Korvosa would a be a space colony, Scarwall an abandoned fortified research station, the Shoanti nomadic asteroid belt dwellers. in space! The main BBEG would be a virus-like AI, undead creatures would be humans infected with nanites (taboo technology from the past golden age), assorted monstruous creatures would be translated as genetic engineering, mutants or droids.
I'm thinking of running Kingmaker with the rules from A Song of Ice and Fire - A Game of Thrones edition (Green Ronin), but it's something still very much on the planning table.Īnother weird project of mine would be running Curse of the Crimson Throne. This way, the adventure progressed at whatever rate the players dictated. The overall bonus I found for all conversions.no worries about 'levels' or things like "the PC's need to be level X by chapter Y". The PC's watched a holo-vid of him.it relayed that they could find the pass-code to override the door if they followed the vid's instructions. With my Star Frontiers conversion, I had the door be rigged and locked by the creature.who was a genius hacker. There is a specific creature that will be able to be befriended by the PC's it will open the door from the other side if the PC's help it. For example, there is a specially locked/barred door in AoW. I also get a lot more creative with conversions to fit the system. I've found that during conversion, I feel MUCH more "free" to change things. ran it using the Dark Dungeons (RC clone awesome, btw.you can find it online at ).įrom my experience, the AP's actually work better with a different system. getting ready to run with Powers & Perils
got ready to run with Call of Cthulhu, but haven't started that one yet. ran with "Fantasy Elements" (my own, homebrew fantasy system) As a matter of fact, the only AP I ever ran using Pathfinder was the first module for the Council of Thieves. Well, I have actually run 3 of the AP's using different systems.
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