Contents • • • • Contents [ ] Planes of Chaos is an expansion set for the campaign setting which details the five:,,,, and the. The boxed set contains the 'Travelogue,' a 48-page player's guide; 'The Book of Chaos,' a 128-page book for the; 'Chaos Adventures,' a 32-page book which outlines three adventures for each of the five planes; a 32-page 'Monstrous Supplement' which described 15 new creatures; and one poster for each plane. The set's four volumes, spanning some 240 pages, reveal the secrets of the spectre wars of airless Naratyr, describe an elven city concealed in the limbs of Grandfather Oak, and explore the Infinite Staircase of Ysgard that winds through all time and space.

Feel free to copy/share/print this list. Please visit. You can also download a bunch of FREE.pdf modules at the official D&D website here. Planescape Campaign Setting. Planes of Chaos. Planes of Law. Planes of Conflict. Player's Primer to the Outlands.

A text-packed poster map summarizes dozens of the layers of Abyss. Publication history [ ] Planes of Chaos was designed by and, and was published. The box cover art was by, with conceptual and booklet cover art by, and interior art.

The set was released in 1994. Yurots Download Firefox on this page. Reception [ ] reviewed Planes of Chaos for magazine #214 (February 1995). He commented on the set: 'Of the various subdivisions of the AD&D game cosmology, the chaotic planes are arguably the most interesting and potentially the most disappointing. For years, we've been assured that Limbo, the Abyss, and Pandemonium are mind-blowing locales teeming with adventure possibilities. But in the absence of hard information—anyone recall seeing a Pandemonium source book?—we've had to take these assurances on faith.

This dazzling Planescape setting boxed set exceeds expectations.' Swan concluded by saying that 'With crisp prose and vivid descriptions, Smith and Baur not only have captured the settings eerie majesty, but have done so in astonishing detail.' Eisenbeis reviewed Planes of Chaos for White Wolf magazine, rating it a 2 out of 5 overall. He felt that while the art on most of the recent TSR products was a most attractive feature, the art of Planes of Chaos was 'relatively abundant but uninspired and simplistic' and that the color sides of the map posters were too abstract. He also found the constant insertion of the setting's fictional slang terms irritating. He also found it disappointing that the authors seemed to have purposely pulled the product away from historical mythology in many cases, despite the wealth of material available to draw on from real-world mythology and previous D&D works. Eisenbeis did find that the alterations of the core rules for and combat on each plane were easy to understand and use, but cautioned that the task of running a balanced long-term campaign may be difficult.

He noted that the essentially immutable nature of the planes – given that each plane always remains true to its nature, apparently nullifying or rendering characters' efforts useless – made the process of adventuring in them unlikely. He also felt that adventuring in these planes would be 'highly improbable or obviously contrived' for low- and mid-level characters, because designing a situation in which such characters can accomplish something important and survive would undermine the immensity and power of the planes. Eisenbeis concluded the review by stating, 'Information presented on the planes is not extensive, art is simplistic and the potential for long-term adventuring, except for high-level characters, seems limited.' References [ ].

TAKE THE PLUNGE INTO: The infinite depths of the Abyss. The wild passions of Arborea. The immeasurable randomness of Limbo.

The howling madness of Pandemonium. The glorious battlefield of Ysgard. INSIDE YOU'LL FIND: The Book of Chaos, a 128-page guide for the Dungeon Master to the places, creatures, and special conditions of the five Chaos planes. The Travelogue, a 48-page player's guide to these planes, profusely illustrated with full-color maps and illustrations. Chaos Adventures, a 32-page adventure book containing 3 adventure outlines for each plane - 15 adventures in all! Monstrous Supplement, a 32-page booklet detailing 15 new monsters, including new tanar'ri, in inhabitants of Yggdrasil, and the ever-changing creatures of Limbo. Five fully detailed, poster-size maps of the realms of Chaos.

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