Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse (D&D Campaign Collection - Adventure, S etting Book, Bestiary + DM Screen)

The Planescape campaign collection for Dungeons & Dragons is a letdown for many fans of the series. While there are some interesting elements included and the material is functional on a basic level, it falls short in terms of depth and content. The two main books are disappointingly short, with only 96 pages each, and the third book is even shorter. This lack of content is particularly noticeable when compared to other releases, such as Phandelver, which offers much more material for a similar price. One of the biggest disappointments is the bestiary, which is small and lacks cohesion. The monsters included seem random and haphazardly chosen. The adventure included in the collection has potential as a starting point, but it requires a lot of rework and additional material to make it meaningful. It is clear that the adventure is designed for random Adventurer's League play rather than committed groups. The information on Sigil and the Outlands is also lacking, leaving campaigns that want to explore these locations with no choice but to rely on old sources. Overall, this release has left many fans feeling underwhelmed and disappointed. It seems that Wizards of the Coast has run out of ideas and goodwill with this product, and many customers are turning to third-party options for more interesting and worthwhile content.