Far Realm - Revision history

imported>Administrator: 37 revisions imported

2023-06-21T04:24:40Z

37 revisions imported

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:24, 21 June 2023
(No difference)

imported>Administrator: 1 revision imported

2023-06-18T23:52:12Z

1 revision imported

← Older revision	Revision as of 23:52, 18 June 2023
(No difference)

1d4chan>Saarlacfunkel at 04:26, 8 October 2022

2022-10-08T04:26:39Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:26, 8 October 2022
Line 6:		Line 6:
	Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was accidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].		Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was accidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].

	Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there, in other words the Far Realm is so alien that Beholders and Mind Flayers are what happens when visiting denizens ''go native'' ). An obvious alternate formulation is that most Far Realmers who decide to ''stay'' in the Material Planes are pretty much going to be "evil" under humanoid standards, since almost all possible reasons for staying amount to some degree of hostility to the natives of the Prime Material.		Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there, in other words the Far Realm is so alien that Beholders and Mind Flayers are what happens when visiting denizens ''go native'' ). An obvious alternate formulation is that most Far Realmers who decide to ''stay'' in the Material Planes are pretty much going to be "evil" under humanoid standards, since almost all possible reasons for staying amount to some degree of hostility to the natives of the Prime Material (with [[Flumph \|one notable exception]]).

	=Inhabitants=		=Inhabitants=

1d4chan>Saarlacfunkel at 00:55, 8 October 2022

2022-10-08T00:55:12Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:55, 8 October 2022
Line 4:		Line 4:
	The Far Realm is generally described as, or believed to be, the origin-point for all [[aberration]]s. The exception is in [[Eberron]] where they are instead the creation of the [[daelkyr]] and the equivalent of the Far Realm is called [[Xoriat]].		The Far Realm is generally described as, or believed to be, the origin-point for all [[aberration]]s. The exception is in [[Eberron]] where they are instead the creation of the [[daelkyr]] and the equivalent of the Far Realm is called [[Xoriat]].

	Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was ~~acidentally~~ broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].		Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was accidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].

	Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there, in other words the Far Realm is so alien that Beholders and Mind Flayers are what happens when visiting denizens ''go native'' ).		Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there, in other words the Far Realm is so alien that Beholders and Mind Flayers are what happens when visiting denizens ''go native'' ). An obvious alternate formulation is that most Far Realmers who decide to ''stay'' in the Material Planes are pretty much going to be "evil" under humanoid standards, since almost all possible reasons for staying amount to some degree of hostility to the natives of the Prime Material.

	=Inhabitants=		=Inhabitants=

1d4chan>Zimriel: /* Creatures that might be from the Far Realm */

2022-10-07T23:02:23Z

Creatures that might be from the Far Realm

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:02, 7 October 2022
Line 37:		Line 37:
	* '''[[Beholder]]''' (Mainly in 4th edition)		* '''[[Beholder]]''' (Mainly in 4th edition)
	* '''[[Gibbering Mouther]]''' (Depending on the edition they may be from the Realm or formed from corpses left near Far Realm portals, or have a completely different origin if this is from before the far realm was added)		* '''[[Gibbering Mouther]]''' (Depending on the edition they may be from the Realm or formed from corpses left near Far Realm portals, or have a completely different origin if this is from before the far realm was added)
			* '''[[Gibberling]]''' Gibber gibber gibber
	* '''[[Grell]]'''		* '''[[Grell]]'''
	* '''[[Flumph]]'''. Not everything from the Far Realm has to be evil		* '''[[Flumph]]'''. Not everything from the Far Realm has to be evil

1d4chan>Skadooshbag at 23:47, 4 July 2022

2022-07-04T23:47:05Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:47, 4 July 2022
Line 6:		Line 6:
	Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was acidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].		Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was acidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].

	Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there, in other words ~~they~~'~~ve gone~~ native).		Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there, in other words the Far Realm is so alien that Beholders and Mind Flayers are what happens when visiting denizens ''go native'' ).

	=Inhabitants=		=Inhabitants=

1d4chan>Skadooshbag at 23:45, 4 July 2022

2022-07-04T23:45:51Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:45, 4 July 2022
Line 6:		Line 6:
	Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was acidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].		Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was acidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].

	Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there).		Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there, in other words they've gone native).

	=Inhabitants=		=Inhabitants=

1d4chan>Skadooshbag: /* Creatures that are definitely from the Far Realm */

2022-07-04T23:43:06Z

Creatures that are definitely from the Far Realm

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:43, 4 July 2022
Line 26:		Line 26:
	uvuudaum MotP.webp		uvuudaum MotP.webp
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	* '''Wyste''': A big scary worm thing		* '''Wyste''': A big scary worm thing, and also a total weirdo for having morphology that actually makes sense.
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	wyste tGoFP.jpg		wyste tGoFP.jpg

1d4chan>Skadooshbag at 23:39, 4 July 2022

2022-07-04T23:39:58Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:39, 4 July 2022
Line 6:		Line 6:
	Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was acidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].		Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was acidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].

	Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the idea Far Realmers ~~that~~ travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there).		Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the additional fanon idea that Far Realmers who travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there).

	=Inhabitants=		=Inhabitants=

1d4chan>Skadooshbag at 23:38, 4 July 2022

2022-07-04T23:38:01Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:38, 4 July 2022
Line 5:		Line 5:

	Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was acidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].		Ironically, the Far Realm was about the only major plane to survive completely unchanged when 4th edition switched from the Great Wheel to the [[World Axis]]. It is still the mysterious alien realm from which aberrations are believed to spring and about which little is known. It's actually quite important to the [[Nentir Vale]] setting; [[shardmind]]s were born when a cosmological construct keeping the Far Realm at bay was acidentally broken by some of the gods, whilst the energies pouring through that heavenly wound are suggested as one possible source for [[psionics]].

			Denizens of the Far Realm are typically given an Evil alignment in official material, but the community actually generally prefers the fanon idea that any system of morality the Far Realm has would be ''entirely distinct and alien'' from the Great Wheel one (the same way the mechanics of combat in [[Mutants and Masterminds]] is entirely alien to those of D&D), as that is more in line with the Far Realm's entire theme (Abberations like Beholders and Illithids having a listable alignment is usually explained by the idea Far Realmers that travel to the Great Wheel are immediately warped and driven mad the same way us Wheelers are when we travel there).

	=Inhabitants=		=Inhabitants=