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<blockquote data-quote="amnuxoll" data-source="post: 5424433" data-attributes="member: 13028">For what it's worth, conversion really is close to trivial.&nbsp; I ran one playtest using Pathfinder's Kingmaker and had very little monster conversion to do at all.&nbsp; Most of the time I just ran them as written using the trick of creating defenses by &quot;taking 10&quot; on the saving throws.&nbsp; The DM who is running my current playtest group hasn't talked to me much about what he's doing since I'm one of the players but I get the impression his experience is the same because he has yet to ask me a single question about how to do conversion.&nbsp; He's having fun building up some creative fully-statted NPCs too.&nbsp; However, I realize that it's handy to have pre-stated monsters around.&nbsp; I have a stat block format already done.&nbsp; What I'm debating is whether I should a) convert the SRD monstersor b) write an adventure path (which would come with stat blocks)Which would make you more inclined to give EG a try?:AMN:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="amnuxoll, post: 5424433, member: 13028"] For what it's worth, conversion really is close to trivial. I ran one playtest using Pathfinder's Kingmaker and had very little monster conversion to do at all. Most of the time I just ran them as written using the trick of creating defenses by "taking 10" on the saving throws. The DM who is running my current playtest group hasn't talked to me much about what he's doing since I'm one of the players but I get the impression his experience is the same because he has yet to ask me a single question about how to do conversion. He's having fun building up some creative fully-statted NPCs too. However, I realize that it's handy to have pre-stated monsters around. I have a stat block format already done. What I'm debating is whether I should a) convert the SRD monsters or b) write an adventure path (which would come with stat blocks) Which would make you more inclined to give EG a try? :AMN: [/QUOTE]

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