Ampersand column confirms Sigil for DMG2

[Ethalias]

From Ampersand column:

[The DMG2 contains] a paragon-tier city that you can drop into any D&D campaign. What city? None other than Sigil, City of Doors! What better locale to launch your paragon-tier adventures from than the city that connects to everywhere? We have a lot of respect and fond memories of Planescape and Sigil, and a number of us still in the department worked on that setting back in the day (myself included). So it is with great pride and enthusiasm that I announce the return of Sigil to the core of Dungeons & Dragons.

Couldn't see this posted here so thought I'd stick it up. Let the joy/nervousness/speculation etc commence!

 

[Ethalias]

Ah I see in my haste I missed a post with a less direct tagline, with info from Amazon.

 

[Derren]

My guess is that the Lady of Pain either doesn't exist anymore or will have stats.

 

[Echohawk]

The Lady of Pain still exists in 4e, she's right there on page 25 of the Manual of the Planes.

 

[D.Shaffer]

My guess is that the Lady of Pain either doesn't exist anymore or will have stats.

Derren, might I suggest you actually LOOK before leaping to conclusions?

 

[FriarRosing]

If she doesn't have stats, then screw that, I'm not playing it. I want to kill the hell out of her.



...Just kidding.

 

[Mouseferatu]

Derren, might I suggest you actually LOOK before leaping to conclusions?

Why start now?

 

[MichaelSomething]

Don't jump to Conclusions unprepared! You'll need the right [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Office-Space-Kit-Sarah-OBrien/dp/0762428112/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231191537&sr=8-4"]kit[/ame] for it!

 

[Starsunder]

Hmmmm, this is curious, seeing as how they have what, 5 pages or so on Sigil in MotP (albeit not very detailed). I take it that this means we get some pretty serious book space dedicated to it, similar to Union in the ELH last edition (though hopefully even more detailed...I loves me some Sigil).

Regardless, happy happy joy joy!!

 

[D.Shaffer]

Hmmmm, this is curious, seeing as how they have what, 5 pages or so on Sigil in MotP (albeit not very detailed). I take it that this means we get some pretty serious book space dedicated to it, similar to Union in the ELH last edition (though hopefully even more detailed...I loves me some Sigil).

Look at the token city in the DMG. Replace anything dealing with that city with info on Sigil. I think that's roughly a good idea of what we're gonna get.