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<blockquote data-quote="Sigdel" data-source="post: 5940495" data-attributes="member: 19261">just for clarity sakes, what do you mean by re-writing?It all depends on the intent of the adventure. KotB was a sandbox adventure. When I converted it I kept that in mind. I did not scale the adventure to challenge the PC's. When I started the adventure I warned them that this was not to scale. If you go to the cave with the hardest monsters when you are not ready you will get whacked. And that combat may not be the best option. Granted the pace was slower given it was 4e, but that was no big deal.In CCII, I scaled monsters to best emulate the intended challenge of the adventure. Also put in all the &quot;back door&quot; tricks that the original had. Example; the entire final combat can be avoided by dumping a holy potion in to a keg of brandy ( it makes sense in context). Or you can go the slugfest route that would be harder unless you recruit the three NPC's that will help you out. I ran my wife through this one in one night, 4e had no slowdown on it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sigdel, post: 5940495, member: 19261"] just for clarity sakes, what do you mean by re-writing? It all depends on the intent of the adventure. KotB was a sandbox adventure. When I converted it I kept that in mind. I did not scale the adventure to challenge the PC's. When I started the adventure I warned them that this was not to scale. If you go to the cave with the hardest monsters when you are not ready you will get whacked. And that combat may not be the best option. Granted the pace was slower given it was 4e, but that was no big deal. In CCII, I scaled monsters to best emulate the intended challenge of the adventure. Also put in all the "back door" tricks that the original had. Example; the entire final combat can be avoided by dumping a holy potion in to a keg of brandy ( it makes sense in context). Or you can go the slugfest route that would be harder [I]unless[/I] you recruit the three NPC's that will help you out. I ran my wife through this one in one night, 4e had no slowdown on it. [/QUOTE]

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