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On another note, I would love to see you and Troll Lord partner so the entire DCC line would get the C&C conversion treatment. Seconded...that way I can keep buying them. Or perhaps supply DCC/C&C conversion notes as free downloads on this site? Wouldn't be too much trouble, and you'd be na...

Hi again JediOre, I'm gonna be a pain and ask you to post any conversion notes you have on this adventure if you have them.

Perfect, thank you soooo much JediOre.

Thanks very much!

Do you think the rest of the mod is o.k. as is. ie. viper, or should I use M&T equivalents.

Also, when changed to C&C, does the deifficulty of the mod stay around second level?


This' a group new to C&C so I want to be sure things go well, etc.

Wow JediOre:

Thanks; very much appreciated!

Actually JediOre, have you converted the npcs in this adventure?

I need the pseudo-dragon sorcerer, the rogue choker, Malchor, and Goren Bloodshaft...

...and when the PCs reduce, I'll probaly substitute the ordinary rats with giant rats from the M&T.

Looks like I will need some help converting a few other monsters...

You know, I was gonna post a 'play-by-play' of the conversion process, but it turned out to be pretty simple, and not really worth writing out...

With regard to primes then, would I say that the werebadger has dex/wis, etc. or just say that when using ranger or thief abilities it gets its level +

Werebadger RGR2/Rog1: CR5;Medium Humanoid (human shapechanger); HD 3d8+1d6+16; hp 28; init +7; spd 30 ft; AC 18; touch 13, flat footed 15; BAB +2; GRP +3; Atk/Full Atk +4 metee (1d6+1/19-20, masterwork shortsword) or +7 ranged (1d6+1/X3, +1 shortbow) My post: gideon_thorne wrote: "Werebadger RG...

Next Wednesday hopefully.

I've thought alot about this, and I'm not comfortable converting monsters with class levels by just giving them an extra hit die.

So I need wererat rogues, etc.

K, I'm not sure if I'm posting in the right area, but I'd like to attempt to convert this adventure using the conversion guidelines outlined by BASH MAN.

Any suggestions, hints, criticisms, or etcetera are greatly appreciated.

Hmm, page one...

The system is amazing, and brings a flavour back to the game I'm not sure 'purely d20 types' have ever experienced... I recently had a discussion with a friend about why d20 didn't give us the same 'rush' as earlier D&D additions did: I don't hate d20 by any stretch, but I'm beginning to feel th...

C&C's almost too good to be true; I've haven't seen a system that so captures the heart of 'roleplaying', since way back in the old days...

Nuff said.

Picked up C&C.

Swweeet...

Now that's old school.

Pour moi: Mysterious Tower, Legacy of the Savage Kings, and The Sunless Garden.

I've just ordered the C&C player's guide to check it out. ...and I'll use the guidelines here to start converting some low level DCCs. If the system checks out, I'll make the switch from d20 for our group(s)... all in all, that makes 20 or so of us. So I'm hoping the conversions won't be too muc...

ouch...too bad.

goodmangames wrote:

"There's a possibility future DCC's will be dual-statted."


Is this still something in the works?

goodmangames wrote:There's a possibility future DCC's will be dual-statted.

Is this still something in the works?

Thanks guys; I really appreciate the responses.

Could anyone elaborate on how easily the DCCs can be converted over, or perhaps provide a short example?

Will I mainly be just removing stuff from the the monster stats and then eyeballing it?

Or is there a tried and true method, etc?

Can I use this system with my gazillion Dungeon Crawl Classics I've purchased without too much effort? I'm so absolutely committed to the DCCs, that I wouldn't even consider moving to another system which would in any way make them unplayable, or 'hard to play'. Honestly, the DCCs are my bread and b...

is this system truly compatible with d20, if so, why publish adventures separately for them

ie. why not just produce DCCs, etc.

The abridged version:: The first encounters were ones in which the players breezed through without so much as blinking or breaking a sweat. So by the time they entered the room with six the sacrificial guardians, the fighter -perhaps feeling drunk on his own invunerability- plunged alone into the fr...