[Sasquatch Game Studio] Kickstarter campaign begins for Primeval Thule setting

[Brian E. Harris]

Joey Virtue wrote:

I wish Paizo would put this on the front page for a day

Has anyone involved with the project approached Paizo about doing so?

[Joey Virtue]

I dont know hope they do

[DaveMage]

Paizo has promoted it on twitter/facebook.

[Joey Virtue]

I want it on the front page or emails like they have for other ones

[dnoonan]

Paizo has been great to us--from advice prior to the KS campaign to many kind words in the last few days of the campaign. We Sasquatches are lucky to have good friends like that.

The best thing, of course, is how they've made the process of third-party publishing for Pathfinder so darn reasonable. That shows a lot of foresight on their part--and it enables a lot of creativity on ours.

--Dave.
(@davidnoonan on Twitter)

[Sgt Steel]

Hi Dave,

Your Thule setting sounds right on. As a fan of S+S from the days of Brak and Thongor, through Conan and Frazetta covers to Karl Edward Wagners Kane masterpieces,I'm getting the right vibe from what I've heard so far.

Something which would be nice to see in the setting would be hard-bitten Nomad types,wondering some kind of desolate waste (desert or steppe)who our PCs could fall in with (and maybe lead in a battle with the local forces of civilization). Any plans for this sort of thing ?

Thanks.

[dnoonan]

We've got a wide steppe in the west-central part of the continent that would be perfect for that sort of thing. As a longtime player of nomads myself, I definitely see the appeal.

--Dave.
(@davidnoonan on Twitter)

[Sgt Steel]

Solid !!! We've on the right wavelength for sure.

[John Woodford]

Less that $2k left before it funds, with 25 hours to go. Nice job getting the word out, folks!

[Doug OBrien]

It's great that it will be funded, but I hope the next time you guys consider using Kickstarter you take a closer look at how your tiers and pricing are set up. You guys added some extra value after the fact, but I think you lost a lot of consideration from people early on who were initially turned off by the pricing structure. But I can only imagine how delicate a task figuring out the pricing for reward tiers must be.

Now, let's knock out that last $1,450.