Official Conversion Booklet

[Saorex]

Hi guys. Several years ago when WotC realeased 3rd Edition, they were offering a conversion booklet in PDF format if I'm not mistaken. Does anyone still have it? I found old Ravenloft books that I had totally forgotten in a box somewhere and such a conversion tool would be REALLY useful. If it's impossible to find, perhaps you could point me to some other conversion tool ?

Thanks a lot!

 

[briezee]

It looks like it is still available on the WotC site here:

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/20030718a

Wait, that's the 3 -> 3.5 book. I thought the other was still up there, I'm not sure anymore. Sorry!

 

[Keith Robinson]

You can find a 2ed to 3ed conversion book here.

 

[Saorex]

Thanks a lot guys. Both books will be of great use. Thanks for the fast answer also.

 

[Chewy]

I couldn't find the official 2E and 3E conversion book before. Thanks for the links!!!!!!!!

 

[IvanDragonov]

I am probably going to get heat for this, but I don't like any of the 3rd edition new rules. It seems like they have made it so PCs can become overpowered. It also seems unrealistic that all classes gain levels at the same rate, considering each has different powers. Note I base that on 2nd edition powers, as I have very little experience with 3rd. I feel like it takes away the charm and reality of medieval times, though this is a fantasy game not nessacerily based on that time period. But few people knew how to read during that time period so, it seems odd everyone can read/write automatically, also speak 2 languages. Teading/Writing only seems basic to us cause it's so prevalent in our time, but some people still cannot read. And how many of us can truly speal two languages fluently? Just some thoughts.