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JOKTWWEJK: /* Water */

2025-11-14T10:45:46Z

Water

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	==Water==		==Water==
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	You better be able to breathe water if you get here. There is nothing but water in all directions with zero water pressure, with pockets of air motes being a precious resource. Don't forget a way to see underwater or be able to deal with whirlpools, currents, pockets of acidic and diseased water, and of course, the predators.		You better be able to breathe water if you get here. There is nothing but water in all directions with zero water pressure, with pockets of air motes being a precious resource. Don't forget a way to see underwater or be able to deal with whirlpools, currents, pockets of acidic and diseased water, and of course, the predators. This is elemental plane requiring the least amount of preparations to not die immediately (think Air Bubble or SCUBA), but it's still not friendly (e.g. acidic/diseased water requires hazmat diving suit).

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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Border Regions */

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Border Regions

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	=Border Regions=		=Border Regions=
	A solution to stop writers from falling down the rabbit hole of inventing a needlessly infinite combination of planes. Are the planer areas that touch the transitioning line between two bordering planes (duh). Not planes in that of themselves (less we invite ~~inventing~~ Border planes for the Border planes)~~, The maintains~~ the main characteristics of the plane ~~your~~ on but with strong influences from its neighbor.		A solution to stop writers from falling down the rabbit hole of inventing a needlessly infinite combination of planes. Are the planer areas that touch the transitioning line between two bordering planes (duh). Not planes in that of themselves (less we invite Border planes for the Border planes); they maintain the main characteristics of the plane you are on but with strong influences from its neighbor.

	'''Sirocco Straits:''' Ash /Fire. The air and earth motes are Hot and dry. Here you find Gargoyles and their allies from the Plane of Earth staging theirs on the plain of fire.		'''Sirocco Straits:''' Ash /Fire. The air and earth motes are Hot and dry. Here you find Gargoyles and their allies from the Plane of Earth staging theirs on the plain of fire.

	'''Mistral Reach:''' Ice/Water. It only rains the closer you are to the plane of water. In these regions the storms become snowstorms and things get covered in ice and snow.		'''Mistral Reach:''' Ice/Water. It only rains the closer you are to the plane of water. In these regions, the storms become snowstorms, and things get covered in ice and snow.

	'''Silt Flats:''' Water/Ooze. It's all muddy sludge water.		'''Silt Flats:''' Water/Ooze. It's all muddy sludge water.
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	'''Mud Hills:''' Earth/Ooze. Mountains are continually melting way into sloppy mud hills before being pushed into the plane of Ooze by new mountains.		'''Mud Hills:''' Earth/Ooze. Mountains are continually melting way into sloppy mud hills before being pushed into the plane of Ooze by new mountains.

	'''Shimmering Drifts:''' Ice/Lightning. This place is quite strange. Ice and snowstorms would be punctuated by flashes of lightning, but little in the way of thunder as the ice and snow block the sound. The combination of lightning damage and freezing to death means people would likely find freeze-fried corpses of past travelers.		'''Shimmering Drifts:''' Ice/Lightning. This place is quite strange. Ice and snowstorms would be punctuated by flashes of lightning but little in the way of thunder as the ice and snow block the sound. The combination of lightning damage and freezing to death means people would likely find freeze-fried corpses of past travelers.

	'''Precipice:''' Air/Ice. Towards the direction of Air, it resembles a howling blizzard, slowly growing weaker as one draws further from the border. Towards the direction of Ice, the infinite ice of the plane breaks to a surface, resembling the arctic lands of any number of Prime worlds.		'''Precipice:''' Air/Ice. Towards the direction of Air, it resembles a howling blizzard, slowly growing weaker as one draws further from the border. Towards the direction of Ice, the infinite ice of the plane breaks to a surface, resembling the arctic lands of any number of Prime worlds.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Tried to make it clearer which planes conflux to create the Para/Quasi Planes. This needs checking by someone who is better at Planescape than me. Also, the Quasi Planes intro needs a rewrite for legibility.

