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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 8294942" data-attributes="member: 7006">Yes, setting books streamline the process.  Agreed.  But they are not necessary.  Especially if you REALLY want to play in a setting.  If playing in Planescape really means THAT MUCH to you... moreso than just using any of the settings that we already have or that you've homebrewed for yourself... then any complaints from that person that it's "hard" or "time consuming" to do so rightly deserves others here to tell that person "If you can't handle adapting a game of Planescape using the tools you already have, maybe you shouldn't be playing in Planescape."  Especially if that person has the time  to come onto ENWorld to complain about it.And that's what this is about.  If you can't be bothered to make up a 5E version of Planescape using presumably all the other Planescape material from editions past that you should have at your disposal to pull from... then it seems to me that you really don't want to play in Planescape that much.  And thus your complaints that it hasn't been made yet can indeed receive blowback from other people here.</blockquote>