Conversion: D&D Original Adventures to Dungeon Fantasy

Jabani · 03-27-2009, 12:55 PM

Inspired by this thread and the fine work the folks over there are doing, I've decided to start converting the free Original Adventures WotC has provided for D&D 3.x (they can be found here). I'll start at the top and work my way down, though I'll probably end up skipping around eventually.

Figuring out what power level to convert them to is thus far the only major issue. As the adventures go from levels one to twenty, it'd be silly to convert everything so that it's appropriate for 250 point characters. Following Kromm's equation (50 points + 50 points/D&D level), DF characters start out at 4th level, but for now I think I'll convert the first- and second-level adventures so that they're appropriate for 150 point characters (at least - maybe more, since GURPS combat can get nasty pretty quick). I'd love any feedback anyone has to offer, but comments on power level would be particularly helpful.

Edit: The numbers in (parentheses) are the PDF page numbers while the numbers in [brackets] are the area numbers.

03-27-2009, 12:55 PM	#1
Jabani Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Anywhere but home	Conversion: D&D Original Adventures to Dungeon Fantasy Inspired by this thread and the fine work the folks over there are doing, I've decided to start converting the free Original Adventures WotC has provided for D&D 3.x (they can be found here). I'll start at the top and work my way down, though I'll probably end up skipping around eventually. Figuring out what power level to convert them to is thus far the only major issue. As the adventures go from levels one to twenty, it'd be silly to convert everything so that it's appropriate for 250 point characters. Following Kromm's equation (50 points + 50 points/D&D level), DF characters start out at 4th level, but for now I think I'll convert the first- and second-level adventures so that they're appropriate for 150 point characters (at least - maybe more, since GURPS combat can get nasty pretty quick). I'd love any feedback anyone has to offer, but comments on power level would be particularly helpful. Edit: The numbers in (parentheses) are the PDF page numbers while the numbers in [brackets] are the area numbers. Last edited by Jabani; 03-27-2009 at 03:18 PM.