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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sword of Spirit" data-source="post: 6416607" data-attributes="member: 6677017">Regarding planar stuff...The unique planes of D&D are an important part of product identity. No one has to use them, but putting them in is a way of saying this is Dungeons & Dragons, rather than this is some fantasy game.I'm guessing that the only real planar product we will have will be a Planescape book of some sort, which will include all the important missing planar monsters, planetouched races, and more in-depth in-character info on the planes than a DM/player who wants a casual guide to the planes, but not a planescape campaign, may find useful. Therefore the DMG should have a sufficient amount to give them what they need to work with. Hopefully it is a similar amount of info as the 3.5 DMG, and hopefully that will be enough.Myself, I need the planar creatures and planetouched, so I'm really hoping for a planar/Planescape supplement soon. It's right after psionics on my post-DMG priorities list.Regarding chases...What is taking up so much space? 3 pages is an enormous amount of material in this edition. The combat chapter in the PHB is only 10 pages with art. I can't imagine what they are doing in those pages, but something tells me it isn't just chases.</blockquote>