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And after 2000, adventures returned to more explicitly detailed encounters. Prior to the 90s, adventures were typically lists of locations, monsters, and treasures.

It seems to me that this was the vogue way of handling adventures in the 90s. A huge portion of the book is devoted to background and plots, with the GM reacting to the players and inventing appropriate encounters.

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The tales in this anthology are harder to judge, as the book embraces more of a storytelling style, rather than a straight manual of encounters. In a normal review, I like to give a breakdown of how many encounters there are. They may also deal with some Kytons in Tale 8 that are attempting to spread the Iron Shadow. There are suggestions for running the adventures individually without referencing the 'iron shadow' plot.įor the 'mega plot', the characters will need to find a magic item in Tale 4, and the instructions for using it in Tale 7. The anthology is written so that after the first adventure, the remaining 7 can be taken in any order, and there are notes on how the different adventures change based on what order the tales are taken. There are provisions for using this with non-Planescape characters. There are provisions for running the adventures individually, and there are provisions for using this in conjunction with the higher-level Forgotten Realms adventure 'For Duty and Deity'. The over-arching plot is that a mysterious 'iron shadow' that stifles creativity is infecting some planes. This is an anthology 8 separate adventures (Tales), with an over-arching plot that ties them together.

34 pages of planar descriptions and wandering monsters.

The adventure is 128 pages long, cover price of $19.95 American.

Watched over by the mysterious lillendi, the staircase stretches in all directions, bending back upon itself to form the ultimate three-dimensional maze - and every landing where the staircase stops, a doorway to a new planar location awaits the traveler. Stretching to every plane imaginable, the Infinite Staircase is one of the best-kept secrets of planar travel in the multiverse. Tales from the Infinite Staircase (Wizards of the Coast 1998)ĪD&D 2E Planescape adventure for characters level 3-7