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Book of the Nine Hells?

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#1
ultimate_cap
Mar 11, 2010 23:17:07 Does anyone know if there are plans for a book covering devils and the nine levels of hell?
#2
MalakLightfoot
Mar 12, 2010 1:27:51
Does anyone know if there are plans for a book covering devils and the nine levels of hell?

The Hells should be covered in the Astral Sea book coming out in a few months.

#3
Haer
Mar 12, 2010 2:46:10
Does anyone know if there are plans for a book covering devils and the nine levels of hell?

The Hells should be covered in the Astral Sea book coming out next month.

There fixed it for you ;)
#4
ultimate_cap
Mar 12, 2010 8:19:25 Ah, sweeet! Thanks gang!
#5
MacEochaid
Mar 17, 2010 13:29:16 Still does anyone think that perhaps the Nine Hells, and the Abyss for that matter kind of deserve their own books? I felt a little cheated with the Plane Below. Eefreets etc. are great, but I want more of the infinite Abyss and the goals of the Demons.

I think the PoL theory of a little bit on safe havens, and lots on places with tasty conflict/adventure areas would be a bit better served by REALLY letting us have more on the Abyss and on the Nine Hells, pretty much the only place we kept going to back in the days of Planescape, while the Outlands, Mt. Celestia, etc. served as more boxes of text in between "After spending three cute days in Bytopia your heroes feel refreshed and the glowing gnomes give you a shiny new dagger . . . ANYWAY let's go kill Glasya"
#6
tiamatdragonwing
Mar 17, 2010 18:00:33 I suppose if there is enough material able to be produced to have full books dedicated to both locations they can still release them, just think of the planes above/below as primers for the locations similar to how manual of the planes gave a brief description of all the planes.
#7
Lord_Ventnor
Mar 17, 2010 18:20:37
Still does anyone think that perhaps the Nine Hells, and the Abyss for that matter kind of deserve their own books? I felt a little cheated with the Plane Below. Eefreets etc. are great, but I want more of the infinite Abyss and the goals of the Demons.

I think the PoL theory of a little bit on safe havens, and lots on places with tasty conflict/adventure areas would be a bit better served by REALLY letting us have more on the Abyss and on the Nine Hells, pretty much the only place we kept going to back in the days of Planescape, while the Outlands, Mt. Celestia, etc. served as more boxes of text in between "After spending three cute days in Bytopia your heroes feel refreshed and the glowing gnomes give you a shiny new dagger . . . ANYWAY let's go kill Glasya"

Fortunate for you, then, the WotC is coming out with Demonomicon this summer. I'd imagine that it'll have plenty of info on the Abyss in it.

Don't believe me? Click this link!

And as there is going to be a sourcebook devoted purely to the Abyss, I could see a sourcebook devoted purely to the Hells appearing at some point.
#8
ADHadh
Mar 19, 2010 15:11:58 Maybe Dragon's Codex of Betrayal in book form?

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 ultimate_cap Mar 11, 2010 23:17:07	Does anyone know if there are plans for a book covering devils and the nine levels of hell?
#2 MalakLightfoot Mar 12, 2010 1:27:51	Does anyone know if there are plans for a book covering devils and the nine levels of hell? The Hells should be covered in the Astral Sea book coming out in a few months.
#3 Haer Mar 12, 2010 2:46:10	Does anyone know if there are plans for a book covering devils and the nine levels of hell? The Hells should be covered in the Astral Sea book coming out next month. There fixed it for you ;)
#4 ultimate_cap Mar 12, 2010 8:19:25	Ah, sweeet! Thanks gang!
#5 MacEochaid Mar 17, 2010 13:29:16	Still does anyone think that perhaps the Nine Hells, and the Abyss for that matter kind of deserve their own books? I felt a little cheated with the Plane Below. Eefreets etc. are great, but I want more of the infinite Abyss and the goals of the Demons. I think the PoL theory of a little bit on safe havens, and lots on places with tasty conflict/adventure areas would be a bit better served by REALLY letting us have more on the Abyss and on the Nine Hells, pretty much the only place we kept going to back in the days of Planescape, while the Outlands, Mt. Celestia, etc. served as more boxes of text in between "After spending three cute days in Bytopia your heroes feel refreshed and the glowing gnomes give you a shiny new dagger . . . ANYWAY let's go kill Glasya"
#6 tiamatdragonwing Mar 17, 2010 18:00:33	I suppose if there is enough material able to be produced to have full books dedicated to both locations they can still release them, just think of the planes above/below as primers for the locations similar to how manual of the planes gave a brief description of all the planes.
#7 Lord_Ventnor Mar 17, 2010 18:20:37	Still does anyone think that perhaps the Nine Hells, and the Abyss for that matter kind of deserve their own books? I felt a little cheated with the Plane Below. Eefreets etc. are great, but I want more of the infinite Abyss and the goals of the Demons. I think the PoL theory of a little bit on safe havens, and lots on places with tasty conflict/adventure areas would be a bit better served by REALLY letting us have more on the Abyss and on the Nine Hells, pretty much the only place we kept going to back in the days of Planescape, while the Outlands, Mt. Celestia, etc. served as more boxes of text in between "After spending three cute days in Bytopia your heroes feel refreshed and the glowing gnomes give you a shiny new dagger . . . ANYWAY let's go kill Glasya" Fortunate for you, then, the WotC is coming out with Demonomicon this summer. I'd imagine that it'll have plenty of info on the Abyss in it. Don't believe me? Click this link! And as there is going to be a sourcebook devoted purely to the Abyss, I could see a sourcebook devoted purely to the Hells appearing at some point.
#8 ADHadh Mar 19, 2010 15:11:58	Maybe Dragon's Codex of Betrayal in book form?