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<blockquote data-quote="phantomK9" data-source="post: 6534627" data-attributes="member: 6790724">I'm actually toying with doing this myself when I finally run a 5th Ed game. I actually still* have the modules for the Thunder Rift setting as well as Assault on Raven's Ruin, Quest for the Silver Sword, Rage of the Rakasta, In the Phantom's Wake and the old boxed set for the Fighter's Academy. So far it looks like the treasure would be the biggest hassle to convert as generally the monsters would all be the same. Also there are some very odd basic assumptions to the setting that would need to change (like the major &quot;city&quot; in the setting states it has a population of only 200, which is way off). But I'm finding it very easy to just change the numbers to conform to 5e assumptions and then add in more towns (because it only has 3).*In no way did I search the internet and download the PDFs. I most assuredly still had all the modules, not just the maps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="phantomK9, post: 6534627, member: 6790724"] I'm actually toying with doing this myself when I finally run a 5th Ed game. I actually still* have the modules for the Thunder Rift setting as well as Assault on Raven's Ruin, Quest for the Silver Sword, Rage of the Rakasta, In the Phantom's Wake and the old boxed set for the Fighter's Academy. So far it looks like the treasure would be the biggest hassle to convert as generally the monsters would all be the same. Also there are some very odd basic assumptions to the setting that would need to change (like the major "city" in the setting states it has a population of only 200, which is way off). But I'm finding it very easy to just change the numbers to conform to 5e assumptions and then add in more towns (because it only has 3). [SIZE=1]*In no way did I search the internet and download the PDFs. I most assuredly still had all the modules, not just the maps.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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