Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse (D&D Campaign Collection - Adventure, S etting Book, Bestiary + DM Screen)

Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse is a must-have for any Dungeons & Dragons fan eager to explore the boundless possibilities of interplanar travel. This collection delivers beautifully crafted adventures centered around portals and the wonders of traversing the multiverse. The content is rich with detailed lore and creative hooks, offering endless inspiration for both DMs and players alike. The included DM screen is both functional and visually stunning, providing quick access to key information while adding to the atmosphere of the game. What truly stands out, however, is the artwork. Each piece feels alive with the magic and mystery of the planes, drawing you into the unique beauty and danger of each realm. The product arrived in perfect condition, and the quality of the materials exceeded my expectations. Whether you’re a veteran Planescape fan or a newcomer to the setting, this collection is a fantastic addition to your tabletop library.

The books are of good quality and sturdy. I didn't find any mistakes or errors with the books including smudges on the pages. The DM wall is helpful and will stand on its on. The box is is helpful when carrying all the books. We are still playing this campaign, so I won't talk. The book is laid out well making it easy to play the game. Enjoy the campaign. At the price offered here it worth the value for the money.

Had a blast running this campaign

Knowing Planescape pre-5E, I know the depth and diversity this setting has to offer. WotC brings some of that to its setting compilation, but leaves out so much more. This isn't necessarily unexpected, given the size of these collections, but does leave many missing what made the setting so great. That said, Morte's Planar Parade is a nice addition of planar encounters, and more so, Sigil encounters. Sigil and the Outlands is a nice primer, but leaves me wondering whether more should have been spent on Sigil. Turn of Fortune's Wheel is a bit light for my tastes. In conclusion, a decent set to buy but if you want to really delve in Planescape - which you should - there's a wealth of old publications and even a great Bioware video game you should seek out.

I was a huge fan of the 2nd Edition Planescape setting, and I still have all of the products for that line. When I saw that WotC was releasing this 5th Edition update, I didn't think twice. The item arrived in good condition, well packaged and on time. I quickly opened the contents, and began reading. The setting is, for the most part, just like I remembered it, with a few minor changes. There are fewer factions, now, but some of the missing ones have actually just been changed to a more minor status. The setting book gives a description of the city of Sigil, with various locations and NPC being described. I was pleasantly surprised to see some personalities from the Planescape: Torment game included, here. There is also a detailed description of the Outlands, with a focus on the various planar gate towns. The monster book gives 5E updates to many Planescape creatures, with artwork to match. Some of the more obscure creatures, such as the Rilmani, have been given a new look and description, but everything still retains that classic Planescape feel. I have yet to read through the adventure book, yet, but the overall premise is quite intriguing. Again, there is a bit of a callback to the Torment PC game, and I look forward to running this adventure campaign someday. Altogether, I am quite happy with this update, and hope to see more modernizations of older, abandoned, settings.

This is probably one of my favorite settings and I have been waiting near 20 years for them to rerelease it since 2nd edition. I only have a few minor complaints in that they do not refer to the two main blood war factions as the Tanar'ri and Baatezu are simply referred to as demons and devils. The included campaign is fun but complex and probably not well suited to new players. For veteran players it's a blast.

Heat price for this book set to go along with my digital set in D&D Beyond. Books are well written and good quality and looking forward to running my next campaign using this campaign setting. Comes with a nice poster map that will look good framed next to my maps of Water deep, Greyhawk, and Faerun.

Excellent book set! Some of the best material in 5th edition from Wizards. Truly unique addition . Best description of Sigil ever published. Highly recommend. I purchased for $60 - great value at that price.

Great set of books. The artwork is splendid and the campaign is well thought out. Recommended.

Está en inglés Genial setting y super interesante, muy diverso y divertido

Excelente box com cenário de campanha, aventura pronta e bestiário para d&d 5e. Pode ser adaptado sem problemas para 5.5e.

Great product and value

Eskilerin Planescape dünyasını günümüze getiren müthiş bir set yenilemelerle beraber iyi bir dokunuş.