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<blockquote data-quote="Water Bob" data-source="post: 6263124" data-attributes="member: 92305">Yes, thanks.&nbsp; That's the exact type of info I was looking for.&nbsp; There's too much magic in it to make it a Conan adventure, it seems.&nbsp; I can get away with one epic magic item as the goal of a quest, but not several.&nbsp; That type of thing just doesn't fit into Conan's universe.I do usually find it easiest to convert the lower level D&amp;D adventures to Conan, though.&nbsp; I converted Scourge of the Howling Horde to my previous Conan game, and we all had a blast.&nbsp; I was able to keep most of the monsters.&nbsp; The giant spider fit in perfectly.&nbsp; I cut out the Shriekers and the Gelatinous Cube, and I made the all the goblins and such warriors from a rival Cimmerian tribe.&nbsp; The site based adventure became a Cimmerian cavern that these tribesmen had found.&nbsp; The young dragon in the climax of the adventure became a demon that was influencing the Cimmerians.&nbsp; And, I turned the elite Hobgoblins and Ogre into Hyperboreans who were there attracted by the demon.&nbsp; It worked out nicely.Some D&amp;D adventures convert to Conan, but many don't.&nbsp; It sounds like Barakus would not be a good choice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Water Bob, post: 6263124, member: 92305"] Yes, thanks. That's the exact type of info I was looking for. There's too much magic in it to make it a Conan adventure, it seems. I can get away with one epic magic item as the goal of a quest, but not several. That type of thing just doesn't fit into Conan's universe. I do usually find it easiest to convert the lower level D&D adventures to Conan, though. I converted Scourge of the Howling Horde to my previous Conan game, and we all had a blast. I was able to keep most of the monsters. The giant spider fit in perfectly. I cut out the Shriekers and the Gelatinous Cube, and I made the all the goblins and such warriors from a rival Cimmerian tribe. The site based adventure became a Cimmerian cavern that these tribesmen had found. The young dragon in the climax of the adventure became a demon that was influencing the Cimmerians. And, I turned the elite Hobgoblins and Ogre into Hyperboreans who were there attracted by the demon. It worked out nicely. Some D&D adventures convert to Conan, but many don't. It sounds like Barakus would not be a good choice. [/QUOTE]

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