Crown of Fangs conversions?

[Exeter]

I am preparing for the last chapter of CotCT and am already fed up with the stat work. To ease my pain: Is anyone willing to share his conversion with me? I have not found any in this forum (I am aware of Steev42's marvellous job, but his conversions are all beta ones). I would really, really appreciate this noble gesture.

[Aeshuura]

I think that they have the conversions up on d20PFSRD.com. I have not found a compiled conversion, but I do believe that I saw Curse of the Crimson Throne up on there...

Good luck! We are currently going through the fourth book, I believe! Hopefully we don't die... ;p

[Bristor]

I was planning on using his conversions for Edge of Anarchy - is there something I should be aware of? Why are they problematic? Lots of comments in his thread say they work well. Thanks for any advice.

[Aeshuura]

His conversions are very good, and true. My problem is that I would rather not print out each individual page one by one. That's why I usually look for compilations. Additionally there might be some missing monsters that they just haven't gotten to yet (as noted by the link-less entries on the bestiary page.)

Anyway, in short, go for it!

[Elinor Knutsdottir]

Converting stats is about as time consuming as making your own up. On the other hand, it does mean that you can tailor to meet the players rather than find that they're not good enough or will waltz through.

PS. Does anyone know what happened to Rolth?

[walter mcwilliams]

Elinor Knutsdottir wrote:

Converting stats is about as time consuming as making your own up. On the other hand, it does mean that you can tailor to meet the players rather than find that they're not good enough or will waltz through.

PS. Does anyone know what happened to Rolth?

It is time counsuming, however the ability to tailor everything (I have a 7 player group)outweighs it for me. It also makes you intimately familiar with each NPC's abilities and motivations.