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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8575701" data-attributes="member: 6704184">But they aren’t like that at all. It’s vastly more like a game set on the East Coast where you can both interact with the politics of the great cities, and search for sunken ship treasures from the 1700’s. Making them separate is a weird choice.&nbsp; &nbsp;There just isn’t much reason to not have a spelljammer ship be able to make port in Sigil, and sail the astral sea, and visit the City of Brass, nor to ignore the potential of the factions running proxy wars on the material and other “habitable by mortals” planes that a spelljammer crew could get mixed up in.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Hell, just working in the Feywild and Shadowfel into the idea of the material plane as a big infinite space sea pretty much requires making spelljammer allow for going to other planes as a fairly normal thing. Just that already puts spelljammer in the planes rather than just the material.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 8575701, member: 6704184"] But they aren’t like that at all. It’s vastly more like a game set on the East Coast where you can both interact with the politics of the great cities, and search for sunken ship treasures from the 1700’s. Making them separate is a weird choice. There just isn’t much reason to not have a spelljammer ship be able to make port in Sigil, and sail the astral sea, and visit the City of Brass, nor to ignore the potential of the factions running proxy wars on the material and other “habitable by mortals” planes that a spelljammer crew could get mixed up in. Hell, just working in the Feywild and Shadowfel into the idea of the material plane as a big infinite space sea pretty much [I]requires[/I] making spelljammer allow for going to other planes as a fairly normal thing. Just that already puts spelljammer in the planes rather than just the material. [/QUOTE]

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