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<blockquote data-quote="Siberys" data-source="post: 4740385" data-attributes="member: 30619">My first bit of advice holds regardless of what you convert. Do not do a straight conversion. Use the existing adventure as a guide, but keep in mind that those adventures mayhave been built without many of the assumptions 4e uses.As for campaigns and adventures? The 3e Eberron adventures, both official and in Dungeon, were fun as hell, but unless you intend to play in Eberron, there may be little reason to do this. I may have to do this myself, actually, and make some awesom overarching plot to connect them all...The Age of Worms Adventure Path was a fun read, but I don't know how it would hold up in play. It did stay mostly in the material plane, except for one excursion to a wild island and another into the past. I may have to convert, tweak, and run this, too.I didn't play earlier than 3e, though of course there are many cool adventures from thence. Couldn't give you any details, though. :/</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Siberys, post: 4740385, member: 30619"] My first bit of advice holds regardless of what you convert. Do not do a straight conversion. Use the existing adventure as a guide, but keep in mind that those adventures mayhave been built without many of the assumptions 4e uses. As for campaigns and adventures? The 3e Eberron adventures, both official and in Dungeon, were fun as hell, but unless you intend to play in Eberron, there may be little reason to do this. I may have to do this myself, actually, and make some awesom overarching plot to connect them all... The Age of Worms Adventure Path was a fun read, but I don't know how it would hold up in play. It did stay mostly in the material plane, except for one excursion to a wild island and another into the past. I may have to convert, tweak, and run this, too. I didn't play earlier than 3e, though of course there are many cool adventures from thence. Couldn't give you any details, though. :/ [/QUOTE]

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