Adventurers move between the planes of existence, dealing with philosophical factions, odd cities and powerful beings.
From 3 firsthand play reports in 2 r/rpg threads. The threads alone average 7.0.
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59 r/rpg posts named it, October 2023 to October 2026.
Medium. Hype 2.0 for its age.
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Firsthand play is thin here: three reports across two threads, mostly on AD&D 2e, plus one Fate-based campaign. Treat this as a small sample.
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The thread is mostly about which other system to use for Planescape, so nearly all comments are recommendations from people who haven't played it. The only play reports are the OP's long-running 2e campaign, which loves the setting but is unsatisfied with the rules, and a commenter whose friend ran a well-liked Planescape campaign in Spirit of the Century (Fate). 2 firsthand · 37 comments
Only one commenter describes actually playing Planescape. They ran a 90s campaign on AD&D 2e with Skills & Powers and the splatbooks, and said it worked great. The rest of the thread is advice and opinion: use 2e, read the setting books, or try other games such as Invisible Sun, Numenera, Sig and Black Void. 1 firsthand · 61 comments