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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Vacuum */

2021-11-24T03:00:21Z

Vacuum

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	==Negative Quasielemental Planes==		==Negative Quasielemental Planes==
	===Vacuum===		===Vacuum===
	The Plane of Vacuum is the plane of nothing. There is nothing here. Well, not entirely. Like outer space the Vacuum is dark and empty, but unlike space it does have temperature and pressure. Sure, they're both low, but it's not going to outright kill you. As long as you have access to air to breathe (gaseous creatures will suffer 1 HD of damage per round) and a light source that doesn't need air (like fire) you're good to go like you were in a dark version of the Plane of Air. What does carry over from regular space is vacuum welding. To keep it simple: the lack of air to get between moving metal parts means that said parts will get stuck together and can't be moved while on the Plane of Vacuum. There's a few creatures out here who can survive in the vast nothing, but those are all rare and exceedingly tough. Oh, and watch out for the naturally occurring [[Sphere of Annihilation\|Spheres of Annihilation]].		The Plane of Vacuum is the plane of nothing. There is nothing here. Well, not entirely. Like outer space the Vacuum is dark and empty, but unlike space it does have temperature and pressure. Sure, they're both low, but it's not going to outright kill you. As long as you have access to air to breathe (gaseous creatures will suffer 1 HD of damage per round) and a light source that doesn't need air (like fire) you're good to go like you were in a dark version of the Plane of Air. What does carry over from regular space is vacuum welding. To keep it simple: the lack of air to get between moving metal parts means that said parts will get stuck together and can't be moved while on the Plane of Vacuum. There's a few creatures out here who can survive in the vast nothing, but those are all rare and exceedingly tough. Oh, and watch out for the naturally occurring [[Sphere of Annihilation\|Spheres of Annihilation]]!!!.

	====Frigid Void====		====Frigid Void====

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Negative Energy Plane */ dont forget the Nightshades

2021-11-24T02:51:33Z

Negative Energy Plane: dont forget the Nightshades

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	The only friendlies here are a bunch of [[Dustmen]] maintaining the Fortress of the Soul, a skull-shaped outpost maintained only barely by their combined effort. If they find a lost non-undead on the plane they'll take them in for a few days: once a week a portal to [[Sigil]] opens up inside here and the lucky sod is sent on his way. The Dustmen also maintain the Court of Woe here. This courtroom built almost entirely out of desiccated bodies is presided over by a lazy Nalfeshnee who rules based on how he's feeling that day. There is really no point to it being on the Negative Energy Plane, as the court has no windows and no entrances or exits except for the portal back to Sigil.		The only friendlies here are a bunch of [[Dustmen]] maintaining the Fortress of the Soul, a skull-shaped outpost maintained only barely by their combined effort. If they find a lost non-undead on the plane they'll take them in for a few days: once a week a portal to [[Sigil]] opens up inside here and the lucky sod is sent on his way. The Dustmen also maintain the Court of Woe here. This courtroom built almost entirely out of desiccated bodies is presided over by a lazy Nalfeshnee who rules based on how he's feeling that day. There is really no point to it being on the Negative Energy Plane, as the court has no windows and no entrances or exits except for the portal back to Sigil.

	5e makes the prosses even more difficult as any creature that enter the plane allows a [[Nightshade]], Finger of death on legs, to take the creature's place as a counterbalance, and one can't leave unless its put back. This means even if you can walk the Arch wizarding walk and make wards Strong enough to survive the swarms of decay, [[Wraith]]s and Nightshades for ~~severing~~ millisecond to be saved by Dustmen, You need to also hope you are important enough to convince an adventuring party to lure permadeath killer incarnate with live prey back though the accidental portal you made instead of destroying it outright and stranding you there forever, probably the only reason people stay at the Court of Woe.		5e makes the prosses even more difficult as any creature that enter the plane allows a [[Nightshade]], Finger of death on legs, to take the creature's place as a counterbalance, and one can't leave unless its put back. This means even if you can walk the Arch wizarding walk and make wards Strong enough to survive the swarms of decay, [[Wraith]]s and Nightshades for surviving millisecond to be saved by Dustmen, You need to also hope you are important enough to convince an adventuring party to lure permadeath killer incarnate with live prey back though the accidental portal you made instead of destroying it outright and stranding you there forever, probably the only reason people stay at the Court of Woe.

