Take a look at the last page in my Eberron conversion (link in the signature). That's my take on it.

- Dan

Take a look at my Eberron conversion (link in my signature). I believe I made one in that.

Edit: Yep, on page 110.
Editx2: This succubus is a very d&d-like succubus.

- Dan

For the d20 monsters in the Eberron conversion, I simply buffed up AP. I however "normalized" the damage reduction to level 1 first (by withdrawing it's HD from the damage reduction).

Take a look in my signature.

- Dan

The PDF has been removed from the site.

TGryph wrote:I would be very interested to read any reviews, opinions, or comments

TGryph

Halfway through it, and it is fantastic. The quality is very high and the adventures bind together nicely, while allowing for chopping them up and using them individually.

Can't wait to run it sometime.

- Dan

The rules state specifically that no roll = failed roll. So a crit vs. fail / no roll = 2 CM. The advantage to getting a crit is - apart from the extra CM over a success - is that the most dangerous CMs require a crit. For instance if A crits and B fails his roll or does not roll, then A can choose ...

That parts of it are in colour, when the rest seem to be in black & white?

Otherwise, looks good.

- Dan

Take a look at my Eberron conversion for Legend below. It might give you some inspiration to apply monetary costs to enchantment.

- Dan

Take a look at my Eberron conversion in my signature. I believe it is easiest to simply make magic-into-item rules, rather than item-specific rules.

- Dan

A link was added to this forum some time ago.

I hope I'm not infringing on copyright by adding a link to it here - if I am, please remove the link mods.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/346399/NAmaps.zip

- Dan

You could take a look at "Book of Quests" and "Monster Island" coming up early 2013 for RQ6. They should be very much Legend-compatible. BoQ is a book containing 7 adventures, whereas MI is a sandbox setting in the style of Griffin Island of the old RQ3-age.

- Dan

Instead of modelling it as something generic, I would model it as a spell contained within the great families (in this case). After all, if a baker curses you before you kill him and take his bread and 5 copper pennies, you don't want the curse to really have an effect.. it should be dramatic and on...

msprange wrote:

Dan True wrote: Huh, nothing there either. How annoying.

- Dan

I have sent you the mail twice now

Have you got an alternative email address we can use?

Try:

rastlink@gmail.com

msprange wrote:

Dan True wrote: How do we recieve the pdf? Because I can't seem to find to have received anything from you.

- Dan

You should have received an email from DrivethruRPG.com

strega wrote:It's in your spam folder. Mine always end up there.

Huh, nothing there either. How annoying.

- Dan

msprange wrote:

Dan True wrote: Did that yesterday with no answer. Gonna try again.

- Dan

I am sorry, I didn't get the mail yesterday - but I got the one you just sent, and you should already have access to the PDF!

How do we recieve the pdf? Because I can't seem to find to have received anything from you.

- Dan

I think Legend and RQ6 are about the same. I prefer RQ6 however, as many of the errors in Legend have been handled. It does take some time however. You can make RQ6/Legend combats quick, quicker than AD&D where you at high-level can have to remove hundreds of HP. In the beginning however, RQ6 combat...

msprange wrote:

Dan True wrote:When can we expect to receive the pdf after pre-ordering?

- Dan

Drop me a line at msprange@mongoosepublishing.com with your order number, and I will get right on to it!

Did that yesterday with no answer. Gonna try again.

- Dan

When can we expect to receive the pdf after pre-ordering?

- Dan

Redcaps from Irish mythology. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcap

- Dan

I didn't say you can't ever do one point of damage, only that an average strength guy, not pulling his blow, under perfectly normal combat parameters can't hit with a saber, or a short spear, or a dirk, or a battle axe or a ball and chain, and do one point of damage. And that, to me, is a concern t...