Preview images of the upcoming Spelljammer boxed set have been appearing on sites across the web, so I've gathered some of them together here. These also include the hobby store 'special edition' with Hydro74 art.
I have never seen anything for 5E that suggests they are different Prime Material Planes.
I had this idea that would potentially preserve the original Phlogiston, while still making Astral travel the default:So, my only question would be; can you bypass the silvery curtain at the edge of Realmspace, travel through open wildspace, and end up in Grayspace?
That's the impression that I get.So am I getting this right? Theoretically you could travel from Toril to the Nine Hells via a Spelljammer ship?
That's TBD. As they are still talking about a singular Material Plane, that would seem to be the case, but it hasn't been stated ome way or the other.So, my only question would be; can you bypass the silvery curtain at the edge of Realmspace, travel through open wildspace, and end up in Grayspace?
Not a bad price compared to Amazon. I pre-ordered it a while back and as of now its $45.66 USD. There's one game store a few blocks away from my house but the couple of times I went there they were snobby and seemed like they couldn't be bothered. My neighbor said the same thing when we talked about possibly getting a game together or joining one there. Seems odd to me as you'd think they'd do all they could to get and keep new customers. It's just easier for me to order online.And for anybody that wants a slight break on the normal retail price:
How so? The Astral map we've seen only shows the Material and Astral. You could presumably use a color pool, but those are rare and may be too small. And the ship in thr BG3 intro is apparently using plane shift spells, and not Spelljamming in the way we're being told is how it will be in the new product.That's the impression that I get.
I havent played the game or kept up with the news/updates on it, is it considered canon as far as 5E/FR is concerned?BG3 intro is apparently using plane shift spells, and not Spelljamming in the way we're being told is how it will be in the new product.
No, but it's being used by some as evidence that Spelljamming ships can normally travel to the Outer Planes. I mentioned it to stave off any arguments from.that angle.I havent played the game or kept up with the news/updates on it, is it considered canon as far as 5E/FR is concerned?
Of course, I will have to read the actual rules when they came out, but if that turns out to be case, I'll consider having the Astral Sea as something separate from the actual Astral Plane and to enter the latter you'll need extra magic or find a portal.That's the impression that I get.