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So, basically I'm now sold on the Inner Planes, Guide to the Ethereal and Guide to the Astral. Thus, comes the hard part... getting them (and not only in PDF form)

That's what I've been doing and what convinced me to get the boxed sets. Thanks for all the suggestions!

Actually, that is preciselly the reason I got the Boxed Sets. I love the 3E MotP mechanics-wise, but the flavor can't even compare to the original Planescape.

I just got the PlaneScape BS, Planes of Chaos, Planes of Law and Planes of Conflict and, while haven't read them all yet, I am really impressed. So I was wondering if The Guide to the Astral Plane and The Inner Planes were worth getting (that is, IF I can get a copy of those for a reasonable price).

Yep, the "Limited Magic" trait. IE: Any [Teleport] spell 6th level or higher doesn't work.

And that's precisely why I use Dundjinni. While I have time, I just don't have the skills -yet-.

Personally, I prefer scripts for random generation (and I've already written a number of them for my homebrew).

Question: can I also get those? I'm really interested in the design essays and the process of the adventure design that the final product per se.

Hey UK! Carefull with the v6 mention or you'll be bombarded (again) with questions about its release. :p

Yo UK! Kinda. I was wondering about the EL of a group of monsters with different CRs (since groups of monsters with the same CRs are covered clearly).

Actually, I would love to have access to the previous design essays even if I don't have access to previous projects.

A while ago I found an excel spreadsheet that can be used to create encounter tables and uploaded it here. You can find it in THIS post.

Yup, but I still have one question: when you say "When using multiple monsters increase the Challenge Ratings" how much should we increase the CR? Do we just add them together?

Er... nope. Quoting from the SRD -emphasis mine-:

Basically, zones are streamlined guidelines that allow interaction between characters and their environment. Things like tossing a rolling barrel from some stairs, leaping onto something's back to attack it and similar cinematic things like that. While they are not new things to the game, the...

There's not much to tell, since it's a one page article (actually, it's a part of the "Class Acts" as they appear since Dragon 323). Basically, it gives four backgrounds for monk characters (Monastic, Naturalistic, Vessel and Weapon) and that's it.

I would buy it instantly.

For what it's worth, I'm also of the same opinion.

Hey UK! Ok. A lab table and/or some monster dissection, or is it just way too obvious?

Well, ther MIGHT be some people from Mexico here besides me, so here it goes. I'm looking for new players to start a new campaign. So far, I've only got 2 players, thus anywhere from 2-4 more are more than welcome.