	==Positive Quasielemental Planes==		==Positive Quasielemental Planes==

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Negative Energy Plane */

2021-11-24T02:50:18Z

Negative Energy Plane

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	The only friendlies here are a bunch of [[Dustmen]] maintaining the Fortress of the Soul, a skull-shaped outpost maintained only barely by their combined effort. If they find a lost non-undead on the plane they'll take them in for a few days: once a week a portal to [[Sigil]] opens up inside here and the lucky sod is sent on his way. The Dustmen also maintain the Court of Woe here. This courtroom built almost entirely out of desiccated bodies is presided over by a lazy Nalfeshnee who rules based on how he's feeling that day. There is really no point to it being on the Negative Energy Plane, as the court has no windows and no entrances or exits except for the portal back to Sigil.		The only friendlies here are a bunch of [[Dustmen]] maintaining the Fortress of the Soul, a skull-shaped outpost maintained only barely by their combined effort. If they find a lost non-undead on the plane they'll take them in for a few days: once a week a portal to [[Sigil]] opens up inside here and the lucky sod is sent on his way. The Dustmen also maintain the Court of Woe here. This courtroom built almost entirely out of desiccated bodies is presided over by a lazy Nalfeshnee who rules based on how he's feeling that day. There is really no point to it being on the Negative Energy Plane, as the court has no windows and no entrances or exits except for the portal back to Sigil.

	5e makes the prosses even more difficult as any creature that enter the plane allows a [[Nightshade]], Finger of death on legs, to take the creature's place as a counterbalance, and one can't leave unless its put back. This means even if you can walk the Arch wizarding walk and make wards Strong enough to survive the swarms of decay, [[Wraith]]s and Nightshades for severing millisecond to be saved by Dustmen, You need to also hope you are important enough to convince an adventuring party to lure permadeath killer incarnate with live prey back though the accidental portal you made instead of destroying it outright and stranding you there forever, probably the only reason ~~there are living~~ people ~~staying~~ at the Court of Woe.		5e makes the prosses even more difficult as any creature that enter the plane allows a [[Nightshade]], Finger of death on legs, to take the creature's place as a counterbalance, and one can't leave unless its put back. This means even if you can walk the Arch wizarding walk and make wards Strong enough to survive the swarms of decay, [[Wraith]]s and Nightshades for severing millisecond to be saved by Dustmen, You need to also hope you are important enough to convince an adventuring party to lure permadeath killer incarnate with live prey back though the accidental portal you made instead of destroying it outright and stranding you there forever, probably the only reason people stay at the Court of Woe.

	==Positive Quasielemental Planes==		==Positive Quasielemental Planes==

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Negative Energy Plane */

2021-11-24T02:49:57Z

Negative Energy Plane

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	==Negative Energy Plane==		==Negative Energy Plane==
	This place will decay and rot any living thing in seconds, and it can rip your soul out and turn you into an [[undead]] creature in mere seconds. Making your way around here is difficult and dangerous because of its lack of anything that's not soul-draining powers, which is made even more difficult by the hordes of undead in the place and the fact that you can run into goddamn Shiva, who's the only deity who drops by the place now and then. Some spots called "Doldrums" aren't quite as immediately lethal, but still shouldn't be stayed in for very long.		This place will decay and rot any living thing in seconds, and it can rip your soul out and turn you into an [[undead]] creature in mere seconds. Making your way around here is difficult and dangerous because of its lack of anything that's not soul-draining powers, which is made even more difficult by the hordes of incorporeal undead in the place and the fact that you can run into goddamn [[Shiva]], who's the only deity who drops by the place now and then. Some spots called "Doldrums" aren't quite as immediately lethal, but still shouldn't be stayed in for very long.

