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Can't wait till you tell us how you've combined those adventures into a super campaign, pretty please! :) And this too! Somewhere good. Remember to tell us! :)

Can't help, but looking forward to following this

No Savage Worlds Fantasy Companion?

It is indeed. Gulthias.

This is from memory, but not all the adventures link to Ashardalon. IIRC, it's: The Sunless Citadel - Strong tie in The Forge of Fury - no tie in, map found in Sunless may lead to the Glitterhame. The Speaker in Dreams - no tie in The Standing Stone - some tie in (the Druid Drydd mainly) Heart...

Hardcore

It could be the designers intended this knowledge to be available to the players? Gating interesting and engaging information and clues behind all or nothing dice rolls with high DCs have few upsides, imo.

Headbutt is listed under actions, but it is a bonus action. Either put it together with claws, or list it under traits as per usual 5e (or do bonus actions have their own section now a days?).

Yes, though I'd say it's more of a MERP retroclone, without being a 1:1.

How about Against the Darkmaster? I think it checks on all parameters, plus it looks just amazing for the nostalgic factor alone.

That's interesting, as I've heard a lot of praise for PF SW. Is it the pregens that are poorly designed, or is it the core book, that has this flaw? What makes it poorly designed? Aan lastly, why do you think it will be better with the companion, but not PF SW?

Pathfinder for Savage Worlds.

Conversion is generally very easy imo. If you're not opposed to converting, here's an excellent expanded N5: http://www.candlekeep.com/downloads/UnderIllefarnAnew.pdf

It's an homage to N5, the same way Princes of the Apocalypse and Storm King's Thunder are to other adventures from the past.

Just chiming in to say I will be saving this thread.

I've always wanted to to something like this pic, only I would move the two parts closer together. But, the idea would be Faerun facing west and the Flanaess facing east on the Eurasia continent. (and sorry for the dismal resolution, it's a snippet from a low res world map combining most D&D...

We already use this imc and it works great.

How about criticals with piercing wooden weapons deal maximum damage? You have vampire spawn and elder vampires, but no 'ordinary' vampires? I feel like the traditional vulnerability to silver should be present, and maybe have wooden piercing weapons be useable against lesser vampires as well...