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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ourph" data-source="post: 4118583" data-attributes="member: 20239"><p>Part of the reason the Pathfinder Adventure Paths are so useful is that all of the work of statting up high level adversaries is already done for you.  A 10th level D&D 3.5 RAW party is not going to be balanced against a group of 10th level Pathfinder RPG adversaries if those adversaries are getting a Feat every level, a big bonus to HP at 1st level and other powercreep add-ons.  You'd either have to make major modifications to the NPCs (lots of work) or re-stat them from the ground up (lots of work).  You'd have to do essentially the same thing with a 4e adventure or an AD&D adventure or a Conan adventure.  Is it doable?  Yeah.  But having to do those conversions removes one of the major incentives for purchasing the Pathfinder APs in the first place and moves them into the same category as all of those other products (i.e. - convertible adventures, not compatible adventures).</p></blockquote><p></p>