Freeport 3.5?

[XCorvis]

Has anyone used Freeport in 3.5? I heard the latest book (Black Sails, I think) is 3.5 compatable but I haven't been able to find out if any of the other adventures or suppliments are.

Also, I'd be interested in comments from people who have run Freeport-based adventures or campaigns. I'm considering running something in it soon.

 

[BigFreekinGoblinoid]

The other books are not 3.5, but the flavor and feel of the setting they impart is still great!

 

[Turjan]

As much as I think updating rulebooks is more or less a must be, updating adventures or settings is not so important IMHO. Most of the time I just use things and NPC's as they are. If they have the wrong skills and are slightly off in one or two statistics, who cares .

 

[XCorvis]

...If they have the wrong skills and are slightly off in one or two statistics, who cares .

Good point, thanks!

Any thoughts on the setting itself? I've seen some good reviews for it, and god knows I love pirates...

 

[BigFreekinGoblinoid]

Green Ronin has a GAGGLE of free support for Freeport on their website. Read some "focus" .pdfs and see if you like them. If so, you will like the books/setting too.

http://www.greenronin.com/freeportfocus.shtml

 

[Stone Angel]

No but I am planning on running a pirate type campaign. Kind of a merger between Swashbuckling adventures and Freeport. It will be 3.5 but as of yet no real changes have been made to any npc's. Right now I am compiling feats and prestige classes that I will use in the campaign. No overhauls yet besides a ranger type npc but still nothing major. Why ideas are you using high magic low magic I am curious.

 

[DiFier]

We've been running a Freeport campaign for about 2 and a half years. now we've expanded to include other cities other than just freeport. but it is a great campaign. we converted to 3.5 last summer. and freeport still rocks. I assume that the DM might be doing a little more work to convert to 3.5 but he's a great DM. so it seems flawless.