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So finally trying to get games going. Have what I know should be a basic question but I am failing to find an example to explain it. When it is saying "Can make a check vs. creatures x DC", what is actually happening with the dice to determine that check? Specific example. If Goblin Dog has Will +5, and you want to attempt Command an Animal. It says attempt a nature check vs creatures Will DC. PC has +2 Nature profeciency. Who rolls what? I can't seem to find any example of this. Does this mean the GM rolls a D20 and adds 5, and the player rolls a D20 and adds 2, and if PC is higher, PC wins the check? Or does this mean only the player rolls a D20 and has to beat a 5? Or is it a 10 and add 5 to it so player needs to roll a 15? Kind of confused here on something that I know is a basic concept of the system.


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Having to cut back a bit with all this going on. Please cancel all subscribtions for now. If I get a group together again at some point I will come back. Until then, I can't justify stacking up books and content to never get used when I need the funds in other places right now. Thank you in advance!


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It seems it might be enough to convert some AP content if it were not for treasure. I really want to see what people come up with for RotRL. I really want to run that for my group but under 2E. I'm not experienced enough as a PF GM to convert magic items on the fly. LOL


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Ah! Ok, I get it now. Thank you. That was the key to my head scratching.


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It does. I would not expect an official conversion of each AP module. I am sure community ones will pop up. I am just hoping for a basic conversion ruleset like you mention that I could convert NPC's / Bestiary with out much fuss. That would be excellent. Thank you for the response!