D&D 5E Take A Peek At Fortune's Wheel Table of Contents

Now that Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse is imminent, the tables of contents are visible on D&D Beyond. We've already seen the table of contents of the setting books and the bestiary, and now here's the included adventure, Turn of Fortune's Wheel!

 

[MonsterEnvy]

You go to some gods divine realms.

 

[Reynard]

You go to some gods divine realms.

Which ones? How extensively?

 

[MonsterEnvy]

Which ones? How extensively?

Spoiler: Adventure Spoilers

The Mausoleum of Chronepsis is briefly visited to drop a Time Dragon off by, though the party is recommended to not properly enter the complex as Dragons are territorial.
Semuanya’s Bog can be properly visited if you help some lizardfolk petitioners, they will invite the party in and Semuanya can be met himself.

The final areas involves a short planer jaunt at Fotune's Wheel as the exclusive area of Shemeska's Casino goes through 5 different planes. The Hub is in the Astral, one of the games is hosted in the ethereal, another in the Elemental Chaos, and one in a dead material plane world, Shemeska's quarters are in the Abyss.

The final area of the game is going to the Beholder god Gzemind's Realm.

 

[dave2008]

Spoiler: Adventure Spoilers

The Mausoleum of Chronepsis is briefly visited to drop a Time Dragon off by, though the party is recommended to not properly enter the complex as Dragons are territorial.
Semuanya’s Bog can be properly visited if you help some lizardfolk petitioners, they will invite the party in and Semuanya can be met himself.

The final areas involves a short planer jaunt at Fotune's Wheel as the exclusive area of Shemeska's Casino goes through 5 different planes. The Hub is in the Astral, one of the games is hosted in the ethereal, another in the Elemental Chaos, and one in a dead material plane world, Shemeska's quarters are in the Abyss.

The final area of the game is going to the Beholder god Gzemind's Realm.

I believe at least some of those divine realms are actually in the Outlands correct?

 

[dave2008]

So just to be clear: this Planescape adventure takes place only in Sigil and the Outlands?

If that is true my interest just plummeted.

Well the setting book is focused on Sigil & the Outlands, so I would expect the adventure to mostly take place there. It would be odd if it spent a lot of time in areas the companion setting book didn't cover IMO.

 

[Demetrios1453]

I believe at least some of those divine realms are actually in the Outlands correct?

Yes, Chronepsis, Gezmid, and Semuanya are all gods based in the Outlands.

 

[MonsterEnvy]

I believe at least some of those divine realms are actually in the Outlands correct?

Correct.

 

[Reynard]

Well the setting book is focused on Sigil & the Outlands, so I would expect the adventure to mostly take place there. It would be odd if it spent a lot of time in areas the companion setting book didn't cover IMO.

"Planescape" implied more extensive planar travel to me. Which is admittedly a me problem. But if it could just as easily be a singular (if weird) world I guess I don't care as much.

 

[dave2008]

"Planescape" implied more extensive planar travel to me. Which is admittedly a me problem. But if it could just as easily be a singular (if weird) world I guess I don't care as much.

I don't have any historical baggage with the setting, so when it was described as Sigil and the Outlands I believed them. I will also say that when I did a little wiki/google research when they announced the setting, almost all of the information I found about Planescape was about:

1. Sigil (vast majority of the info): city, factions, history, etc.
2. The Lady of Pain
3. Outlands

I really don't remember much info about the planes other than Sigil connected to them all. And maybe the blood war and the modron march have planescape origins?

 

[Reynard]

I don't have any historical baggage with the setting, so when it was described as Sigil and the Outlands I believed them. I will also say that when I did a little wiki/google research when they announced the setting, almost all of the information I found about Planescape was about:

1. Sigil (vast majority of the info): city, factions, history, etc.
2. The Lady of Pain
3. Outlands

I really don't remember much info about the planes other than Sigil connected to them all. And maybe the blood war and the modron march have planescape origins?

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I don't have any history with the setting either, and am frankly more interested in mashing it up with Spelljammer to create planar Pirates of the Caribbean. But if these book doesn't actually talk about the planes, it isn't much use in that endeavor. I'm as well off grabbing the Astral Sea stuff from 4E.