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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9702296" data-attributes="member: 11760">Planescape PCs play a hodgepodge of beings from across the multiverse in a setting where philosophy is not only the motivating factor for the characters and adventures, but it's also capable of physically changing the environment they're in. PCs spend a lot of their time involved in intrigue between various planar factions, which just isn't a thing in the Radiant Citadel adventures or setting. (I've tried to inject it into my campaign and it requires making that stuff up whole cloth.)No one would mistake Sigil for the Radiant Citadel, PCs from one campaign for one from the other and the adventures are nothing alike.If the Radiant Citadel was set on an island in Faerun, nothing would change about the book. The citadel is a remote haven, not an interdimensional crossroads. By the book, there's not even a way to get to Waterdeep, Greyhawk City or any of the other major locales in 5E.It's nothing like Planescape, where the answer to "can I play ____" is assumed to be yes, since everyone outside of Ravenloft and Athas is there already.I'm with you there. But you seem to be going off of hot takes of what Radiant Citadel was allegedly going to be, not what it actually is.</blockquote>