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Tony Diterlizzi defined Planescape setting on visual level. Mark Morgan made the same on musical one.

Tony Diterlizzi defined Planescape setting on visual level. Mark Morgan made the same on musical one.

A game where you meet an angel who is a prick and a demon with angelic personality.

John Van Tongeren And Leon Willett’s Vibes! 🤯😁❤️

I have forgotten more of the Art than you shall *ever* know.

This is probably the most subtle and apprehensive combat music in the soundtrack I've heard

I loved Morte, such an old soul

Emu Proteus Provided This Together! 🤯😁❤️

Ngl, i love this song. I dont get the hate. Maybe it's due to my love of classical music.

(from left) Vhailor, Dak'kon, Fall-from-Grace, Nameless one, Annah and Morte. Top middle: Lady of Pain.

What can change the nature of a man? Regret

Planescape is such a bad ass setting.

I love Annah. Vulnerable yet fiery. My type of woman.

"But the Nameless One was banished from the Fortress of Regrets, and his memories were lost once more. Ravel was dead; Pharod was dead. There was no one in all the Planes who could tell him who he was, or where he was meant to go. His journey would never end."

Gorgeous.

This is maybe the most powerful final dungeon I've ever seen in a game so far. How much more final can you get than a dungeon existing in a plane of absolute vacuum, literally formed from the sheer power of your regret over your past actions: a home for the people who have died for your sake, a gallery depicting every single mistake you've made and every act of evil your past selves have committed for it to either weigh you down or make you come to terms with your actions. Nobody comes out of the Fortress of Regrets the same person they were before.

Belief. A man can change his nature if and only if he believes he can.

I want to hang out at that bar, just listening in.

Hey let's build a bar around the main theme: Forever burning corpse man :3

SPOILERS (seriously go play the game) . "If there is anything I have learned in my travels across the Planes, it is that many things may change the nature of a man. Whether regret, or love, or revenge or fear - whatever you believe can change the nature of a man, can. I’ve seen belief move cities, make men stave off death, and turn an evil hag's heart half-circle. This entire Fortress has been constructed from belief. Belief damned a woman, whose heart clung to the hope that another loved her when he did not. Once, it made a man seek immortality and achieve it. And it has made a posturing spirit think it is something more than a part of me." - The Nameless One

Walking into the rough part of every city be like

Came here to get Nordom. Stayed to farm Portal Lens

Coaxmetal wants it so much

*A healer has mercy... VHAILOR DOES NOT, FOR HE IS THE EYES OF JUSTICE.*

Dieonerra. This lady followed you on your adventures. Now she is a ghost, waiting for you to come save her.

What can change the nature of a man?

"Time is not your enemy. Forever is."

Wow man... This is really creepy yet mysterious soundtrack composed by Mark Morgan. What a genius composer he is... simply amazing..!!!!!!!

Reminds me of Vault City theme for Fallout 2 which was one of my favorite tracks.

the moment when the ghost of deionarra appears, the music and her voice: Beloved, this is one of the most touching moments in games, 3. unforgettable soundtracks: Morrowind, Unreal and Planetscapce tourment,

What bothers me most is that during the playthrough, you have the option to do the most good, to help people and to make things right with the people your past incarnation did wrong. Yet you are still doomed to Hell at the end, no matter what you did. That makes me sad. There was no "happy" ending for the Nameless one. He was always doomed to eternal suffering for what his past self did. Even if his nature had changed, his punishment didn't.

I didn't even notice this before but I love how you can hear the ticking sound circle from one side to the other, if you have surround sound ofc. Still, a very cool detail, like a swinging pendulum!

A splendid adaptation of Vivaldi's Concerto for 2 Oboes RV 535. I liked to stay in the Civic Festhall just to let this play.

Best fabtasy tavern ever

Time is not your enemy. Forever is.

Still one of the best characters ever created in gaming... when you first meet her you immediately think that she is going to be the stereotypical cleric figure, yet she is anything but. The conversation that you can have with her in the "intellectual lust brothel" is one of those moments that give the phrase "Planescape is the best videogame you'll ever read" it's meaning... This music also manages to capture her essence perfectly somehow: a beautiful being seemingly made completely of contradictions

so beautiful! please extended version!

"You! What is it that brings you here?! Have you come to see first-hand the misery you have wrought? Perhaps in death I still hold some shred of use for you...?" Her voice drops into a hiss. "...'my love.'"

Pp

This song makes me feel like a rowing slave in the Ottoman navy.

This music could best be described as bizarre and entrancing... just like the Smoldering Corpse Bar.

All hail Chris Avellone and Dave Cook!

Those f**** Cranium Rats.

Back when Tieflings didn't have horns.

One of the best Western RPG characters ever.

Sounds more like a funeral dirge than a bar

Man this is way more ominous than the actual main antagonist's theme. I wonder why this wasn't used for him instead of the theme we got.

IgNuS hEaRs YoU

What is the pipe noise that repeats at the beginning?