Hahaha, well, millennia of use of the Greek term has made it canon. Now only the official state uses the “Hellenic” term (Hellas for Greece, Hellenic for Greek) and I think there must be only one nation in all the world that refers to us as Hellas. Anyway, you keep using what you like, there is no problem whatsoever.

As for the Primeval Thule, thanks. I love that setting and the only thing that keeps me from passionately advertise it to my players is the amount of work that is needed to prep from my side.

1) Hellenic it is. Can’t argue with a local. As a history major who took classical history, I should know better 🙂

2) I’ll add Primeval Thule to the list for that idea. Thanks

The Greek (well, the PROPER term would be Hellenic, but blame the Romans for this) Mythos Campaign reminded me of a couple of P&P RPGs that were spawned from earlier editions of D&D here in Greece. Sadly, I do not have a copy of any of them and more so they were all written in Greek.

The Prehistoric campaign would be brutal; striping away options for equipment and magic makes many players really uneasy. Combine this with optional resting rules (short rest 8 hours, long rest 24 hours) and things can get really upsetting for them. This is what I’m cooking for my upcoming Primeval Thule campaign.