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    GreySage

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    Sun Sep 02, 2012 11:57 am  
    Module Conversions

    Is there a forum or anywhere else that catalogues and saves conversions of old modules to newer editions/other game systems here on Canonfire?

    Since I'm running a Greyhawk campaign using the Pathfinder rules system, I would love to have such conversions handy for the old modules I intent to take the players through. It would be much easier than having to take the time to convert everything myself.

    The first one I'm looking for is The Keep on the Borderlands.

    Thanks!

    SirXaris
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    Sun Sep 02, 2012 8:50 pm  

    There used to be a number of module conversions on ENWorld, but I think they're mostly gone now. They do survive, to some degree, in the internet archive, however:

    http://web.archive.org/web/20080215055104/http://dungeonbastard.net/3econversionsdocs.html

    http://web.archive.org/web/20060425204304/http://66.34.111.89/Eric/3econversionsdocs.htm

    and http://www.enworld.org/forum/index.php?cid=9 seems to be completely gone now, alas.
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    GreySage

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    Sun Sep 02, 2012 9:15 pm  

    Thanks Allan.

    I've found a thread on the Paizo boards and asked a fellow to send me a copy of a conversion he made. Hope he can do it soo. Those links you listed are all for a 3.x conversion which I already have. It is better than my own 2nd ed. conversion, though. Smile

    SirXaris
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    Mon Sep 03, 2012 12:42 am  

    I have a couple, would have to check if they are 3.x or PF, if you interested.
    GreySage

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    Mon Sep 03, 2012 9:02 am  

    DarkHerald wrote:
    I have a couple, would have to check if they are 3.x or PF, if you interested.


    Yes, please, DarkHerald. The guy on paizo's boards hasn't answered me yet and we've already begun the adventure, so if you have a Pathfinder conversion of The Keep on the Borderlands, please send it to me at sgtwitchell <at> yahoo <dot> com.

    SirXaris
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    Mon Sep 03, 2012 7:05 pm  

    SirXaris wrote:
    Those links you listed are all for a 3.x conversion which I already have.


    Ah, OK. I figured if you got a 3.x conversion, conversion to PF would be much speedier/easier. Sorry if I lead you down a wild goose chase :D
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