Age. It is set in the “Pre-cataclysmic Age” of Atlantis, Lemuria, and Mu, which has been the backdrop for the worlds of many Sword & Sorcery stories and RPGs, like Conan and Kull, Barbarians of Lemuria, and Atlantis From publisher blurb: Primeval Thule 5e is a sword-and-sorcery campaign setting redesigned for 5e Welcome to Thule, a primordial land of fierce barbarians, elder horrors, and savage wilderness. In this ancient age, humankind is a young race, newly arisen on a monster-haunted Earth. Cities of cruel spledor lie scattered across the great lands of Choose a Race from the Primeval Thule Campaign Setting. Apply any Racial Modifiers to Your Character from Both the PHB and Primeval Thule Setting. Note stats can go over 20 with racial bonuses. Since Feats will be used in this game the Human Variant Traits rule will be used. Night of the Yellow Moon is a 24-page PDF adventure for low level characters, set in the Primeval Thule campaign setting. The designer is John Dunn, who has worked on Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay, Mutant Chronicles, and the Accursed dark fantasy setting.

1 Aug 2015 Sasquatch Game Studio LLC is raising funds for Primeval Thule 5e on Cthulhu inspired, savage and intense Primeval Thule Campaign Setting.

I've had my eyes on the Primeval Thule setting book for a while now, since the vanilla Forgotten Realms setting of D&D is ridiculously boring, it doesn't seem like WotC is concerned with publishing official setting material for any other worlds, and S&S is my favorite genre of fantasy. dnd, 5e, dnd 5e, dungeons and dragons, primeval thule, optional rules, rules, house rules, dark magic, magic, dangerous magic, dark and dangerous magic Primeval Thule is a Sword & Sorcery campaign setting that was released last year for Pathfinder, D&D 4th Edition, and 13th Age. It is set in the “Pre-cataclysmic Age” of Atlantis, Lemuria, and Mu, which has been the backdrop for the worlds of many Sword & Sorcery stories and RPGs, like Conan and Kull, Barbarians of Lemuria, and Atlantis SASQUATCH OFFERS PRIMEVAL THULE VIA KICKSTARTER. BACKERS RECEIVE CAMPAIGN SETTING FOR PATHFINDER, 13TH AGE, OR 4TH EDITION D&D. Auburn, Wash.—July 2—Sasquatch Game Studio announced today that their debut product, the Primeval Thule Campaign Setting, has launched on Kickstarter. Publisher Blurb: Primeval Thule is a continent you can either integrate with your existing RPG campaign or use as the foundation for a new one. But beware! Thule is a dangerous place full of barbaric wilderness, decadent city-states, and eldritch mysteries connecting it all. Only the bravest and most resourceful can survive and thrive in Thule. After wrapping up a campaign last night, my group is getting geared up for the next one, which will take place in Thule. My problem is, if I drop the free Welcome to Thule, a primordial land of fierce barbarians, elder horrors, and savage wilderness. In this ancient age, humankind is a young race, newly arisen on a monster-haunted Earth. Cities of cruel splendor lie scattered across the great lands of the north like a handful of gems strewn from a dead thief's hand.