| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| #1sciborg3Apr 04, 2013 13:05:03 | The Torment Kickstarter is over 400% funded. Imagine if WotC had given a company the rights to do a Planescape game? Heck, make it an isometrc game compatible with phones and charge $15-$20. WotC could cash in on the Torment vibe going through the gaming community right now. |
| #2sgt_dApr 04, 2013 17:57:16 | While I'm not really into the video games, I definitely support the return of Planescape for D&D Next! |
| #3Plaguescarred1Apr 04, 2013 19:26:04 | While I'm not really into the video games, I definitely support the return of Planescape for D&D Next! +1 That |
| #4CanticusApr 04, 2013 20:19:30 | While I'm not really into the video games, I definitely support the return of Planescape for D&D Next! Yeah, that would be nice to see. I'm glad that Points of Light got some elements of Planescape added in but I was always disappointed that all the settings didn't get books or at least Dungeon mag writeups. |
| #5kill_the_wiz_firstApr 06, 2013 3:35:34 | I would take either, video game or Next, but rather have it for Next first but I see Next being next after the game is first and before Next thus... nevermind. |
| #6addle-cove-anarchistApr 08, 2013 2:54:12 | Didn't they ask WotC about this before Numenera? Brilliant businessmen at WotC refused, instead we'll get games like Daggerdale. |