2023-05-10T16:10:25Z

Tried to make it clearer which planes conflux to create the Para/Quasi Planes. This needs checking by someone who is better at Planescape than me. Also, the Quasi Planes intro needs a rewrite for legibility.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 13:21, 11 September 2022

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	[[File:Inner Planes Map.jpg\|thumb\|right\| the Prime Material goes in the middle (or does it?)]]		[[File:Inner Planes Map.jpg\|thumb\|right\| the Prime Material goes in the middle (or does it?)]]

	The '''Inner Planes''' is a term from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] introduced in 1e AD&D. It is a way of collectively referring to the planes that make up the "center" of the [[Great Wheel]] cosmology; the [[Elemental Planes]], and the [[Energy Planes]]. By the admittedly biased beliefs of [[Sigil]]ites, the Inner Planes are seen as, effectively, the boonies of the multiverse, being centered around more physical components than the more esoteric components of the [[Outer Planes]], which are the realms of the dead and ~~literally~~ embodiments of the various [[Alignment\|moral alignment]]s.		The '''Inner Planes''' is a term from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] introduced in 1e AD&D. It is a way of collectively referring to the planes that make up the "center" of the [[Great Wheel]] cosmology; the [[Elemental Planes]], and the [[Energy Planes]]. By the admittedly biased beliefs of [[Sigil]]ites, the Inner Planes are seen as, effectively, the boonies of the multiverse, being centered around more physical components than the more esoteric components of the [[Outer Planes]], which are the realms of the dead and literal embodiments of the various [[Alignment\|moral alignment]]s.

	In their traditional layout, the Inner Planes consist of six primary planes; Earth, Air, Water, Fire, Positive Energy and Negative Energy. These six planes are then bolstered by the four Paraelemental Planes (convergences of two Elemental Planes) and the eight Quasielemental Planes (convergences of the Elemental Planes with the Energy Planes).		In their traditional layout, the Inner Planes consist of six primary planes; Earth, Air, Water, Fire, Positive Energy and Negative Energy. These six planes are then bolstered by the four Paraelemental Planes (convergences of two Elemental Planes) and the eight Quasielemental Planes (convergences of the Elemental Planes with the Energy Planes).

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Ash/??(5e) */

2022-09-11T13:20:35Z

Ash/??(5e)

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	You know how at the end of [[Dark Souls]] 1 and 3 you wade through those blasted ashen hellscapes? The Plane of Ash is kinda like that, except this time it sucks the heat right out of you. 2[[d6]] damage per turn, and 1 HD of damage if you're from the Plane of Fire, Magma, Smoke/Ash(5e) or are otherwise used to extreme heat. Magic can prevent this, but mundane sources of heat cannot. The clouds of ash make seeing and breathing difficult, and sometimes the ash eats magic. If you're dumb enough to get large patches of ash wet you end up with a mix of quicksand and quick-dry cement. Step into a puddle of ashen sludge and it hardens immediately, getting your ass stuck for good unless someone can save you. And that's discounting the pockets of negative energy that'll drain your Hit Dice if you step into them. Moving around is rather easy: you'll have to dig but the digging is light work. The Plane of Ash is the former site of Cavitius, the citadel of the [[lich]] [[Vecna]]. Crashing his place is a bad idea, and not just because of all the incorporeal undead roaming the place.		You know how at the end of [[Dark Souls]] 1 and 3 you wade through those blasted ashen hellscapes? The Plane of Ash is kinda like that, except this time it sucks the heat right out of you. 2[[d6]] damage per turn, and 1 HD of damage if you're from the Plane of Fire, Magma, Smoke/Ash(5e) or are otherwise used to extreme heat. Magic can prevent this, but mundane sources of heat cannot. The clouds of ash make seeing and breathing difficult, and sometimes the ash eats magic. If you're dumb enough to get large patches of ash wet you end up with a mix of quicksand and quick-dry cement. Step into a puddle of ashen sludge and it hardens immediately, getting your ass stuck for good unless someone can save you. And that's discounting the pockets of negative energy that'll drain your Hit Dice if you step into them. Moving around is rather easy: you'll have to dig but the digging is light work. The Plane of Ash is the former site of Cavitius, the citadel of the [[lich]] [[Vecna]]. Crashing his place is a bad idea, and not just because of all the incorporeal undead roaming the place.

