Monte's alternate cosmology

[Monte At Home]

That and I suspect there may be a few planar based classes or prestige classes.

Although I can see why you'd say that, I can tell you right now that this book contains no new spells, feats or prestige classes. (It does have some new magic items and monsters.)

 

[johnsemlak]

No feats, spells, or prestige classes? Dare you put the d20 logo on such a work?

looking forward to the upcoming previews

 

[Gez]

No new class! That's great news!

 

[zoroaster100]

Sound interesting

This book does sound very interesting. And the idea behind it especially so.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Personally, I've been using a Moorcockian multiverse for some time now.

Primary reason: the relative ease of planar travel (between Prime Materials) allows you to change settings easily, too, without going through the hassle of everyone rolling up new characters.

Besides, if I ever make a GAPING error, I can quickly change the ground-rules by changing planes (haven't had to yet)...being able to yank PCs across planes on my own whim makes campaign control a breeze.

That said, having seen the quality of AU, I'm looking forward to this Brave New World...s of Mr. Cook.

 

[Voadam]

Although I can see why you'd say that, I can tell you right now that this book contains no new spells, feats or prestige classes. (It does have some new magic items and monsters.)

Lots or just a smattering of creatures?