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#1 BuddhaKai Jul 14, 2015 15:22:39	Sasquatch Games is going to make their Primeval Thule setting for 5e D&D.  http://www.enworld.org/forum/content.php?2749-A-Major-D-D-5E-Campaign-Setting-From-the-Makers-of-PRINCES-OF-THE-APOCLAYPSE#.VaWKX_lVikr   What does everyone think about Thule (who has played) from either of the three previous system releases (13th Age/Pathfinder/4eD&D)?   I'm stoked.  I've been trying to build up my own setting to the same standard of Sword & Sorcery/Dark Fantasy that Thule is, but making a setting is difficult.  With Thule on the way, I may just quit my half baked attempt at world building and finaly use a published setting, but a setting that I'm really looking forward to.
#2 Enevhar_Aldarion Jul 19, 2015 15:11:29	This and a 5th Edition version of Freeport would be cool.
#3 mbeacom Jul 22, 2015 13:12:18	Enevhar_Aldarion wrote:
#4 Ath-kethin Jul 23, 2015 13:36:38	I am a backer and a fan and I absolutely love Primeval Thule.  Honestly, I think that this is the only 5e campaign setting I'm going to need.   Too bad for Wizards, as far as that goes.
#5 BRJN Jul 31, 2015 18:18:07	I'm not familiar with that Thule, but I could get into a thin-ish Campaign Guide based on the post-Viking / Irish exploration of the very-North Atlantic islands.
#6 ZE_Lumis Aug 11, 2015 11:06:07	Really enjoy Thule. Love the concept and the detail in the world. What I really like is the system-neutral state of it. There's rules either out or soon to be out for it to play in most systems.
#7 halvgrim Aug 16, 2015 1:43:03	It is great to see production quality 3rd party material for 5ed.    I personally hope that 3rd party developers will focus on producing adventures and adventure paths rather than just splat books.