| Fractured DM |
Hey guys I'm thinking of converting a suitable AP into a Star Wars campaign.
Now the changing encounters to the SW rules doesn't worry me I'm just looking for an AP that would suit a Star Wars campaign.
I guess it would have to be one where the party travels from place to place, something which can easily turned into space travel.
An AP with exotic locales would probably be best and/or one with a plot that would suit a Star Wars campaign.
Has anyone ever done this or can anyone suggest an AP they've played which would suit this idea?
Thanks in advance
FDM
| The Eel |
Sarlac's Skull....
Actually, I'm half serious here. It starts with a shipwreck (crashland on planet) on a jungle island (jungle planet). It's based around an ancient race/cult trying to revive their half dead god (that's easy to switch up. could even be sith. or serpent sith). There's competing factions (trade federation, alliance, sith, jedi...etc) trying to get to a lost city.
I haven't played farther yet, but I believe once you get to the city you have to explore, delve underground and defend the city. Pretty easy swap. Lots of natives (could be made into an alien race), lots of really big animals and some dinosaurs (rancor monster, anyone?).
Check it out.
| Fractured DM |
Sarlac's Skull....
Actually, I'm half serious here. It starts with a shipwreck (crashland on planet) on a jungle island (jungle planet). It's based around an ancient race/cult trying to revive their half dead god (that's easy to switch up. could even be sith. or serpent sith). There's competing factions (trade federation, alliance, sith, jedi...etc) trying to get to a lost city.
I haven't played farther yet, but I believe once you get to the city you have to explore, delve underground and defend the city. Pretty easy swap. Lots of natives (could be made into an alien race), lots of really big animals and some dinosaurs (rancor monster, anyone?).
Check it out.
Yeah I'm looking at that one at the moment Eel. I have Kingmaker and Carrion Crown but I just don't think they would work. I just finished reading Smugglers Shiv and that could easily work for SW.
I thought I might some different suggestions from peope who have played the other APs| The Eel |
I think one of the big things to consider is why a group of characters in the Star Wars universe don't just get in a starship and fly where they want. I'm not familiar with the rules (of either version), only the setting, so I don't know if starships are common or not. Crashing on a backwater jungle planet seems like a legit way to limit movement, as well as plop the PCs down in an unknown area.
If you were to go with an urban, cosmopolitan game, Council of Thieves might do the trick. My mind boggles at the conversion of a PF AP into SW, but more power to ya. I think it would be just as much work as writing your own adventures, cutting out the conversion. The point of APs and modules, for me at least, is the fact that they cut out so much prep time. Converting them to a whole other system seems like too much of a pain. I'd almost rather convert SW Saga into PF, which I think others have already done/started. That said, best of luck.
| Stewart Perkins |
My thoughts and take on conversions (Which might echo whats been said but here goes anyway):
These are just me spitballing, off the top of my head. Hopefully you get ideas or inspiration from them.
| Fractured DM |
My thoughts and take on conversions (Which might echo whats been said but here goes anyway):
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Stewart Perkins if I could kiss you I would! ;-)
I might take a look at those others after I read Serpents Skull.Thanks heaps mate
FDM
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Second Darkness works really well
Finally there's the big showdown where the PCs have to stop the countdown timer in the Sith's Asteroid Battlestation.
As does Kingmaker
| Stewart Perkins |
Stewart Perkins wrote:My thoughts and take on conversions (Which might echo whats been said but here goes anyway):
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Stewart Perkins if I could kiss you I would! ;-)
I might take a look at those others after I read Serpents Skull.
Thanks heaps mate
FDM
Nooooo, I've never EVER considered doing the exact same thing :)
I'll take a handshake or a pat on the back, I'm married. :P