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<blockquote data-quote="GM Lent" data-source="post: 7093622" data-attributes="member: 6798775">I'm totally in with the &quot;Creatures of the Multiverse&quot; angle, or a book full of monsters unique to various campaign settings. I'm not and never have been a Planescape fan, so I'd prefer the book not to be focused around that. I could be convinced, though, especially if the &quot;Planescapiness&quot; of it was limited to the same degree the &quot;Voloness&quot; was in VGtM.I wouldn't buy a book dedicated to dragons, or fey, or whatever. I don't feel it would add enough value to be worthwhile. Though I'd also be down for supplements that kind of work in the reverse of the current APs. A book with a shorter adventure set in, say, Dark Sun, that is mostly monsters and world/cultural notes. So you get new monsters, new goodies, an adventure to try it all out with, and guidelines on developing it into a full campaign.So basically a larger version of the &quot;Plane Shift&quot; articles with an adventure included, really.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GM Lent, post: 7093622, member: 6798775"] I'm totally in with the "Creatures of the Multiverse" angle, or a book full of monsters unique to various campaign settings. I'm not and never have been a Planescape fan, so I'd prefer the book not to be focused around that. I could be convinced, though, especially if the "Planescapiness" of it was limited to the same degree the "Voloness" was in VGtM. I wouldn't buy a book dedicated to dragons, or fey, or whatever. I don't feel it would add enough value to be worthwhile. Though I'd also be down for supplements that kind of work in the reverse of the current APs. A book with a shorter adventure set in, say, Dark Sun, that is mostly monsters and world/cultural notes. So you get new monsters, new goodies, an adventure to try it all out with, and guidelines on developing it into a full campaign. So basically a larger version of the "Plane Shift" articles with an adventure included, really. [/QUOTE]

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