Fortunately, Planescape Torment never gets any less bizarre. The pyromaniacal mage, Ignus, who is now the centerpiece of a small bar in Sigil. | Image credit: Interplay Entertainment/Beamdog And ...

to walk around the familiar streets of Sigil and feel the ambiance without relying on your imagination to do 60% of the work. A timely remake of Planescape: Torment would pull in the old crowd ...

Millions of Planescape: Torment fans have enjoyed the strange and dangerous city of Sigil and surrounding planes through the Nameless One's eyes. Now it’s your turn. This is Planescape ...

Sigil is the place where every single D&D campaign can be connected if you just find the right portal at the right time. Planescape ... popular characters from Torment and acts as the point ...

Fans of the Planescape setting likely know it from the 1999 PC RPG Planescape: Torment, which tells the ... as circular as the donut-shaped city of Sigil itself. The bottom line is that DMs ...

The setting of the classic PC game Planescape: Torment, Planescape digs into D ... angels and demons. The city of Sigil serves as a hub for interplanar travel and is itself a rich setting with ...

One of the best Dungeons & Dragons games ever made was Planescape: Torment, which was set in and around the city of Sigil: the connective tissue of the Dungeons & Dragons multiverse. Former ...

The setting is absolutely wonderful; Sigil (and its... "surroundings") are mysterious, alien, a bit creepy and feel dangerous, as if you could die (or *worse*) at any single step. Still ...

Much of Planescape focuses on Sigil, the City of Doors that connects to every part of the Multiverse and is ruled over by the Lady of Pain, a fearsome planar being whose very gaze caused fearsome ...

It was the last great campaign setting from D&D‘s original publisher, which led to the development of the cult-classic PC game Planescape: Torment ... players back to Sigil, one of the great ...