Sigil and the Library of Lore

[ManInOrange]

I was just reading the Planar Handbook, and I found these concepts extremely interesting. I'd like to incorporate them into a campaign, but so I don't spend a lot of time recreating inferior versions of things which are already written down, is there another source book I can look through to find more information on them?

[Larkas]

You'd have to delve into Planescape stuff. Which is, really, an AWESOME thing to do, Planescape was one of the finest settings ever to be made for D&D. Too bad it was made for AD&D2, but there is very little crunch and a delicious amount of fluff there. For Sigil, you'd want to take a look at the Planescape Campaign Setting (http://rpggeek.com/rpgitem/45648/planescape-campaign-setting) proper, as it has an entire book on the City of Doors. As for the Library of Lore, I can't quite remember where it was in the books. As it is located in the Outlands, it might as well be in the same book as Sigil, as it has a section about the plane. :smallsmile: Also, take a look at this site (http://www.planewalker.com/): it is an official fansite for the setting (which includes 3E rules adaptations, btw!), so it might have what you're looking for right there!