In this small section, they make it feel like you are in the setting. What they do next is to go over equipment and things become so very Norse. That class just sounds super cool and at a glance, it is something that would interest me to play! Beyond these changes is where stuff gets very cool. Barbarian, Fighter, Cleric (with four new domains), Bard, Ranger, Sorcerer and a new class, the Runewalker. Then there are a bunch of class options for you to consider. Both humanoid races, one caught up with the sea and the other a mysterious race affected by the spirits. There are a couple of new races included in the booklet. Some darkness that looms just out of sight but is ever present. It is Ragnarok is nigh! How would your characters live their lives in that situation? For me, it has an element of doom that I love in my games. That hook is not the world will end in Ragnarok some day. But to add to that, two of the three signs of Ragnarok has already occurred and so it is a world hanging in the balance. Well, as I said, it is set in the lands of Norse mythology.
There is some awesome art in this booklet What is the concept? They have a nice section of setting material in their world and an interesting concept. Besides, I could use this booklet as an addition to one of my other games. I feel that they may actually be able to produce the goods on this one. But this group actually has some real material to show up front. Kickstarter’s are not my favourite thing either. As soon as I got the request I was sceptical. 5E is definitely not my game of choice, but I do appreciate things that are well made (not 5E – this booklet). It has been created by the Dream Realms Storyteller group, who appear to be new on the scene. It is soon going to be in the realm of Kickstarter but they have produced a playable booklet that you can use to build a mini-campaign around. And lo and behold I get a message about a bit of work being done for fifth edition (5E) Dungeons and Dragons called Svilland. It seems that this is the case today! I have recently learned a lot about the mythology of the Scandinavian/Norse world thanks to Neil Gaiman. But every now and again a gamer, or gamers, contact me with something interesting. Sadly, 98% of them are spam trying to screw me out of money. I often get messages through my contact form on my website.
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