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<blockquote data-quote="Synicism" data-source="post: 32973" data-attributes="member: 489">Interesting that you should mention such a thing. My group recently wrapped up a Planescape game that had been heavily influenced by Spelljammer, thanks to one of the characters, who was a prime from the Spelljammer setting. The first time he got his ship out to the Outer Planes, it caused quite a stir.A couple R/L years and one D&amp;D edition later, we started a new campaign along the same Planescape continuity, but in the future. It was almost like the same campaign, but with a different party. By then, that first spelljammer had evolved into a concept called planeships, magical vessels capable of accessing planar portals on their own.Then again, I think the adventure &quot;Into the Abyss&quot; features a large spelljammer-like ship (called the Ship of Chaos), so it's not hard to integrate conceptually.As far as the cosmology of the Prime Material went, we more or less left it alone. We didn't see anything wrong with the notion that most of the Prime was simply inaccessible to extraplanar travel, with pockets around solar systems encased in crystal spheres.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Synicism, post: 32973, member: 489"] Interesting that you should mention such a thing. My group recently wrapped up a Planescape game that had been heavily influenced by Spelljammer, thanks to one of the characters, who was a prime from the Spelljammer setting. The first time he got his ship out to the Outer Planes, it caused quite a stir. A couple R/L years and one D&D edition later, we started a new campaign along the same Planescape continuity, but in the future. It was almost like the same campaign, but with a different party. By then, that first spelljammer had evolved into a concept called planeships, magical vessels capable of accessing planar portals on their own. Then again, I think the adventure "Into the Abyss" features a large spelljammer-like ship (called the Ship of Chaos), so it's not hard to integrate conceptually. As far as the cosmology of the Prime Material went, we more or less left it alone. We didn't see anything wrong with the notion that most of the Prime was simply inaccessible to extraplanar travel, with pockets around solar systems encased in crystal spheres. [/QUOTE]

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