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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 1254441" data-attributes="member: 151">Except that Kara-Tur never enjoyed as much widespread acceptance in sales or popularity as Planescape, so I don't think that it's an apples-to-apples comparison.  Oriental Adventures spawned 8 releases from 1e to 2e (half of which could be considered FR), while Planescape was responsible for at least 11 releases.  And 3E OA gave way to a Rokugan setting, which was also much more popular than Kara-Tur, and featured plenty of such material.  Well, now you're limiting yourself to just the Planar Handbook, then I'd agree, it's not very likely.  But 10 years is a very long time.  Unless WotC decides to milk 3.5e very quickly, I would expect a single Sigil or Planescape hardback in the next two to three years.  Not a full-on assualt of box-sets, but a single book, with a two page glossary of Cant.   Are there such things?  I honestly had no idea.  I would suggest, thought, that the Cant of Planescape is a lot more integral or important to the setting than some typical utterances heard in Waterdeep.  I would expect that most of the common realmsspeak would be just typical fantasy idioms "By Bane's Wroth is he angry!", as opposed to "That berk wouldn't stop rattling his bonebox so I had to put him in the dead-book."  And I could see plenty of uses for the Cant outside of Planescape, if you drop all the factol references.And when consider how much of the Planescape material has been adopted to 3E/3.5es official cosmology, it seems much more likely that well see a more detailed treatment of Sigil with the next ten years.</blockquote>

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