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<blockquote data-quote="shady" data-source="post: 1843081" data-attributes="member: 13536">I feel I ought to be giving something back here.I really got into planescape as a result of the computer game, and after that ran and played in a variety of 2E planescape games, nothing yet in 3E. What I like:- the variety of races and settings. There are some fantastic races in Planescape which sit on an edge between fantasy and science fiction, which in turn give the other &quot;pure fantasy&quot; races an edge. Who knows where the Mercane/Arcane come from, for example? Or their motivations? - an infinity of possibilities. For me the most exciting settings are: Sigil, which is the hub of all that variety, and the Astral Plane, with its floating husks of long dead gods. I guess both of these are really exploration settings - Sigil is a great setting to explore all that variety and complexity, since it all comes together there. In the Astral Plane you're exploring the mysteries of the distant past. If it's a Sigil campaign then I'd like to go for a Githzerai monk/master inquisitive (as a concept, I still need to work out whether it's actually possible). If it's an exploratory campaign ... hmm have to think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shady, post: 1843081, member: 13536"] I feel I ought to be giving something back here. I really got into planescape as a result of the computer game, and after that ran and played in a variety of 2E planescape games, nothing yet in 3E. What I like: - the variety of races and settings. There are some fantastic races in Planescape which sit on an edge between fantasy and science fiction, which in turn give the other "pure fantasy" races an edge. Who knows where the Mercane/Arcane come from, for example? Or their motivations? - an infinity of possibilities. For me the most exciting settings are: Sigil, which is the hub of all that variety, and the Astral Plane, with its floating husks of long dead gods. I guess both of these are really exploration settings - Sigil is a great setting to explore all that variety and complexity, since it all comes together there. In the Astral Plane you're exploring the mysteries of the distant past. If it's a Sigil campaign then I'd like to go for a Githzerai monk/master inquisitive (as a concept, I still need to work out whether it's actually possible). If it's an exploratory campaign ... hmm have to think. [/QUOTE]

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