	With 5e renaming the Plane of Smoke to Ash, now the microscopic of new and old-schoolers that had bothered to read about the obscure inner planes will ~~now~~ be confused.		With 5e renaming the Plane of Smoke to Ash, now the microscopic portion of new and old-schoolers that had bothered to read about the obscure inner planes will be confused.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Energy Planes */

2022-09-11T13:13:25Z

Energy Planes

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	The Plane of life itself. You heal at an astonishing rate here, and healing spells heal far more. You gain 2[[d6]] hit dice in extra HP... but once you hit double your normal HP [[Fist of the North Star\|you explode into a cloud of gibblets because your body couldn't handle the energy]]. The blinding light will burn your eyes out if you're not protected and you can't breathe here, but any suffocation damage will heal as quickly as you suffer it. This is not a nice place to visit.		The Plane of life itself. You heal at an astonishing rate here, and healing spells heal far more. You gain 2[[d6]] hit dice in extra HP... but once you hit double your normal HP [[Fist of the North Star\|you explode into a cloud of gibblets because your body couldn't handle the energy]]. The blinding light will burn your eyes out if you're not protected and you can't breathe here, but any suffocation damage will heal as quickly as you suffer it. This is not a nice place to visit.

	The only structure here is the Fortress of Life, a magically protected citadel built by the the planewalker Feadal Didam-Hurus. Feadal ~~use~~ the fortress to store balls of concentrated positive energy called ''lifepearls'' that she harvests from the plane. A lifepearl has the combined powers of a ''staff of curing'' and a ''rod of resurrection'', and can be used 4d10 times until it explodes in a fireball.		The only structure here is the Fortress of Life, a magically protected citadel built by the the planewalker Feadal Didam-Hurus. Feadal uses the fortress to store balls of concentrated positive energy called ''lifepearls'' that she harvests from the plane. A lifepearl has the combined powers of a ''staff of curing'' and a ''rod of resurrection'', and can be used 4d10 times until it explodes in a fireball.

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2600:1010:B119:3478:5C4C:3B8A:3AED:3EFE: /* Quasielemental Planes */

2022-06-19T20:19:13Z

Quasielemental Planes

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	What if we had one of the energy planes one of the four core elemental planes, we get the most extreme example of Overwhelming Vibrence or entropy to the plane energy. Like their respective energy planes, the Positively charged panes will kill you with overabundance but are still one of the best places to grab raw materials for crafting your artifacts and epic-level magics. The negative side are the runners up for the best places to kill someone or obscuring and secure a location from wandering Planeswalkers that have a habit of busting through your environmentally sealed walls rather than the front portal door to your BBEG's interdental Fortress like normal JRPG protagonists.		What if we had one of the energy planes one of the four core elemental planes, we get the most extreme example of Overwhelming Vibrence or entropy to the plane energy. Like their respective energy planes, the Positively charged panes will kill you with overabundance but are still one of the best places to grab raw materials for crafting your artifacts and epic-level magics. The negative side are the runners up for the best places to kill someone or obscuring and secure a location from wandering Planeswalkers that have a habit of busting through your environmentally sealed walls rather than the front portal door to your BBEG's interdental Fortress like normal JRPG protagonists.

