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<blockquote data-quote="Asmor" data-source="post: 3704485" data-attributes="member: 1154">Not really... I mean, if you want to do everything by the book, certainly, but it's entirely possible to have a battle between, say, a mind flayer and a jedi. The names of things are different, but they're still basically the same and the numbers are roughly in the same range. When the jedi attacks, he has to hit the Mindflayer's AC. When the Mindflayer attacks, it has to hit the Jedi's reflex defense. Force powers can be applied pretty easily to 3.x monsters, and I can't think of any 3.x abilities off the top of my head which would be difficult to port directly over to SWSE. Hell, even though the system doesn't officially support them, you can use poisons and diseases and etc exactly as written in 3.x, or you could just rule that they send you a step down the condition track.The only thing that really requires a conversion are save DCs; either add 1d20-10 to the DC and compare to the SWSE character's approriate defense, or add 1d20-10 to the SWSE character's defense and compare to the save DC.The point is, you can pick up a 3.x product and use it with SWSE almost as easily as you could have with 3.5.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Asmor, post: 3704485, member: 1154"] Not really... I mean, if you want to do everything by the book, certainly, but it's entirely possible to have a battle between, say, a mind flayer and a jedi. The names of things are different, but they're still basically the same and the numbers are roughly in the same range. When the jedi attacks, he has to hit the Mindflayer's AC. When the Mindflayer attacks, it has to hit the Jedi's reflex defense. Force powers can be applied pretty easily to 3.x monsters, and I can't think of any 3.x abilities off the top of my head which would be difficult to port directly over to SWSE. Hell, even though the system doesn't officially support them, you can use poisons and diseases and etc exactly as written in 3.x, or you could just rule that they send you a step down the condition track. The only thing that really requires a conversion are save DCs; either add 1d20-10 to the DC and compare to the SWSE character's approriate defense, or add 1d20-10 to the SWSE character's defense and compare to the save DC. The point is, you can pick up a 3.x product and use it with SWSE almost as easily as you could have with 3.5. [/QUOTE]

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