Keith the Thief wrote:Yes. But how much trouble is it?For example, you could convert a Pathfinder module to 1E, but it'd take some effort.Were DCC products developed with 1E play in mind, or are they geared to 3 or 3.5?Thanks.
JasonZavoda wrote:As the suggested character level increases you start dealing more and more with puffed stat blocks and cartoonish abilities of 3.x. With any such module there then needs to be a greater and greater amount of conversion work to bring it back to 1e.I'd recommend it at the $30 price level, but not $50 and certainly not $70+
aia wrote:Is there somebody so kind to confirm that there are 2 vesrions of DCC 30 (this one: http://www.goodman-games.com/5029preview.html)?IIRC there is an "ordinary" version, which was sold in stores, and then the gencon version which was a boxed set with minis in it to run the module.
Sea-to-sky-games wrote:Could someone point me in the direction of where I could acquire the 1E/3E/3.5E DCCs?Goodman apparently doesn't sell them on their website (for reasons posted above), and I'm trying to find a way to acquire a large lot of them. Is cobbling together fifty DCCs one by one on eBay the only way?
Sea-to-sky-games wrote:Thanks! Btw, is there any difference between individual modules and those same modules issued in a "super pack"? I.e., printing differences, packaging differences, etc.
mbassoc2003 wrote:The first Rat King comes with two different cover arts (or was it three?) We really need one of the GG experts on forum to give the lowdown on all of these.
Sea-to-sky-games wrote:Is there typically a discernible difference in printings (different logo, etc) or are they basically identical, short of very close inspection?
Sea-to-sky-games wrote:I guess a lot of this is a roundabout way of asking whether it's worth any bother to worry about the different printings. I suppose that answer will be different for different people.