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| Eternalknight |
Posted - 25 Apr 2003 : 14:45:58
If you could choose just one book to be done, what book would that be?
My choice:
Night Dragon
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| Eryx |
Posted - 16 Oct 2003 : 11:51:53
I'd really like the see the "classic" ones done first before moving on to the later books myself, but I'll be happy if they all come out as conversions.
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| jamie |
Posted - 16 Oct 2003 : 09:03:47
quote:
Originally posted by baden.holmes
I would like to see the Whole collection of FF converted to D20 if possible, hey I'm not greedy am I??????
That would keep me busy for a while 
Jamie Wallis
Author
Myriador LTD
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| baden.holmes |
Posted - 14 Oct 2003 : 21:53:42
I would like to see the Whole collection of FF converted to D20 if possible, hey I'm not greedy am I??????
On a different note, is Myriador going to converted any of Joe Dever's books ie: Freeway Warrior Series??????
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| jamie |
Posted - 04 Oct 2003 : 10:30:21
Hey Kelvin 
Kelvingreen wrote: K: I would have to choose a D20 version of Out Of The Pit.
In the back of each of the Myriador adventures is a New Monsters Appendix with full d20 stats of all the monsters which do not appear in the MM: Bloodbeast, Yeti, Brainslayer, Minimite, Iron Clyclops, Skunkbear to name but a few of over 35 new monsters over the 4 adventures.
Jamie Wallis
Author
Myriador LTD
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| kelvingreen |
Posted - 03 Oct 2003 : 19:57:05
quote:
Originally posted by Eternalknight
If you could choose just one book to be done, what book would that be?
K: I would have to choose a D20 version of Out Of The Pit. Yes, a decent GM could convert it himself (and most of the original monsters were borrowed from D&D anyway, so will be in the 3rd Ed Monster Manual or Fiend Folio), but it's always nice to have the official numbers in front of you.
Plus, who doesn't want a D20 Bhorket? 
K.
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| Rabel |
Posted - 28 Sep 2003 : 13:16:44
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Originally posted by Eternalknight
I'll throw another out there; how about a clash of the princes conversion with two groups against each other?
I've never played any of the Prince's books but I'd have to say that, despite the difficulty of running such a scenario, there's nothing quite so cool as having a rival adventuring party on the same module at the same time. And you can forget your demons, devils, and dragons: you're unlikely to come across a more difficult challenge than another party!
I once DM'd a game that had this concept. Quite difficult to keep track, but, after a while, both parties negotiated an uneasy truce and decided to work together. Of course, the fight over the treasure at the end was devastating...
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| Eternalknight |
Posted - 26 Sep 2003 : 10:14:31
I'll throw another out there; how about a clash of the princes conversion with two groups against each other?
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| Feldrin |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 16:29:44
My votes :
House of Hell
Scorpion Swamp
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| cimerians |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 15:32:06
I agree, House of Hell was one of my top 3 favorites (warlock, deathtrap and House of Hell)
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| Kishin |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 13:20:03
House of Hell was by far my favorite. It was one of the hardest, most confusing (in layout), and dangerous (if the monsters didn't kill you the Fear might!) FF book I ever played. It was also the most original of the series.
House of Hell ranks top on my list and a D20 Modern conversion would be easier than most think (though figuring out the layout to the House might be more challenging!).
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| Demonknight |
Posted - 12 Jun 2003 : 13:21:39
My votes:
The Forest Of Doom
Trial Of Champions
City Of Thieves
Crit Happens!
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| cimerians |
Posted - 09 Jun 2003 : 03:40:28
I can't believe someone is FINALLY converting these great adventures for the D&D game.
My votes:
Deathtrap Dungeon (I know this is being released as I write this)
City of Thieves
Island of the Lizard King
Forest of Doom
I really enjoyed Sword of the Samurai and House of Hell but I don't know how these can be converted. Perhaps an oriental adventure and a Cthulu d20 adventure??
Thank You for translating these games!!
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| jamie |
Posted - 06 Jun 2003 : 16:29:41
quote:
Originally posted by Eternalknight
If you could choose just one book to be done, what book would that be?
My choice:
Night Dragon
Tony Hough who did the artwork for Night Dragon is doing some of the internal Illustrations for our d20 conversion of DEATHTRAP DUNGEON.
Have a look at some of Tony's artwork at: http://uk.photos.yahoo.com/tonyhough2000
Jamie Wallis
Author
Myriador LTD
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| Allansian Wanderer |
Posted - 25 May 2003 : 21:06:31
City of Thieves would make an excellent party adventure, but could probably wait until after a Port Blacksand or Allansia sourcebook has been written (hint!).
Deathtrap Dungeon would make an intersting party adventure, if difficult to write and of course, no need to explain some of the weak linking between parts that can occur in FF books (the dreaded "how do the dwarves in this room get food when the only room leading in has a minotaur in it?" questions you get from players). It would of course make an excellent solo campaign.
Forest of Doom would make a great multi-player adventure.
Regards,
Jim
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| metaldredd |
Posted - 21 May 2003 : 23:37:11
house of hell would fit in any ravenloft/horror campaign and its the one of the best books i ever did.
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