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So let me get that straight. A 1st level spell (ray of enfeeblement) can cause you 7 Str loss, but a second level one (bull's strength) can only get you 4 back? And they last the same amount of time? Is there something wrong with this?

I couldn't see a CR listed, so I went with the level adjustment. Where in RoF does it say an orog is a CR 1?

Ok, so how would you create an orog as a monster? Give him two fighter levels to make him a CR 4 with only two piddly hit dice to protect him? That hardly seems right. After all, using 3.0 rules, a CR 2 Ogre has 4 hit dice, and 6 hit dice if you give him two levels of barbarian. A much...

You took the words right out of my mouth.

When will your adventures be 3.5 compatible?

A RogX/Rgr1 in 3.0 depended on the ambidexterity and two-weapon fighting virtual feats. In 3.5, RogX/Rgr1 won't give that to them. They will have to get two Ranger levels instead, or blow a feat on two-weapon fighting.

If you don't need to be a stickler with the rules, then you should be fine, like the others have said. Maybe I'm just anal-rententive or something :)

If you input your NPCs into a campaign manager (like DM Genie or DMF) to help run your combat during a battle, you may not have a choice but convert if 3.0 and 3.5 are different game modes. Personally, I would much rather use those programs than run a combat by hand these days. I hated messing...

How about leaving the specialization rules as-is, but also giving the specialized school a +1 caster level for the extra spell per level that is cast? So, a 4rd level evoker prepares magic missile as his bonus 1st level evocation spell. When cast, its effects will be as if he were 5th level...

For the simple reason that NPCs should follow the same rules as PCs. Not doing that is unfair to whoever is weaker, especially for the classes that got power increases.

Don't fool yourself - it's not a breeze to convert. People with Rangers and Monks, for instance, will find themselves with a very different character upon upgrade. People who multiclassed may find that their upgraded character is not viable because of the way they changed certain class...

You think a 6" ball of crystal weighing 7 lbs., which is much more convenient to carry and much less fragile, should be the same price as a 2x4' mirror?

"Better suit players needs." "More balanced power structure." Hmm. One says power ramp and the other says nerf, no? :)

Is it possible to use a crystal ball as a component for the scry spell without making it into the 42,000 gold magic item? If so, what part of that 42,000 gold magic item makes up the crystal ball itself?

Perhaps it means updating the spells to 3.5 as well.

What happened? Do tell!

I thought there was no such thing as "MW Alchemy Tools" because the alchemist's lab filled that role?

The detect poison spell says: --- A character with the Craft (alchemy) skill may try a DC 20 Craft (alchemy) check if the Wisdom check fails, or may try the Craft (alchemy) check prior to the Wisdom check. ---

Wow, that's a lot of stuff. Good job.

Oops, I meant to say poisons. I'll edit the original.