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#1
fjw70
Nov 30, 2011 21:32:22 Using the updated monster math. Particularly paragon level ones.
#2
reaper_93
Dec 01, 2011 10:32:20 Well, I know that Revenge of the Iron Lich is an adventure in paragon tier that uses the updated monster math... but as a tournament module, not unlike Tomb of Horrors, you may (read: 99% chance) need to do some (read: a lot of) mucking about with it if you want to use it in a normal campaign without killing everyone.
#3
Seeker95
Dec 01, 2011 10:39:56 It has been my experience that Goodman Games tends to use the most up-to-date ruleset in its adventures.
#4
AbdulAlhazred
Dec 01, 2011 12:00:38 Enworld also has a couple of complete adventure paths that go from 1-30 which have 4e versions. The first one War of the Burning Sky was pretty well liked but it came out a good while ago, so it isn't using the most modern monster stats. You can probably find some conversions and tweaks for individual encounters for it though that include updates. I recall a couple people commenting over there that they had redone some of the encounters.

They have a new path, Zeitgeist, that also supports 4e. It is not complete right now, but I'm pretty sure it uses the most recent monster math. In any case I'm sure they'll finish it quicker than you can run through the thing.

Anyway, those are worth checking out.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 fjw70 Nov 30, 2011 21:32:22	Using the updated monster math. Particularly paragon level ones.
#2 reaper_93 Dec 01, 2011 10:32:20	Well, I know that Revenge of the Iron Lich is an adventure in paragon tier that uses the updated monster math... but as a tournament module, not unlike Tomb of Horrors, you may (read: 99% chance) need to do some (read: a lot of) mucking about with it if you want to use it in a normal campaign without killing everyone.
#3 Seeker95 Dec 01, 2011 10:39:56	It has been my experience that Goodman Games tends to use the most up-to-date ruleset in its adventures.
#4 AbdulAlhazred Dec 01, 2011 12:00:38	Enworld also has a couple of complete adventure paths that go from 1-30 which have 4e versions. The first one War of the Burning Sky was pretty well liked but it came out a good while ago, so it isn't using the most modern monster stats. You can probably find some conversions and tweaks for individual encounters for it though that include updates. I recall a couple people commenting over there that they had redone some of the encounters. They have a new path, Zeitgeist, that also supports 4e. It is not complete right now, but I'm pretty sure it uses the most recent monster math. In any case I'm sure they'll finish it quicker than you can run through the thing. Anyway, those are worth checking out.