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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Southern Oracle" data-source="post: 1360296" data-attributes="member: 1249">There are two other sources that can provide a little insight into the Plane of Mirrors; both are 2nd edition supplements.  The first is Tales from the Infinite Staircase and the second is Ravenloft's Carnival. Tales from the Infinite Staircase has an adventure called "Reflections" set in the rilmani city Sum-of-All at the base of the Spire in the Concordant Domain of the Outlands.  The city was originally built by a race called the kamerel who retreated into the Plane of Mirrors to escape the incursion of other races.  The only thing remaining from the kamerel empire is the Mirrored Library in Sum-of-All, which contains a reflection of every book ever written in the multiverse. Carnival has background information on the carnie barker Tindal and the fact he's actually a native of the Plane of Mirrors...his Prime Material counterpart was an evil wizard dabbling in mirror magic, who managed to cause the two to switch planes of existence.  Tindal is billed as "The Amazing Soul-less Man" and shows how he has no reflection in mirrors as part of his schtick.  His counterpart, Tindafulus, hasn't found a way to escape the Plane of Mirrors, but he has learned how to use mirrors to peer into the Prime Material world...he now survives as an information broker. Last but not least, I'd recommend checking out The Book of Eldritch Might (or the 3.5 version The Complete Book of Eldritch Might) by Malhavoc.  It contains the mirror master prestige class and a selection of mirror spells if you want to more fully develop the denizens of the Plane of Mirrors.</blockquote>

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