Now that Monte is involved with Pathfinder, any possibilities of working with the old guard on Planescape stuff? Am I merely dreaming without basis here?
Pathfinder and Planescape
Mon, 2008-05-12 21:59
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Pathfinder and Planescape
Tue, 2008-05-13 04:38
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DP
Thu, 2008-05-15 10:49
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Copyright prevents publishing anything new.
Does that mean that it can not publish anything with a system other than D & D 3.5?
Thu, 2008-05-15 10:53
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Pathfinder and Planescape
No, I meant that Monte and the other creators of PS still can't publish new setting material because WoTC owns the rights to PS.
Thu, 2008-05-15 10:58
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No, I meant that Monte and the other creators of PS still can't publish new setting material because WoTC owns the rights to PS.
YYU I wrong to read, Incidentally Where can I ask about the relationship of the page with the new rules of pathfinder, your future and your relationship with the fourth edition of D & D? Sorry 
Thu, 2008-05-15 11:03
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Pathfinder and Planescape
You're in the right place to do that to too. As far as I know, PW doesn't have any oficial plans, but a majority of people here aren't fond of 4e as a whole, people will probably suppourt Pathfinder and 3.5 rules here.
Thu, 2008-05-15 11:08
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Okay, thank you very much for your answer, would make that question but your answer has left me extremely happy, I am sympathetic to either the 4th edition, and the rules of Pathfinder me flames increasingly attention and wanted to know if people in here was under the same conditions, which we wanted to test the spirits. Sadly here in my country are very few what they see with bad eyes change carried out by people Wotc well as a general rule that I feel like a naufrago
Thu, 2008-05-15 12:25
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Pathfinder and Planescape
If there's anything "planar" with pathfinder and Monte Cook, it'll probably involve Beyond Countless Doors, which will involve the Ethereal Sea and the shifting planes of the cosmology.
4e is a definite 'wait and see' and I'm sure there'll soon be articles for how to adapt something in PS or change in 4e that no one likes.
I know for one thing that if someone else doesn't write an article of Tiefling Variants or Tiefling Racial Feature Substituions in 4e, I probably will. Fortunately the vast majority of articles here are very light on crunch and rules. Some of the articles are even 2e or don't even adhere to 3.5e design principles.
Thu, 2008-05-15 15:45
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Pathfinder and Planescape
I know for one thing that if someone else doesn't write an article of Tiefling Variants or Tiefling Racial Feature Substituions in 4e, I probably will.
Or heck, submit something to Dragon online too if they're receptive to it and try to push folks away from the monolithic 4e reconception of tieflings as cow-horned, dinosaur-tailed unfortunates clubbed with an ugly stick at birth (though to be fair, it's obvious they're not accepting material right now except from in-house writers and the select few freelancers already working on 4e. They've ignored every article idea I pitched to them without so much as a form rejection letter, and I've virtually given them up as a lost cause. Other folks might have more patience and better luck than me though).
Thu, 2008-05-15 15:48
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Pathfinder and Planescape
I know for one thing that if someone else doesn't write an article of Tiefling Variants or Tiefling Racial Feature Substituions in 4e, I probably will.
Or heck, submit something to Dragon online too if they're receptive to it and try to push folks away from the monolithic 4e reconception of tieflings as cow-horned, dinosaur-tailed unfortunates clubbed with an ugly stick at birth (though to be fair, it's obvious they're not accepting material right now except from in-house writers and the select few freelancers already working on 4e. They've ignored every article idea I pitched to them without so much as a form rejection letter, and I've virtually given them up as a lost cause. Other folks might have more patience and better luck than me though).
I'd certainly like to see such an article on Insider, it would actually give me a good reason to blow money on it.
Copyright prevents publishing anything new.