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<blockquote data-quote="Cam Banks" data-source="post: 4537367" data-attributes="member: 3817">Star Pact warlocks are Lovecraftian, anyway, so they'd work better with Krynn's own notion of the Beyond, which is anything outside of its own universe.Krynn's universe consists of the Dome of Creation, the Hidden Vale, and the Abyss, as outer planes. They correspond to the Good, Neutral, and Evil gods, respectively. Everything else is the Gray, a sort of combination of the shadow, astral, and ethereal planes, and how you see/experience the Gray depends on the means by which you enter it. Hundreds of small pocket worlds, demiplanes, planar locations, etc exist within the Gray, so you're pretty much looking at Krynn's 4E cosmology as being:Feywild/Shadowfell: Aspects of the Gray closer to the Mortal RealmAstral Sea: The upper/deeper reaches of the Gray, ending in the Dome of Creation, and also the location of the Hidden ValeElemental Chaos: That aberrant location deep within the Abyss from where the mad god Chaos came forth and from which all things were once createdAbyss: Krynn's evil gods all exist here, as opposed to the Astral Sea, although evil creatures no doubt dwell in demiplanes or border realms that connect the Abyss with the Gray.Seems fairly straightforward. It wouldn't need more than a coat of paint, really, and the understanding that you don't get all of the core D&amp;D gods and planes tossed in there like a kitchen sink salad.Cheers,Cam</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cam Banks, post: 4537367, member: 3817"] Star Pact warlocks are Lovecraftian, anyway, so they'd work better with Krynn's own notion of the Beyond, which is anything outside of its own universe. Krynn's universe consists of the Dome of Creation, the Hidden Vale, and the Abyss, as outer planes. They correspond to the Good, Neutral, and Evil gods, respectively. Everything else is the Gray, a sort of combination of the shadow, astral, and ethereal planes, and how you see/experience the Gray depends on the means by which you enter it. Hundreds of small pocket worlds, demiplanes, planar locations, etc exist within the Gray, so you're pretty much looking at Krynn's 4E cosmology as being: Feywild/Shadowfell: Aspects of the Gray closer to the Mortal Realm Astral Sea: The upper/deeper reaches of the Gray, ending in the Dome of Creation, and also the location of the Hidden Vale Elemental Chaos: That aberrant location deep within the Abyss from where the mad god Chaos came forth and from which all things were once created Abyss: Krynn's evil gods all exist here, as opposed to the Astral Sea, although evil creatures no doubt dwell in demiplanes or border realms that connect the Abyss with the Gray. Seems fairly straightforward. It wouldn't need more than a coat of paint, really, and the understanding that you don't get all of the core D&D gods and planes tossed in there like a kitchen sink salad. Cheers, Cam [/QUOTE]

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