On Tuesday I effortlessly managed to integrate the goblin fort from *Rise of the Runelords* into my *Wilderlands of High Fantasy* Labyrinth Lord campaign. Monster conversion was simple to do on the fly. Goblins, shaman, panther – no problem at all. Since I have run this adventure path before, I think it’s going to be so much easier to have bits and pieces pop up in my sandbox without dominating the game.
I recently mused on my blog that “the DIY spirit of the old school D&D blogs has convinced me that my preferred style of gaming (it’s a continuous journey as far as I can tell) involves *very little preparation* and reading only *very short descriptions* of adventure locales—the Pathfinder products, however, require hours of reading and note taking—the Pathfinder stuff is not *short* enough.”
Last Tuesday was an attempt at salvaging some of the material. I have all Pathfinder Adventure Path issues—what is that, 5000+ pages? In this case it works because I already ran them once. I’m not sure whether I’ll be able to extend this approach to the unread booklets on my shelf.
Should this work *really* well, I’ll be tempted to not cancel my Adventure Path subscription. _Hm_…
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