So it used to be the Ordial Plane? (That's the 3E fanmade/semi-official name for that hypothetical Transitive Plane) But if there were already Outer Planes, what was the previous CE Outer Plane?
I'm supposedly 95% monk, 90% druid, 80% wizard, 70% paladin, 65% cleric and sorcerer. I too am curious how I'd have scored on psion (probably really low).
I'd also like to see a test like this for Starfinder, which has a very different set of classes.
I find it weird, but I'm used to tests...
The reconciliation I use in my personal cosmology is to treat the Elemental Chaos as a planar pathway. The World Tree was a planar pathway, then there was some catastrophe (the Spellplague) that destroyed it and cause this messy jumble of elements, energies, and chaos to stretch between the...
Different styles of play. I prefer things to make sense in-universe when possible, but I also prefer things to be paced to minimize PC deaths. It's less difficult to balance if there are non-combat roleplay ways to survive an encounter, though.
I like randomness to a degree, but not if it's going to screw over players. For example, random encounter tables should be chosen or adjusted for the party's abilities.
I really don't like totally random character creation. It takes away player choices, and in my experience it results in a...
Good cookbook choice. Are you going to tell the players it includes recipes for the PC races? :LOL:
The Enchanter's Almanac describes the positions of the stars and constellations, moon(s), sun, planets, and all of their potential combinations with each other and the seasons over the course of...
Edit: Sorry, I don't know whether replying to older threads is allowed here.
I'm happy to see that Planescape is getting some material, but really bummed that my favorite faction was destroyed with no explanation. I can't imagine playing anything but a Godsman and now... I'll probably never get...
Maybe I'm misremembering how the wings are described. I definitely remember it having wings and being wingless in the opening paragraph of the original description, though.
Even better, sometimes the description contradicts itself! For example, the Albino Wyrm is apparently a wingless dragon with large, transluscent wings. :hmm:
Gorynych, Crow's-Nest Dragon, Yellow Dragon
The Crow's Nest Dragon lists "breath weapon" in the Special Attacks line, but no breath weapon is described or statted.
The Gorynych and Faerunian Yellow Dragon/Dragon (Yellow) each appear to have two separate entries, or at least two separate links...