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<blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 8611441" data-attributes="member: 7030526">It's on sale for pre-orders for 20% off ($40 instead of $50) for D&amp;D Beyond.&nbsp;Not impressed by the low page count. I'll pre-order from Amazon, and decide if I want to cancel my order later when I know more, just in case any sales happen.&nbsp;I do really love the art.&nbsp;BTW just because Crystal Spheres aren't mentioned, doesn't mean they are gone, something has to be seperating Wildspace from the Astral Sea. Plus other books mentioned Crystal Spheres in 5e.&nbsp;Interesting that they borrowed a 4e term, Astral Sea here. I'm not certain if they are using the Astral Sea interchangeably with Astral Plane here, or if the Astral Sea is a sublayer of the Astral Plane. This could really step on Planescapes toes.&nbsp;Really unimpressed by the low page count of each book. My first thought was finally a setting done right until I saw the page count.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henadic Theologian, post: 8611441, member: 7030526"] It's on sale for pre-orders for 20% off ($40 instead of $50) for D&D Beyond. Not impressed by the low page count. I'll pre-order from Amazon, and decide if I want to cancel my order later when I know more, just in case any sales happen. I do really love the art. BTW just because Crystal Spheres aren't mentioned, doesn't mean they are gone, something has to be seperating Wildspace from the Astral Sea. Plus other books mentioned Crystal Spheres in 5e. Interesting that they borrowed a 4e term, Astral Sea here. I'm not certain if they are using the Astral Sea interchangeably with Astral Plane here, or if the Astral Sea is a sublayer of the Astral Plane. This could really step on Planescapes toes. Really unimpressed by the low page count of each book. My first thought was finally a setting done right until I saw the page count. [/QUOTE]

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