Hardcover Rulebook

TSR2022
Manual of the Planes
by
Jeff Grubb

 

DESCRIPTION

This 128-page hardcover rulebook is designed for use with AD&D 1st Edition.  It can easily be adapted for AD&D 2nd Edition or even for D&D.  Authored by Jeff Grubb it was released in 1987.

"...from Arcadia to Pandemonium, from the plane of elemental Fire to the Astral plane, vast new worlds of adventure are now open to players."

A vital source book for players and DMs of all levels of experience, the Manual of the Planes details the manifold worlds of the known planes of existence. This book describes the inhabitants, rulers, and environments of these worlds, as well as rules for movement, survival, combat, and spell use in these alien surroundings. A different style of AD&D adventures awaits!

This copy is in Very Good to Excellent condition.  The cover shows light creases at the binding, light corner rounding and a few scratches.  The inside cover has the original owner's name in pen and a price in pencil.  The inside is clean and crisp, no writing or other marks, could be near mint.

Cost:  $25.95
Stock No. 16020

Copy 2

CONDITION

This copy is in Good to Very Good condition.  The cover is in Good condition showing heavy  wear.  There is heavy creasing along the fold, heavy corner rounding/wear, moderate scuffing all over and heavy scuffing at the edges.  There are many surface scratches all over.  The interior shows light wear.  There are a few smudges, the pages are grey with age and some edge wear.

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