	As of 5e with no elaboration on what in the positive or negative planes, non of the Quasielemental Planes never got mentioned and probably ~~reckoned~~ by omission with one of the paraelemtnal planes renamed taken from a Quasielemental, and new lore of [[Vecna]]'s citadel Cavitius is now in the plane of magma.		As of 5e with no elaboration on what in the positive or negative planes, non of the Quasielemental Planes never got mentioned and probably retconned by omission with one of the paraelemtnal planes renamed taken from a Quasielemental, and new lore of [[Vecna]]'s citadel Cavitius is now in the plane of magma.
	==Ash/??(5e)==		==Ash/??(5e)==
	You know how at the end of [[Dark Souls]] 1 and 3 you wade through those blasted ashen hellscapes? The Plane of Ash is kinda like that, except this time it sucks the heat right out of you. 2[[d6]] damage per turn, and 1 HD of damage if you're from the Plane of Fire, Magma, Smoke/Ash(5e) or are otherwise used to extreme heat. Magic can prevent this, but mundane sources of heat cannot. The clouds of ash make seeing and breathing difficult, and sometimes the ash eats magic. If you're dumb enough to get large patches of ash wet you end up with a mix of quicksand and quick-dry cement. Step into a puddle of ashen sludge and it hardens immediately, getting your ass stuck for good unless someone can save you. And that's discounting the pockets of negative energy that'll drain your Hit Dice if you step into them. Moving around is rather easy: you'll have to dig but the digging is light work. The Plane of Ash is the former site of Cavitius, the citadel of the [[lich]] [[Vecna]]. Crashing his place is a bad idea, and not just because of all the incorporeal undead roaming the place.		You know how at the end of [[Dark Souls]] 1 and 3 you wade through those blasted ashen hellscapes? The Plane of Ash is kinda like that, except this time it sucks the heat right out of you. 2[[d6]] damage per turn, and 1 HD of damage if you're from the Plane of Fire, Magma, Smoke/Ash(5e) or are otherwise used to extreme heat. Magic can prevent this, but mundane sources of heat cannot. The clouds of ash make seeing and breathing difficult, and sometimes the ash eats magic. If you're dumb enough to get large patches of ash wet you end up with a mix of quicksand and quick-dry cement. Step into a puddle of ashen sludge and it hardens immediately, getting your ass stuck for good unless someone can save you. And that's discounting the pockets of negative energy that'll drain your Hit Dice if you step into them. Moving around is rather easy: you'll have to dig but the digging is light work. The Plane of Ash is the former site of Cavitius, the citadel of the [[lich]] [[Vecna]]. Crashing his place is a bad idea, and not just because of all the incorporeal undead roaming the place.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Quasielemental Planes */

2022-06-19T18:47:50Z

Quasielemental Planes

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	=Quasielemental Planes=		=Quasielemental Planes=
	What if we had one of the energy planes one of the four core elemental planes, we get the most extreme example of Overwhelming Vibrence or entropy to the plane energy. Like their respective energy planes, the Positively charged panes will kill you with overabundance but are still one of the best places to grab raw materials for crafting your artifacts and epic-level magics. The negative side are the runners up for the best places to kill someone or obscuring and secure a location from wandering Planeswalkers that have a habit of busting through your environmentally sealed walls rather than the front portal door to your BBEG's interdental Fortress like normal protagonists.		What if we had one of the energy planes one of the four core elemental planes, we get the most extreme example of Overwhelming Vibrence or entropy to the plane energy. Like their respective energy planes, the Positively charged panes will kill you with overabundance but are still one of the best places to grab raw materials for crafting your artifacts and epic-level magics. The negative side are the runners up for the best places to kill someone or obscuring and secure a location from wandering Planeswalkers that have a habit of busting through your environmentally sealed walls rather than the front portal door to your BBEG's interdental Fortress like normal JRPG protagonists.

	As of 5e with no elaboration on what in the positive or negative planes, non of the Quasielemental Planes never got mentioned and probably reckoned by omission with one of the paraelemtnal planes renamed taken from a Quasielemental, and new lore of [[Vecna]]'s citadel Cavitius is now in the plane of magma.		As of 5e with no elaboration on what in the positive or negative planes, non of the Quasielemental Planes never got mentioned and probably reckoned by omission with one of the paraelemtnal planes renamed taken from a Quasielemental, and new lore of [[Vecna]]'s citadel Cavitius is now in the plane of magma.