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<blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 2182086" data-attributes="member: 172">Why do you associate this with planar games? I see no inherent connection between the default pantheon and planar adventures unless you are strictly fixated on the subset of the Great Wheel sites represented in the 3e MotP. (If that's the problem and you are still interested in planar gaming, do yourself a favor and download some of the Planescape Boxed Set PDFs from RPGnow.)In my current campaign the last FIVE levels or so of planar adventuring have revolved around recovering a kidnapped prince key to a political marraige of the party's leige's sister. (Though I must admit, considering all the other things that have happened, I'm surprised this particular maguffin has remained central to their planning.)That's cool.I used to be fixated on the great wheel cosmology, but ever since Portals &amp; Planes and Beyond Countless Doorways, I have broadened my horizons. IMC, the great wheel is &quot;out there&quot;, but the players have yet to visit any of the great wheel or other Planescape/Great Wheel cosmology elements (though next adventure they will visit Yggdrassil).MotP 3e really did throw open a lot of doors with its plane classification system. You really don't need to visit The Plane of Fire to visit a fire themed plane, etc. A concept that the two aforementioned books took and ran with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psion, post: 2182086, member: 172"] Why do you associate this with planar games? I see no inherent connection between the default pantheon and planar adventures unless you are strictly fixated on the subset of the Great Wheel sites represented in the 3e MotP. (If that's the problem and you are still interested in planar gaming, do yourself a favor and download some of the Planescape Boxed Set PDFs from RPGnow.) In my current campaign the last FIVE levels or so of planar adventuring have revolved around recovering a kidnapped prince key to a political marraige of the party's leige's sister. (Though I must admit, considering all the other things that have happened, I'm surprised this particular maguffin has remained central to their planning.) That's cool. I used to be fixated on the great wheel cosmology, but ever since [i]Portals & Planes[/i] and [i]Beyond Countless Doorways[/i], I have broadened my horizons. IMC, the great wheel is "out there", but the players have yet to visit any of the great wheel or other Planescape/Great Wheel cosmology elements (though next adventure they will visit Yggdrassil). MotP 3e really did throw open a lot of doors with its plane classification system. You really don't need to visit [i]The[/i] Plane of Fire to visit a fire themed plane, etc. A concept that the two aforementioned books took and ran with. [/QUOTE]

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