jonnyt_ |
Short Version:
You can download my full Savage Tide Eberron conversion here: http://jon.thompsonstaggs.com/Roleplaying/Public/STAPEberron/
Long Version:
I am running Savage Tide in Eberron. I have cleaned up my conversion notes into an form that anyone can download and use. These notes are, of course, based on the official Keith Baker conversion (copy-pasted where appropriate), but they are expanded and cover the entire adventure path.
Not everyone will like all the changes I made, but I think it should make it much easier to run STAP in Eberron. If you don't like certain things you can always cherry-pick what you like.
The nice thing about having a full conversion is that you can effectively allude to what is coming because you know what it is.
I know its a bit late, but it took quite a while to work these up, and some more time to make them into an professional-style document.
Anyways, let me know what you think.
FilmGuy |
Good stuff! I wish I'd had this earlier in my campaign. My players are in the Shrine at the end of HTBM now - I don't think it's too late to alter some of the flavor to head down this path.
I really wasn't sure where I was going to take the path after they dealt with the shadow pearl production. I had some ideas, but they would have required some major re-writes. This seems a very satisfactory way of wrapping it all up without having to reinvent the wheel.
luchexx |
Short Version:
You can download my full Savage Tide Eberron conversion here: http://jon.thompsonstaggs.com/Roleplaying/Public/STAPEberron/Long Version:
I am running Savage Tide in Eberron. I have cleaned up my conversion notes into an form that anyone can download and use. These notes are, of course, based on the official Keith Baker conversion (copy-pasted where appropriate), but they are expanded and cover the entire adventure path.
Not everyone will like all the changes I made, but I think it should make it much easier to run STAP in Eberron. If you don't like certain things you can always cherry-pick what you like.
The nice thing about having a full conversion is that you can effectively allude to what is coming because you know what it is.
I know its a bit late, but it took quite a while to work these up, and some more time to make them into an professional-style document.
Anyways, let me know what you think.
Hi! I loved these conversion notes back in the day, but I recently lost them when my HDD fried itself. Would it be possible to re-upload this? The link isn't working anymore.
Thanks a lot!