D&D 3E/3.5 C1: The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan conversion for 3.5/Pathfinder

[Ranes]

It's always bugged me a little that one of my favourite modules wasn't converted for my favourite system, so I've done what I can to rectify that.

To celebrate the launch of 5th Edition, please find your 3.5/Pathfinder compatible conversion right here.

I mean, it's never too late, right? I hope you enjoy it. And if you do run it (or play it), please let me know how you got on.

 

[Oryan77]

It's always bugged me a little that one of my favourite modules wasn't converted for my favourite system, so I've done what I can to rectify that.

To celebrate the launch of 5th Edition, please find your 3.5/Pathfinder compatible conversion right here.

I mean, it's never too late, right? I hope you enjoy it. And if you do run it (or play it), please let me know how you got on.

Thanks man. I love getting 3.5 conversions! Out of curiosity, why is this your favorite module? I've never ran or read it, so I'm just asking in case I might want to run it some day in my own campaign.

 

[Ranes]

Well, it's one of my favourites. The first and most enduring aspect of its appeal to me is its Mesoamerican theme, which I think the module evokes very successfully, from its location design to its traps and key encounters. Nevertheless, it's all served up with some of D&D's signature gonzo weirdness. I'm a huge fan of aberrations and this adventure marks the debut of one of the most out-there. On top of all this, its tournament origins can be found in the mechanics that impress an urgency upon the PCs. All in all, I think it gets the ingredients right and then makes something delicious from them.

I love getting conversions, too. I've read many and run several. The fact that after all this time no one had done a complete and faithful conversion was a surprise to me, but the opportunity it gave me to create one was irresistible.

I hope I've done it justice. As you'll see from the download page, I built on some of two other people's efforts in the process, but I've tried to give third edition DMs the means to run as accurate and complete a recreation of the original as possible. And I hope you do get to use it - or bits of it - at some point, and that you have fun with it. Thanks for downloading.

 

[Jharet]

It's always bugged me a little that one of my favourite modules wasn't converted for my favourite system, so I've done what I can to rectify that.

To celebrate the launch of 5th Edition, please find your 3.5/Pathfinder compatible conversion right here.

I mean, it's never too late, right? I hope you enjoy it. And if you do run it (or play it), please let me know how you got on.

I don't suppose that conversion is still floating around?

 

[Alzrius]

I don't suppose that conversion is still floating around?

I believe it's over here.

 

[Jharet]

Thanks!

 

[Maingame]

From what I've seen, it's a great conversion so far. I'll be making good use of it in my games. Thanks to everyone here for all the hard work!