Isn't this actually a pretty old format? I'd argue a bunch of the Judges Guild books from the 1970s would qualify for the adventure setting format, as described.
Although the material is designed for Pathfinder RPG, D&D 4E DMs and Dragon Age (. . .)
Isn't this actually a pretty old format? I'd argue a bunch of the Judges Guild books from the 1970s would qualify for the adventure setting format, as described.
Could you explain this in more detail?
Sure! The crunch material - monster stats and magic items for example - are presented in Pathfinder RPG formats. But the fluff - the stories, locales, and NPC descriptions - are great for almost any fantasy role-playing game. There is enough nifty content in this book that it's worth considering, imo, for picking up and converting to other systems like D&D and DragonAge!
So, it's for PF. Thanks. The way you wrote that made it appear it had stat info for D&D 4E and DragonAge also. Is all of the Midgard stuff strictly statted for PF or is it also statted for other systems in some products?