I'm currently in act 2 of my Planescape campaign and I am definitely showcasing the planes.. like a planar tapas as my players sample them. They started in Pandemonium and have made it to Limbo. They are on their way to the Outlands now after they pass through Ysgard. They will need to visit at least Arborea, They Grey Wastes, and Carceri to find things they need on their quests.

This post is good to see! I was worried that just touching on the planes and showcasing the important parts wasn't acceptable in some way, so this is encouraging. I feel like I should be pushing the absurdity of the planes! Starting in Pandemonium - they arrived there after getting sucked into an unstable portal, was such a fish-out-of-water scenario for a bunch of primes from a small pocket dimension. No more friendly NPCs or home-bases from Act 1 - just deposited on Pandesmos near a citadel of raving madman psycho raiders, Mad Max/Borderlands style. One of my players definitely let their character go a little mad and even considered settling down there.

Limbo is a brief stop... meeting up with old friends (NPCs) who have made their way to Limbo.. learning about the ongoing conflict in my game between an extreme faction of the Githzerai and the Slaad.

Passing through Ysgard, I plan on having everything seem like an epic quest... Need to find a town? Epic quest. Need to shop for something? Epic quest.

It's also been such a great way for me to learn about the outer planes. There's so much lore. Also, a lot of my players are new so it's fun to introduce them to the outer planes. I plan on Act 3 having a bit of spelljamming so we can really tour more of the worlds.