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Old-schooler! Quick, git 'im! (heh. it's called sneak attack now)

1. What will happen to the Dragon and Dungeon brand names? 2. Will Dragon and Dungeon licensing return to Paizo before or after people at Wizards are fired? ;)

What a sad day. This blows AND sucks at the same time. I can't believe WotC would be stupid, or malicious, enough to do this. Both Dungeon and Dragon are institutions within the greater D&D community. They nurtured countless writers and artists, some of whom now work for WotC. I am really...

I didn't like the Greyhawk Wars and FtA because they polarized a world that had heretofore been a greyscale, finely-balanced and very interesting equilibrium. Suddenly it became black-and-white with Iuz's Empire overrunning everything interesting in the North, the Great Kingdom disintegrating...

They all have great flavour and writing but I wasn't impressed with the artwork in The Inner Planes. I think diTerlizzi was gone by that point. Great info sources though.

My vote is for Paizo buying out Necromancer Games. It's too early for a Greyhawk setting book. Regardless, "What's good for Paizo is good for gamers".

I'm not sure it's fair to judge the popularity of a setting by an adventure, but I will definitely buy this book to support the setting. It's great that Greyhawk is at least being given consideration after years of being ignored. That said, it's true that Greyhawk is defined more by its...

Yes, because you'd have to have been drunk to think this was a good adventure. ;)

Then you might like the latest adventure in the Savage Tide path from Dungeon, called The Lightless Depths. I like slaadi. And SLAADI like ME.

Nifty. Are you the fellow who did the Sigil moebius on deviantart?

Wilderlands of High Fantasy makes for some fun reading, though I haven't run it yet.

Wow, that's really a shame. I still enjoy reading their titanic Wilderlands of High Fantasy set. Does that mean the Judges' Guild will be gone as well?

Yes, Moil appears in the Planescape adventure Dead Gods as a transit demiplane on the way to Tenebrous' (aka Orcus) hideout in the Negative Energy Plane. I believe it was spelled Ranais, the Funereal World, but I could be mistaken.

Fiendish Codex I Fiendish Codex II Fiendish Codex III The Deck of Many Things Maybe some Gamemastery Item Cards

Mud/clay from the area around the tomb. A specific type of stone or stone dust (feldspar, pink granite) left at the scene of the crime. A bit of fur from a pet or animal that wanders a regular path between the tomb and where the PCs are.

Meh. Celestials seem more like NPCs to me than monsters, and there are only so many variations on "fields of happiness and bliss" for the locations for that to be useful. I'd rather have a book of Rilmani, Slaadi and Inevitables, frankly.

Wow, that was one of the longest, and most useful, book reviews I have ever read. Good job, Graf. The only thing you should change is the formatting and sentence structure, as it's currently a little hard to follow. Personally, I like a little bit of ranting in my reviews. Unbiased, perfectly...

I'd definitely like to see a book on Yugoloths, but with a different take than the string-pulling "White Wolf Vampires in Planescape" schtick that's been so overused. Something a little more like the 1E versions, or a completely original new vision.

Au contraire, it's extremely likely that WotC would cram any new Planescape book full of new classes, PrCs, spells, feats and whatnots in the interest of garnering as much attention from non-PS D&D gamers as possible. Just look at the Planar Handbook to get an idea of what a new Planescape book...

I play D&D to adventure in Eberron, The Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, Planescape and other cool worlds. The rules just seem to come with the worlds, for some reason. ;)