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Paizo's Savage Tide adventure path in Dungeon magazine had Demogorgon as the final boss if you're at all interested. It was actually a really good adventure path on the Isle of Dread. We played through the first 7 or 8 adventures and had an awesome time.

Can you use it via roll20.net?

I'm running Dark Sun using 5e right now, and the Dark Sun bard is easily created using the Assassin Rogue archetype with the Entertainer background. Used the tempest domain and elemental evil spells to create four elemental cleric domains. Oath of Vengeance paladins and warlocks both make...

The PDF doesn't actually explain this at all, but from what I gather, as soon as you involve solos you need to return to regular combat rounds of 6 seconds, and just play out 10 of them for each battle round. This would probably bog down the fight though as the PC would be taking multiple...

The PDF doesn't actually explain this at all, but from what I gather, as soon as you involve solos you need to return to regular combat rounds of 6 seconds, and just play out 10 of them for each battle round. This would probably bog down the fight though as the PC would be taking multiple...

This one wins because they have a replica Atlantean sword.

There already is a very conan-esque savage worlds rpg by the name of Beasts and Barbarians. It is everything you need to run Conan in Savage Worlds.

Why on earth would you knowingly purchase props from the D&D movie? I am still doing my best to forget it existed.

Yeah, but did they fill in the spell descriptions for cards with long descriptions instead of just showing "reference page XX of the PHB"

Maybe another setting based off some novels. Conan is one I could see being redone as it wasn't the best choice for a d20 setting. That being said, Mongoose's Conan RPG books were not all that bad. Black Company might be too old. The d20 setting book was so/so but it's not for everyone. I...

What information do they give on making your own monsters and assigning monsters levels of PC classes? Do they explain how CR is calculated?