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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Charles Dunwoody" data-source="post: 9602501" data-attributes="member: 17927">Some versions of Dunwich have CoC d20 stats included along with the Call of Cthulhu stats. CoC d20 uses a version of D&D 3.5 which converts easily to most editions (4E is a bit more work). You have AC, hit points, saves, and attacks with damage which work basically the same in nearly every D&D edition.Dunwich has many parts with no conversion needed (map and descriptions for Lovecraft Country, short stories, descriptions of town, and costs). In the adventure skill checks and saves for D20 are in paratheses following the CoC rules. An appendix in the back has a huge list of converted NPCs including witches, wizards, and even undead and a couple of pages of converted monsters including the son of Yog-Sothoth and a page and a half of CoC d20 magic spells like Awake Abhoth. When those rule elements are called out in the main text, a page number for the D20 stats are provided for quick reference.So if you want your D&D 2024 Edition PCs to fight the son of Yog-Sothoth at this Friday's game night in the forested hills that is home to a cursed and dying village, a version of Dunwich with d20 stats in it makes it much easier for you to do that. You can even throw in the twisted Whateley family to set the mood before the big fight.</blockquote>