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I've always wanted to do that as well, never got around to. But found this map long ago.

Thank you. Much appreciated. But I think we misunderstood eachother 😊 Besides the dungeon (that I now have in many useful versions, thanks again), I meant the map you posted in your first post, quoted below

Thanks. I ment the unnumbered version of the top one pager you posted above

Thanks! And the player map? :)

This is awesome. I don't suppose you have these in a unnumered (temple) and higher res (dungeon)?

Well, if you like SWADE, you should check out Sprawlrunners. It's basically Shadowrun for Savage Worlds with the serial numbers filed off. Edit: ah, you know :)

It makes Matrix a sad boy that the Savage Worlds version of Earthdawn was so poorly done that there will neveer be another try - even though SWADE is almost a perfect fit. Heck, both systems even have exploding dice!

Star Wars Saga was a d20 system, and not at all related to Dragonlance SAGA.

No mass combat?

No war machine?

Neverwinter Campaign Setting.

If you search around, you'll find a 5e conversion of all the Neverwinter themes, including some from Dragon Magazine

If you search around, you'll find a 5e conversion of all the Neverwinter themes, including some from Dragon Magazine

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/258911/The-Return-Of-The-Crown https://www.dmsguild.com/product/202496 You can use Adventure Lookup to find others. What I have done, however is using the various AL and encounters and Dungeon Magazine adventures from 4E to patch a Neverwinter campaign...

Savage Pathfinder. It has that D&D feel, but wildly different mechanics. Haven't played it yet, but I will!

You also could do worse than getting a copy of the Neverwinter Campaign Setting. While it's for 4th edition and set about 10-15 years prior to 5E, it's one of the best setting guides for D&D period. You can easily use most of the lore, plots and adventure hooks as is. That's what I'm doing...

Think you'll like this

That would be awesome. Instead of having to read through all by ourselves, we get summaries plus a balanced review. What's not to like? :)