Helenic adventure on the Inner Sea

[Denim N Leather]

I've started reading the Pathfinder campaign Setting which focuses on the Inner Sea region, and am definitely going to use this setting for my next campaign. (I have a great way to get the party into Golarion from my current homebrew world without having to upset or destroy anything -- as it is sea-based, the Eye of Abednego will do nicely! :) )

I want to have a Helenic flavour to the buildings, background, and such, however.

Is there anyplace around the Inner Sea where a Helenic type setting would fit in without breaking what you already have?

[Vigil]

Taldor should fit. Oppara in particular has always struck me as very Byzantine.

[Denim N Leather]

Thank you! Shall look into those places now ...

[Goblin Witchlord]

Also check out the "Guide to Absalom". You'd probably want to adapt it a lot to use in a straight Hellenic setting, but there's a lot to work with there.

[Denim N Leather]

Goblin Witchlord wrote:

Also check out the "Guide to Absalom". You'd probably want to adapt it a lot to use in a straight Hellenic setting, but there's a lot to work with there.

Thanks.

I have no intention of making a straight Hellenic setting for Pathfinder but one day I would like to do a true mythical Greece campaign. As well as Mythical Norse, for that matter.

[Alex B.]

Denim N Leather wrote:

I have no intention of making a straight Hellenic setting for Pathfinder but one day I would like to do a true mythical Greece campaign. As well as Mythical Norse, for that matter.

If your intrested in setting info for a norse campaign lemme know i made a straight norse conversion for 3,5

[Hank Woon]

Denim N Leather wrote:

Thanks.

I have no intention of making a straight Hellenic setting for Pathfinder but one day I would like to do a true mythical Greece campaign. As well as Mythical Norse, for that matter.

Then you've got to check out Sean's New Argonauts.