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<blockquote data-quote="Razjah" data-source="post: 6498450" data-attributes="member: 98806">Yeah. It is... extensive. They took the worlds of Dragonlance, FR, and Greyhawk and put them in the same plane. So Prime Material Plane is three worlds and an asteroid or two. There are two suns or something. Spelljammer, Sigil, high end spells and a Celestial Road are the ways that I know can get a person from one world to another. During a PF game like 2 years ago the Table Lands teleport/crashed into Krynn (I forget where). There are In Nomine angels and demons available to be used by GMs (last campaign used them a lot). I don't know how LotRs got involved and we haven't been to the FR planet enough in the games I've played with this group to understand. Same with Star Trek and Star Wars. But they exist.Aside from me, the group is mainly players in the 40-50 range. They've been gaming since they were in college. The other guy has been with the group for a long time too. This setting evolved since 1e or 2e and kept going, now in Pathfinder. There is history and reasoning in this setting, I just don't know it and don't want to read a novel to know what the hell is going on.Oh, and add plenty of the high level NPCs giving out quests.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Razjah, post: 6498450, member: 98806"] Yeah. It is... extensive. They took the worlds of Dragonlance, FR, and Greyhawk and put them in the same plane. So Prime Material Plane is three worlds and an asteroid or two. There are two suns or something. Spelljammer, Sigil, high end spells and a Celestial Road are the ways [B]that I know[/B] can get a person from one world to another. During a PF game like 2 years ago the Table Lands teleport/crashed into Krynn (I forget where). There are In Nomine angels and demons available to be used by GMs (last campaign used them a lot). I don't know how LotRs got involved and we haven't been to the FR planet enough in the games I've played with this group to understand. Same with Star Trek and Star Wars. But they exist. Aside from me, the group is mainly players in the 40-50 range. They've been gaming since they were in college. The other guy has been with the group for a long time too. This setting evolved since 1e or 2e and kept going, now in Pathfinder. There is history and reasoning in this setting, I just don't know it and don't want to read a novel to know what the hell is going on. Oh, and add plenty of the high level NPCs giving out quests. [/QUOTE]

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