Quote from: SavageSchemer;1086564That's not really the question though. I totally get that there are more PF products because they sell well. The question is, how well does FGG support their S&W game system above and beyond that? If everything is essentially a regurgitated PF product, I'd personally answer that as "not very well".

There are people at Frog God who "think" in pathfinder or 5E, and there are people who "think" in old-school D&D.

If you get something written by Matt Finch, I'll guarantee you it was developed in an old-school brain thinking on old-school system principles.  I presume the same for Bill Webb.

If you buy something written by one of their PF or 5E people, the opposite may be true.  

Conversions don't work 1:1, because the same terms mean different mathematical relationships in different editions.  The best way to write conversions is to consider the relationships between the working parts of an adventure, and use whatever mechanics in the destination edition that work according to the same principles.  But often people merely equalize around the terms, instead of what the terms mechanically actually are.