	The only friendlies here are a bunch of [[Dustmen]] maintaining the Fortress of the Soul, a skull-shaped outpost maintained only barely by their combined effort. If they find a lost non-undead on the plane they'll take them in for a few days: once a week a portal to [[Sigil]] opens up inside here and the lucky sod is sent on his way. The Dustmen also maintain the Court of Woe here. This courtroom built almost entirely out of desiccated bodies is presided over by a lazy Nalfeshnee who rules based on how he's feeling that day. There is really no point to it being on the Negative Energy Plane, as the court has no windows and no entrances or exits except for the portal back to Sigil.		The only friendlies here are a bunch of [[Dustmen]] maintaining the Fortress of the Soul, a skull-shaped outpost maintained only barely by their combined effort. If they find a lost non-undead on the plane they'll take them in for a few days: once a week a portal to [[Sigil]] opens up inside here and the lucky sod is sent on his way. The Dustmen also maintain the Court of Woe here. This courtroom built almost entirely out of desiccated bodies is presided over by a lazy Nalfeshnee who rules based on how he's feeling that day. There is really no point to it being on the Negative Energy Plane, as the court has no windows and no entrances or exits except for the portal back to Sigil.

			5e makes the prosses even more difficult as any creature that enter the plane allows a [[Nightshade]], Finger of death on legs, to take the creature's place as a counterbalance, and one can't leave unless its put back. This means even if you can walk the Arch wizarding walk and make wards Strong enough to survive the swarms of decay, [[Wraith]]s and Nightshades for severing millisecond to be saved by Dustmen, You need to also hope you are important enough to convince an adventuring party to lure permadeath killer incarnate with live prey back though the accidental portal you made instead of destroying it outright and stranding you there forever, probably the only reason there are living people staying at the Court of Woe.

	==Positive Quasielemental Planes==		==Positive Quasielemental Planes==

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Negative Energy Plane */

2021-11-24T01:15:39Z

Negative Energy Plane

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	This place will decay and rot any living thing in seconds, and it can rip your soul out and turn you into an [[undead]] creature in mere seconds. Making your way around here is difficult and dangerous because of its lack of anything that's not soul-draining powers, which is made even more difficult by the hordes of undead in the place and the fact that you can run into goddamn Shiva, who's the only deity who drops by the place now and then. Some spots called "Doldrums" aren't quite as immediately lethal, but still shouldn't be stayed in for very long.		This place will decay and rot any living thing in seconds, and it can rip your soul out and turn you into an [[undead]] creature in mere seconds. Making your way around here is difficult and dangerous because of its lack of anything that's not soul-draining powers, which is made even more difficult by the hordes of undead in the place and the fact that you can run into goddamn Shiva, who's the only deity who drops by the place now and then. Some spots called "Doldrums" aren't quite as immediately lethal, but still shouldn't be stayed in for very long.

	The only friendlies here are a bunch of [[Dustmen]] maintaining the Fortress of the Soul, a skull-shaped outpost maintained only barely by their combined effort. If they find a lost non-undead on the plane they'll take them in for a few days: once a week a portal to [[Sigil]] opens up inside here and the lucky sod is sent on his way. The Dustmen also maintain the Court of Woe here. This ~~Courtroom~~ built almost entirely out of desiccated bodies is presided over by a lazy Nalfeshnee who rules based on how he's feeling that day. There is really no point to it being on the Negative Energy Plane, as the court has no windows and no entrances or exits except for the portal back to Sigil.		The only friendlies here are a bunch of [[Dustmen]] maintaining the Fortress of the Soul, a skull-shaped outpost maintained only barely by their combined effort. If they find a lost non-undead on the plane they'll take them in for a few days: once a week a portal to [[Sigil]] opens up inside here and the lucky sod is sent on his way. The Dustmen also maintain the Court of Woe here. This courtroom built almost entirely out of desiccated bodies is presided over by a lazy Nalfeshnee who rules based on how he's feeling that day. There is really no point to it being on the Negative Energy Plane, as the court has no windows and no entrances or exits except for the portal back to Sigil.

	==Positive Quasielemental Planes==		==Positive Quasielemental Planes==