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<blockquote data-quote="Tales and Chronicles" data-source="post: 8769950" data-attributes="member: 6871653">Scary toads dont make much sense. They tried to give them some weird reproduction mechanism to make them more ''chaotic'' but they still feel pretty uninspired and tacked-on. For some time, I've felt that the CN plane would be best to be left to the uncaring, unfathomable aberrations of the Far Realm of Limbo, the ultimate battle ground of Gith vs Flayers, herds of gibbering mouthers flying across the skies, pocket planes shaped by the mad dreams of beholders, flesh warping living stars resting their unblinking eyes on their spawns, whispering to mortal warlocks about the mysteries of the past-yet-future of civilizations from beyond the Wheel.As for the LN plane, if feel the theme of Bytopia (?), the mirror realm would fit better than the mechanical modrons. I prefer modrons to be more like ever-marching repair bots, fixing any plane when it's inerrant purpose was somehow broken.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tales and Chronicles, post: 8769950, member: 6871653"] Scary toads dont make much sense. They tried to give them some weird reproduction mechanism to make them more ''chaotic'' but they still feel pretty uninspired and tacked-on. For some time, I've felt that the CN plane would be best to be left to the uncaring, unfathomable aberrations of the Far Realm of Limbo, the ultimate battle ground of Gith vs Flayers, herds of gibbering mouthers flying across the skies, pocket planes shaped by the mad dreams of beholders, flesh warping living stars resting their unblinking eyes on their spawns, whispering to mortal warlocks about the mysteries of the past-yet-future of civilizations from beyond the Wheel. As for the LN plane, if feel the theme of Bytopia (?), the mirror realm would fit better than the mechanical modrons. I prefer modrons to be more like ever-marching repair bots, fixing any plane when it's inerrant purpose was somehow broken. [/QUOTE]

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