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As requested, here's a link to our non-monetized usage: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHkqUw….

When I got it, it was already matured with flowers, meaning it was probably about six months old.

The thing demanded payment in the form of ...copious amounts of sweat and tears.

The original set of books by David Cook is very well written. Just reading it makes you feel like you're there, or are being spoken to by a native of the place.

If you're looking for lore, you can probably glean the best info from the original books (a base set is around 60USD on eBay - www.ebay.com/itm/301799011087) including player guide, DM guide, "Sigil and Beyond," and one called "Monstrous Supplement" which is basically a list of monsters you'd find specific to Planescape which are added to the basic AD&D list. My set even came with original maps, which I'm told is somewhat rare.

In addition, there are actually dozens of secondary expansions and pre-written adventures to go along with these core books including adventures (essentially choose-your-own-path stories written in the scope of this multiverse), detailed descriptions of the many areas that the Planescape is comprised of, and many other subjects.

If you're not interested in the gaming aspect, you really don't need to worry about translating the above-mentioned books at all. Much of the text is written in such a way that you perceive it as an encyclopedia of the world or even a travel guide of some distant land which you've decided to vacation in.

The style reminds me of some of the awesome Linerider tracks that came out years ago.

I'm with the others - would LOVE to see this as a print.

I've been fascinated by this particular map for years, and I just this week finally purchased the campaign itself on eBay, complete with original maps. But even those stock maps aren't as completely detailed as this!!