I usually DM, so when a buddy offered to run a (D&D) game a few years back, I jumped on the chance. He is an excellent DM, and tends to adapt whatever adventure he runs to the characters. The first adventure he ran was Three Days to Kill by John Tynes, published by Penumbra.
I had a absolute blast playing the adventure, and now that I am trying to get back into gaming, decided to update the adventure to the much better Pathfinder system. While the adventure is doable as it stands, I have realized my buddies personal touches to the adventure was really made it great.
I did run into a few issues, most notably the Orb of Sight, which is way too powerful for a 1st to 3rd level party. But, I went ahead and updated the statistic information in the adventure, and decided to show my work here. Each entry includes a notes section to show what I was thinking when I did the updates. If you have any suggestions, corrections, or any other thoughts on the work, let me know.
So, without anything further: Three Days to Kill.
Also, I am hazy on what's legal to post here. I looked at all the Open Content stuff, and the message board FAQ's. but I failed to see anything about "Pathfinder-izing" a 3.0 book, if I didn't copy/paste the book. If I did wrong, let me know so I can remove this as soon as possible.