Do the worlds of Oerth, Toril, and Krynn still share the Great Wheel cosmology (and/or the Phlogiston) in your campaign? (Did you ever connect them in the first place?)
Also, how do you explain how a traveller from Oerth can go to Toril or Krynn and be able to speak/understand the Common language of the natives without any problem? Is the Common-tongue multiversal?
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Back in 2E I kinda saw these three worlds -- Oerth, Toril, Krynn -- as being like "sisters". They were somehow intimately linked and each bobbed in the Material Plane (Phlogiston) like the point of an equalatral triangle. And, of course, they shared the Great Wheel Cosmology.
However, I never fully explained why they were part of the same Material Plane or why, indeed, a traveller could speak Common on any of the three worlds with no problem yet might travel to another country on his own world and run into a language barrier!
Also, how do you explain how a traveller from Oerth can go to Toril or Krynn and be able to speak/understand the Common language of the natives without any problem? Is the Common-tongue multiversal?
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Back in 2E I kinda saw these three worlds -- Oerth, Toril, Krynn -- as being like "sisters". They were somehow intimately linked and each bobbed in the Material Plane (Phlogiston) like the point of an equalatral triangle. And, of course, they shared the Great Wheel Cosmology.
However, I never fully explained why they were part of the same Material Plane or why, indeed, a traveller could speak Common on any of the three worlds with no problem yet might travel to another country on his own world and run into a language barrier!