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Message: <blockquote data-quote="woodelf" data-source="post: 2534508" data-attributes="member: 10201">Partly a matter of taste. I consider the stat blocks and class tables the *least* important part of the book (or most D20 System books, for that matter). Grammar problems, including  missing/superfluous words, bug me the most. But i can read through them. And, like i said, i probably won't even notice the vast majority of stat/mechanics errors, unless there's an internal contradiction (like the class progression table and accompanying text disagreeing). Well, it depends which part you're talking about. In terms of the planes presented, i'll take Beyond Countless Doorways. In terms of rules for constructing planes, true, there's nothing else out there for D20 System. OTOH, i honestly don't think what's there of that sort in MotP is worth the paper it's printed on. It's barely the seeds of the skeleton of a system. So, while, strictly speaking, i suppose anything is better than nothing, i'd rather wing it than use those rules. Now, if you want something that actually provides awesome plane-construction rules and suggestions, you need look no farther than WotC: it's call The Primal Order, specifically the Chessboards supplement. Addendum: apparently i need to take a look at Portals & Planes. See if there *is* a good plane-construction toolkit explicitly tailored for D20 System--i was not aware there was an alternative to MotP.</blockquote>