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1d4chan>Zimriel at 00:06, 5 March 2023

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	The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the lillendi can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.		The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the lillendi can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.

	The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty ~~and~~ Deity~~", and~~ hasn't been heard from since, save for a short reference in the 5e DMG as an alternative route of planar travel.		The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure ''[[Tales from the Infinite Staircase]]'' and the [[Forgotten Realms]](ish) adventure ''[[For Duty & Deity\|For Duty Ampersand Deity]]''. It hasn't been heard from since, save for a short reference in the 5e DMG as an alternative route of planar travel.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

172.93.57.82: Quick mention in the 5e DMG

2022-08-30T12:33:20Z

Quick mention in the 5e DMG

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	The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the lillendi can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.		The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the lillendi can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.

	The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty and Deity", and hasn't been heard from since.		The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty and Deity", and hasn't been heard from since, save for a short reference in the 5e DMG as an alternative route of planar travel.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

1d4chan>Nubnuber: Undo revision 813553 by Noway886 (talk) Lillendi is the canon plural of lillend

2022-02-26T15:35:43Z

Undo revision 813553 by Noway886 (talk) Lillendi is the canon plural of lillend

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	The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but about 1,000 feet up it turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.		The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but about 1,000 feet up it turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.

	The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]] and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the ~~lillend~~ can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.		The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the lillendi can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.

	The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty and Deity", and hasn't been heard from since.		The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty and Deity", and hasn't been heard from since.

1d4chan>Noway886 at 15:02, 26 February 2022

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	The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but about 1,000 feet up it turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.		The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but about 1,000 feet up it turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.

	The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the ~~lillendi~~ can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.		The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]] and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the lillend can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.

	The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty and Deity", and hasn't been heard from since.		The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty and Deity", and hasn't been heard from since.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 02:21, 26 February 2022

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	The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but about 1,000 feet up it turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.		The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but about 1,000 feet up it turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.

	The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i.		The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i and the whole thing is covered in clumps of hanging vines so that the lillendi can use their ''transport via plants'' ability to quickly reach any point on it.

	The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty and Deity", and hasn't been heard from since.		The Infinite Staircase debuted simultaneously in the Planescape adventure "Tales from the Infinite Staircase" and the Forgotten Realms adventure "For Duty and Deity", and hasn't been heard from since.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 02:18, 26 February 2022

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	[[File:Infinite staircase base TftIS.jpg\|thumb\|[[Sigil]] isn't the only nexus of the planes.]]		[[File:Infinite staircase base TftIS.jpg\|thumb\|[[Sigil]] isn't the only nexus of the planes.]]
	The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but ~~very quickly~~ turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.		The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but about 1,000 feet up it turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.

	The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i.		The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 00:40, 25 February 2022

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	[[File:Infinite staircase base TftIS.jpg\|thumb\|[[Sigil]] isn't the only nexus of the planes.]]		[[File:Infinite staircase base TftIS.jpg\|thumb\|[[Sigil]] isn't the only nexus of the planes.]]
	The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on Ysgard, and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase, but very quickly turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.		The '''Infinite Staircase''' is an alternative means of planar travel if you don't mind getting a little exercise and aren't afraid of heights. The "base" of the stairs is in the palace of Argentil in the divine realm of [[Selune]] on [[Ysgard]], and from there it goes up, well, infinitely. It starts out as a simple spiral staircase but very quickly turns into something out of an MC Escher drawing. On almost every landing of the staircase is a portal leading to one of the planes.

	The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i.		The staircase connects to any plane where creativity is being expressed. In practice, this means any plane that has intelligent life, which is basically all of them. The staircase is maintained and guarded by [[lillend]]i.

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */

2022-02-24T17:29:44Z

Gallery

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	infinite staircase fDaD.png		infinite staircase fDaD.png
	nowhere inn fDaD.png\|The Nowhere Inn, a landing turned into an open market.		nowhere inn fDaD.png\|The Nowhere Inn, a landing turned into an open market.
			Mario 64 stairs.jpg\|Backwards long jumping is the most efficient way of traversing the staircase.
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