Conversion problems [Archive] - Wizards Community

Conversion problems [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
NestroEmichae
02-22-04, 03:42 PM I am one of the ones that plays a 3E Hybrid game instead of just 3.0 or 3.5. As such, I must convert the stats of the creatures (the item stats were easy). However, I am having the following problems:

1)I am having trouble converting the Planar dragons to 3.0 stats (monster stats in my game are still 3.0).

2)Also, I have no idea how to convert the golems (thinking about converting the 3.0 golems to 3.5 instead) or the Zombie Dragon template.

I would appreciate some help in this.

Edit: I should note that all I need to convert is the DR.
the_heart
02-23-04, 08:05 AM short and nasty DR reversion:

(using 10/magic or iron as example)

1) double the first number. 20/
2) divide by 5 for the plus. 20/+4
3) if it's an and qualifier add +5/? or ?/+1
if it's an or qualifier subtract +5/? or ?/+1 (20/+3)

you can then fine tune it, or make certain types more or less efficient.
NestroEmichae
02-23-04, 06:24 PM Thanks. I'm actually going to print that and use it. It will be helpful in any other 3.5 books that end up in my hands.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
NestroEmichae 02-22-04, 03:42 PM	I am one of the ones that plays a 3E Hybrid game instead of just 3.0 or 3.5. As such, I must convert the stats of the creatures (the item stats were easy). However, I am having the following problems: 1)I am having trouble converting the Planar dragons to 3.0 stats (monster stats in my game are still 3.0). 2)Also, I have no idea how to convert the golems (thinking about converting the 3.0 golems to 3.5 instead) or the Zombie Dragon template. I would appreciate some help in this. Edit: I should note that all I need to convert is the DR.
the_heart 02-23-04, 08:05 AM	short and nasty DR reversion: (using 10/magic or iron as example) 1) double the first number. 20/ 2) divide by 5 for the plus. 20/+4 3) if it's an and qualifier add +5/? or ?/+1 if it's an or qualifier subtract +5/? or ?/+1 (20/+3) you can then fine tune it, or make certain types more or less efficient.
NestroEmichae 02-23-04, 06:24 PM	Thanks. I'm actually going to print that and use it. It will be helpful in any other 3.5 books that end up in my hands.