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So we all know by now, that the Pathfinder conversion won't be happening...there are some interesting stuffs to consider:
-Back then they did use psionics to represent dream like spirits and powers...but nowadays with Occult adventures...we actually have the perfect set to represent the vision of War of the Burning Sky...yeah it requires a little more work instead of just using DSP psionics but believe that the game has a lot to gain from all the various rules of Occult adventures.
-Some npcs can obviously use some conversions especially the ones with ridiculous amount of multiclass.
Supreme Inquisitor Leskar for example is supposed to be CR 21...but she is actually quite weak in PF for her CR. She also suffers from multiclassing problems...
Quick and easy conversion:
Supreme Inquisitor Leska was always represented to be very shaman like and the shaman(PF) class does have the advantage of having arcane spells and divine spells on the same spell list. On top of it, picking the Lore spirit combining her high int with her high wisdom is perfect for arcane enlightenment and a good excuse to have her prepared to fight your PCS with a proper set of spells adapted to her needs.
Anyway just some thoughts for the moment.
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WotBS doesn't seem very popular around here.
Occult adventures is perfect for WotBS. I'm not familiar with the rules, but the flavor of at least some of the classes seem to fit.
Would it be possible to use Kineticists instead of the Monks of the Two Winds?
One of the things I dislike about this campaign is the abundant use of third party feats, spells and other stuff. Am I the only one who thinks this is weird? It seems to make the task of DMing even more of a chore.