frankfromgermany wrote:...how about a bit more info what it is supposed to be?
mbassoc2003 wrote:(...) and was surplanted in AD&D with the woefully inept Manual of the Planes.
Ralf Toth wrote:mbassoc2003 wrote:(...) and was surplanted in AD&D with the woefully inept Manual of the Planes.What's wrong with the Manual of Planes? IMO, it is one of Grubb's most important releases, laying the foundation for 2nd Edition's Planescape setting. I think it's a great piece of work.I'd buy a copy of the Planes of Existance anyway, be it good or bad material. I wouldn't use it for gaming though, I'd see it more as a historical reference. It would be interesting to imagine, how it might have affected the D&D.
Traveller wrote:Especially with print-on-demand publishing now with us.
killjoy32 wrote:i think generally you would prb find that the majority of this forum would have at least 1...i know quite a few ppl who would have one too....so theres a nice lil base to start with....a nice limited edition to test the water? if the feedback from it is good, then expand and do it bigger etc...as harami says, pb seems the way to go really without expending too much too quickly.i looked into all this stuff not so long ago, cos i am writing a book. as i am just doing it for myself and not for financial gain really, am having a limited run of copies for family and friends etc, so that the cost is minimal for me.and lets be honest, it would be a damn shame for all that material to not be shared. at least then, you could recoup some of the cost of getting hold of the stuff in the first place?Al
deimos3428 wrote:I just hope whoever is publishing this treats it with a little thought with respect to when it should have been published, and doesn't make it look like a glossy d20 book. No spandex please.