D&D 5E The Multiverse is back....

[TerraDave]

One vast cosmos...I don't think it has been this explicit since 2E.

Discuss...

 

[Patrick McGill]

I'm fine with it in regards to published settings. I may or may not include home brewed worlds in the multiverse. I think in general my home made worlds are multiverse agnostic unless I feel like the story needs that.

 

[Alzrius]

GOOD!

I liked the 2E unified cosmology, as I think that cosmopolitan meta-settings are vastly more interesting than a dry, singular cosmos which seem to exist solely to say "stay on your mortal world; that's where all the action is."

 

[Mika]

One vast cosmos...I don't think it has been this explicit since 2E.

Discuss...

I still haven't forgiven them for "Warriors of Heaven" back in 2E. It seems to me that they are repeating that offense.

 

[Agamon]

Two words: Planescape & Spelljammer!

 

[I'm A Banana]

Yeah and apparently all magic is basically the Force or the Weave or some bootyhaberdashery now.

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But at least it seems easy to treat it like that sexy lady in high school treated me.

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[Lord Blackstone]

Two words: Planescape & Spelljammer!

Yes, Sir!!!

I am loving this. Making reference to canon characters like Tika and Artimus, WTF... I cannot wait to see what WotC is planning down the road.

 

[Evenglare]

Sounds good for me.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I still haven't forgiven them for "Warriors of Heaven" back in 2E. It seems to me that they are repeating that offense.

They're doing what, exactly? Reprinting that for 5E?

 

[Shemeska]

GOOD!

I liked the 2E unified cosmology, as I think that cosmopolitan meta-settings are vastly more interesting than a dry, singular cosmos which seem to exist solely to say "stay on your mortal world; that's where all the action is."

It's one step in the right direction at least.