Who has a Scarred Lands Campaign running C&C?

[Harlock]

And if so, what work was involved in the conversion?

[Lord Dynel]

I was just thinking a similar question myself. I just saw a few Scarred lands books on a shelf at the used books store. I never looked at the setting at all back when it came out and was wondering how it was in general. Is it any good? I've never heard anything bad about it, so I'm assuming it's not too bad.

[Rigon]

I was just thinking a similar question myself. I just saw a few Scarred lands books on a shelf at the used books store. I never looked at the setting at all back when it came out and was wondering how it was in general. Is it any good? I've never heard anything bad about it, so I'm assuming it's not too bad.

My friend bought this setting back when it came out and we ran a very brief campaign in 3e. From what I remember it was a fairly decent setting with an interesting twist (there had recently been some kind of gods war or something).

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[serleran]

I liked the original Creature Collection (not so much the 2nd one) and Blood Bayou. That is all I would use of Scarred Lands. Oh, and I do like a few of the deities. Beyond that, it has a Greek tone... gods vs. titans, the titans having lost and yadda blah.

As far as "conversion" goes, I don't find I need to do much. But then, I can often look at the stats and just do it in my head. I haven't written it all down simply because I have nothing to write down. Not like with the other conversions I've posted, which were done for you guys, not me.

[Harlock]

It's just that I've never done a 3e to C&C conversion.

[Aramis]

It's just that I've never done a 3e to C&C conversion.

here are some general guidelines

http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=785

[Harlock]

Thanks for the link!

[Frost]

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Yeah, the Scarred Lands are great.