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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chronologist" data-source="post: 5377434" data-attributes="member: 81796">frankthedm, that's a good idea, using the slower table. What I'll do is I'll figure out how much they got from combat, find the difference, and have the social encounters for a bit add up to that so as they don't seem to level slower at first.Skeld, I have completely converted every single monster and character to the Pathfinder rules. So far, the only thing that was tricky was, spoiler, the master zombie at the end of the module. It has death effects at will and a "poison aura" of fear, so I ended up having to consider it a Ghast with multiple levels of Cleric spellcasting, but less spells per day, AC, HD, and saves (making it about a CR 8 creature).I want the module to be as similar as possible to the original, though, so same mosters at the same time. I guess I'll ramp up the HD and difficulty of them, since increasing the number of Ghouls from 2 to 8 didn't really do much. I'll probably increase the CR of everything by 2, especially since none of the characters have uses per day and they have Wands of Healing ensuring full HP at every fight.So, higher CR of enemies but slower progression of XP sounds okay.Another question, what about GP rewards? The module has almost no rewards for PC wealth, besides a +1 longsword, 6 +1 arrows, and 3 potions of CLW. Should I put a big heap of treasure at the end of the module, or have them find small caches in several locations?</blockquote>

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