Can anyone identify the RPG books in this commercial?

[Rabulias]

For the past year or so, I have seen this commercial, called "Shared Table" promoting "Belonging Begins With Us" to build community.
About 12 or 13 seconds into the video, some folks are playing an RPG, most likely D&D, but I don't recognize the books from the little of the pages we can see. Anyone know what they used in this? No big deal, just trying to satisfy my curiosity. Thanks!

 

[aco175]

Looks like 3e DnD by the border on the pages.

 

[Thomas Shey]

Looks like 3e DnD by the border on the pages.

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That would have been my guess, too.

 

[Dioltach]

I have that exact same dice tray.

 

[Alzrius]

Looks like 3e DnD by the border on the pages.

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That one is, but if you look very closely at the book next to it, you can see that it has the header "Adventures in Sigil" at the top of the page, while at the bottom is a metal skull (i.e. a mimir).

That's from page 58 of the "Sigil and the Outlands" book from 5E's Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Somebody at the media company that made the commercial just grabbed some of their friend's/relative's books as props. Or bought them off eBay cuz they were cheap...

 

[jian]

Somebody at the media company that made the commercial just grabbed some of their friend's/relative's books as props. Or bought them off eBay cuz they were cheap...

Or someone was inspired by the 5E Planescape material to run that Sigil campaign they’ve always wanted to but using 3E rules. Piker, it should be 4E or nothing.

 

[Rabulias]

That one is, but if you look very closely at the book next to it, you can see that it has the header "Adventures in Sigil" at the top of the page, while at the bottom is a metal skull (i.e. a mimir).

That's from page 58 of the "Sigil and the Outlands" book from 5E's Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse.

Many thanks for that info. It makes sense that I did not recognize it as I don't have the Planescape set.

 

[Jahydin]

If you set the resolution to 1080p, it's a lot easier to see that everything is 5e.

 

[Rabulias]

Looks like 3e DnD by the border on the pages.

That would have been my guess, too.

That one is,

I don't think it's a 3.x era book. Here is a screen grab of that book and that is clearly a 5e stat block layout.

I wonder if it is another book in the Planescape set?