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Hardly at all. I prefer a more conanesque setting were magic is rare and dangerous, so no planes-hopping in my campaigns. Ethereal and Astral are no "real" planes to me, I handle them as the spiritual and magical aspect of the Prime.

The solution was the first thing I thought of.

Yeah, I was surprised too that the creator of the most rubbish setting I ever played could write such a good book :D But serioulsy, if it were not for the name on the cover, you would never think that they are from the same author.

The setting is also very rules light and easy to handle. You can play it with D&D, Conan D20 or Iron Heroes without problems. What I like very much is that important NPCs and the gods don't have stats. If it has stats, it can be killed (or so most players think :\ ). For example, Kabori...