Whizbang Dustyboots
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I really love the Plane of Mirrors from the 3E Manual of the Planes. I had been hoping that would make the jump to 4E core, but I'll use it myself, no matter what.
Thanks, I did mean mineral. Just pointing out that they don't really deserve to be different places to me-- the Acid Sea isn't really an elemental place, just an incredibly awful one; similarly, the Plane of Sharp Stones doesn't seem particularly (obviously) positively aligned. They're neat and not obviously evil, so in the Great Wheel they need to go somewhere, but in a world with four poles, they don't fit. In a setup where the inner planes are basically calm around the edges, pandemonium in the middle, and the abyss in the center, they fit quite nicly somewhere in pandemonium -- and so does the Plane of Blood.Stone Dog said:Salt is the remnant of the waters of the world when the actual water has been destroyed. The caustic remnants of Water drifting towards Negative Energy.
Mineral (I'm guessing this is what you mean by crystal) is a rarified Earth, made precious glittering and valuable by ascendance towards Postive Energy.
My plane... it has a flavor.Lackhand said:Besides, what's the difference between Crystal and Salt again?
They have a plane of magic?Nightmare Toilet said:The conceptual plane of Fantasy.
The plane of Faith. Hey they have a plane of magic, so....
That's what I did like about the wheel of planes was what was beyond, places where the so-called gods would not go.