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<blockquote data-quote="Tharen the Damned" data-source="post: 3806723" data-attributes="member: 17091">You can see the great wheel as an idea of how the planes are supposed to be connected and the world is ordered.The nedless homebrew cosmologies and the new 4th ed. cosmology is another idea of how the planes are ordered.That is all Fluff and can be changed or modified. Maybe the paladin Wingsandword mentioned does not believe in the &quot;new&quot; idea of the multiverse but in an ordered and structured multiverse. Who can say he is wrong?But, and that is what interests me, has the new setting implications that effect how D&amp;D is played?Apart from the recent sex tourism of the demons and devils on the material plane and the rising Tiefling population? (by the way, are Tieflings always Human -Devil/Demon Offspring? What about Halflings, Dwarves or Elves?)How will the PCs do their plane hopping? How will Incorporeal Undead work? That is the more interesing question.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tharen the Damned, post: 3806723, member: 17091"] You can see the great wheel as an idea of how the planes are supposed to be connected and the world is ordered. The nedless homebrew cosmologies and the new 4th ed. cosmology is another idea of how the planes are ordered. That is all Fluff and can be changed or modified. Maybe the paladin Wingsandword mentioned does not believe in the "new" idea of the multiverse but in an ordered and structured multiverse. Who can say he is wrong? But, and that is what interests me, has the new setting implications that effect how D&D is played? Apart from the recent sex tourism of the demons and devils on the material plane and the rising Tiefling population? (by the way, are Tieflings always Human -Devil/Demon Offspring? What about Halflings, Dwarves or Elves?) How will the PCs do their plane hopping? How will Incorporeal Undead work? That is the more interesing question. [/QUOTE]

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