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Rogue Thought

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#1
zombiegleemax
Apr 14, 2006 3:03:03 Assuming at first it were possible, how many SpellJammer players would like to take their ship into the planes ala Planescape in 3.5 Edition? Call it a cross over between Planescape and SpellJammer.
#2
trolloc
Apr 16, 2006 15:28:45 In my game, there are many natural portals in the depths of wildspace. All vary in sizes and they all link to different planes. That is how i explain some regions of space can support life and ecosystem, they have minituares portals to the element planes. Other place like the Eternal Dark Nebula is a large rift into the Abyss...the region is avoided by all spacefarers. As for Spelljammer travellers, i can't see why they can't go to the planes. But it would be very hazardous.
#3
zombiegleemax
Apr 16, 2006 15:45:28 Sounds like something to base a campaign off of. Hazards can mean a few things. Heck they might discover a one way portal to another dimension and have to find their way home.
#4
greatamericanfolkhero
Apr 17, 2006 5:50:32 I've had this idea kicking around my head for a while:

So, there's wildspace, everything contained within a crystal sphere. Between the crystal spheres is the flow. Well, what if the flow (and everything else in the universe) is actually contained within it’s own larger crystal sphere, a mega-sphere, but no one has ever ventured to the wall of this sphere. What would lay beyond the mega-sphere? I was thinking of putting the Far Realms out there. Of course, if a group of adventurers ever did find a way to the mega-sphere, and managed to pass beyond it into the Far Realms, they may want to go further. What if they found another mega-sphere, which contained another separate universe. Would that universe have a flow? Would that universe support the normal laws of Spelljamming? (that would be a bummer if the players found a universe like ours, and the ship lost normal gravity and it’s air envelope.)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Apr 14, 2006 3:03:03	Assuming at first it were possible, how many SpellJammer players would like to take their ship into the planes ala Planescape in 3.5 Edition? Call it a cross over between Planescape and SpellJammer.
#2 trolloc Apr 16, 2006 15:28:45	In my game, there are many natural portals in the depths of wildspace. All vary in sizes and they all link to different planes. That is how i explain some regions of space can support life and ecosystem, they have minituares portals to the element planes. Other place like the Eternal Dark Nebula is a large rift into the Abyss...the region is avoided by all spacefarers. As for Spelljammer travellers, i can't see why they can't go to the planes. But it would be very hazardous.
#3 zombiegleemax Apr 16, 2006 15:45:28	Sounds like something to base a campaign off of. Hazards can mean a few things. Heck they might discover a one way portal to another dimension and have to find their way home.
#4 greatamericanfolkhero Apr 17, 2006 5:50:32	I've had this idea kicking around my head for a while: So, there's wildspace, everything contained within a crystal sphere. Between the crystal spheres is the flow. Well, what if the flow (and everything else in the universe) is actually contained within it’s own larger crystal sphere, a mega-sphere, but no one has ever ventured to the wall of this sphere. What would lay beyond the mega-sphere? I was thinking of putting the Far Realms out there. Of course, if a group of adventurers ever did find a way to the mega-sphere, and managed to pass beyond it into the Far Realms, they may want to go further. What if they found another mega-sphere, which contained another separate universe. Would that universe have a flow? Would that universe support the normal laws of Spelljamming? (that would be a bummer if the players found a universe like ours, and the ship lost normal gravity and it’s air envelope.)