Ninth World

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• Kamigoroshi Member Posts: 5,876

  May 2017 edited May 2017

  None. Just think of it as a happy coincidence.

  

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  May 2017

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• fkirenicus Member Posts: 331

  May 2017 edited May 2017

  Given the fact that the same guy that created Numenera setting (Monte Cook) also was heavily involved with the Planescape setting, it might be more than that. But just "might", I think.

  Post edited by fkirenicus on May 2017

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• rapsam2003 Member Posts: 1,636

  May 2017

  None at all, actually, in actual lore.

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• OlvynChuru Member Posts: 2,738

  May 2017

  Had the Numenera setting even existed at the time Planescape Torment was released?

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• Jarrakul Member Posts: 2,029

  May 2017

  Numenera definitely didn't exist at the time, but it's faintly possible Monte Cook named Numenera's setting off of the vault or something related to it.

  

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• Kamigoroshi Member Posts: 5,876

  May 2017

  Monte Cook used kickstarter to crowdfund Numenera in August 2012. His active involvment with the tabletop Planescape campaign setting was rougly between 1996 and 1998. The dates alone make it rather unlikely for it to be the case.

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• rapsam2003 Member Posts: 1,636

  May 2017

  Side-note: Kinda wish Monte Cook was more involved in current D&D. His settings/work are/was/is a lot cooler than the standard Forgotten Realms stuff that's been released by Wizards of the Coast in the last few years.

  

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• noxnaxia Member Posts: 5

  May 2017

  Too bad Numenera is the worst thing ever released. A crude bastardization of a beloved game.

  

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• rapsam2003 Member Posts: 1,636

  May 2017 edited May 2017

  noxnaxia said:

  Too bad Numenera is the worst thing ever released. A crude bastardization of a beloved game.

  Are you high? Get out of here...
  
  
  
  
  
  

  

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• ShapiroKeatsDarkMage Member Posts: 2,428

  August 2017

  Is Numenera a good game?

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• Kamigoroshi Member Posts: 5,876

  August 2017

  ShapiroKeatsDarkMage said:

  Is Numenera a good game?

  The PnP tabletop game? Indeed! The cRPG one? It's getting better and better with each update.

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