Countless Doorways?

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fenrat

First Post

• Sep 29, 2004

• #1

I was wondering whether anyone has seen any reviews of Monte Cook's Countless Doorways - the Planescape reunion product. Is it good?

 

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JoeGKushner

First Post

• Sep 29, 2004

• #2

I've heard from several people, including Psion and Nightfall, that it's great.

 

Piratecat

Sesquipedalian

• Sep 29, 2004

• #3

Top notch. I have the pdf, but I'll be buying the book when it comes out -- it's big, around 224 pages iirc, and I want it in hard copy.

 

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Stegger

First Post

• Sep 29, 2004

• #4

I have read a good part of it by now, and I like it as well.
Lots of very good things in there, that I could never come up with myself!
Cheers,
Stegger

 

Desdichado

Hero

• Sep 29, 2004

• #5

Oddly enough, I can't find any formal reviews on it, but buzz from those who own it is very positive. For me, it seems like much too big a book to try and do as a pdf, 'coz I don't really read books on screen very well. But I'll pick this up without a second thought when it's in print in, what, a few weeks now?

 

Jaws

First Post

• Sep 29, 2004

• #6

Joshua Dyal said:

But I'll pick this up without a second thought when it's in print in, what, a few weeks now?

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Sooner than you think.

This product will be in stock on Monday 04 October, 2004.

White Wolf Online Store

Some FLGS will have it next week.


Peace and smiles

j.

 

Nightfall

Sage of the Scarred Lands

• Sep 30, 2004

• #7

I've kind of stopped doing formal reviews, but I will give you a summary of the highlights for me:

1) This book contains various ways to make planar conjunctions, strange worlds from beyond and even "sliding" possible.

2) Various ideas for having planar invasions as well as some great plot hooks from various planes

3) The planes used here are some VERY well thought and well written ways that while are D&D like aren't necessarily D&D Great Wheel made. (By that I mean none of them have planar alignment traits. But they do have other aspects of planar stuff from MotP that make them planes.)

4) Just really reading this book is a treat for me.