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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wlmartin" data-source="post: 6227725" data-attributes="member: 6679380">For the past 2 years, I have played and DM'ed in 4.0, mainly because there was little demand or a hard time filling a group for 3.5. I unfortunately after spending a good deal of time trying to make 4.0 work for, as a DM i simply prefer 3.5 for a number of reasons. I am running a one-shot adventure for my group with level 6 characters to playtest the mechanics and hopefuly win them over to a full switch of our regular weekly game. So, with the preface out of the way, I would appreciate any advise, thoughts, suggestions, comments on the best mindset and practices to migrate a campaign to 3.5. - The group are 7 players (yes i know, its a lot) with a Barbarian, Paladin, Sorceror, Warlock, Ranger, Shaman, Seeker I am sure that I can respec all of these, not sure on the Seeker though (does it exist in 3.5 without homebrew?) - The group consist of Dragonborn, Owlbear (don't ask!!), Human, Half-Orc, Tiefling x 2, Half-Elf I am sure that I can fudge the Owlbear since he is just using normal humanoid stat block, the Tieflings and Dragonborn are another question. I can always reskin a blank race (ie human without feats/skills bonus), a ability modifier and some kind of resist fire but am unsure how to do this and am reluctant to just throw in a level-adjusted tiefling - The campaign world is homebrew, so modifing this to fit 3.5 should be swift and simple - The adventures are homebrew, so modifing or creating new ones will be a different process for me but ultimately requiring no conversion of premade stuff - Both myself and all my players have got access to the key corebooks to give us as much information as possible Any ideas guys? (thanks in advance)</blockquote>

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