I figure that the stats and some advice for running the encounters in 4e might be about as much work, or less, than making a new RPGA adventure.
They would run for more sessions, the original text for some is available for purchase as pdf's, and it might attract some who see a renewed interest in the older editions 'software', as it were.
Maybe many wouldn't make any sense in 4e, but to my mind, I think most would be a better fit to 4e than many other games, maybe even better than 3.5.
Would anybody else be interested in running through or DMing 'B2 Keep on the borderlands' for 4e as an RPGA sanctioned adventure?
So here I am with 4e and its ease of statting up encounters, a set of paper and pdf classic adventures, and I was wondering, would it be a good idea to stat them up for 4e as sanctioned RPGA games?
I figure that the stats and some advice for running the encounters in 4e might be about as much work, or less, than making a new RPGA adventure.
They would run for more sessions, the original text for some is available for purchase as pdf's, and it might attract some who see a renewed interest in the older editions 'software', as it were.
Maybe many wouldn't make any sense in 4e, but to my mind, I think most would be a better fit to 4e than many other games, maybe even better than 3.5.
Would anybody else be interested in running through or DMing 'B2 Keep on the borderlands' for 4e as an RPGA sanctioned adventure?
Just to be clear - this would have to be sanctioned as a home game, and be worth 1 point.
thanks for that.
I wasn't aware that it was an option as a 'home game'. Thanks!