you sir are a genius

Now that is a scam and a half.

@@carissamace A scam is a bad product, this is not one.

.....sir or madam do not take offense when i say, you can fuck right off with that bit of brilliant word play.

Nice. That was nice. Thumbs up.

@MAXYMUS121 Happy like treelettes...

Yes

No no, bob ross is a demigod and his paintings are portals to elysium, bob is also the ruler of elysium and where he is currently.

Happy little dnd lore

Idk why, but my head read SpongeBob, and I was so confused

Also Genasi, a bit

i got an amulet of the planes at level 2......dm rolled 100 for rarity

Exactly why I'm here.

I assume the material plane is earth, And that all the other planes are unparallel realities With Different or Higher Physics from our own.

I'm playing a planar traveling gith but it is a sub race homebrew I made which allows him to exist in the astral and ethereal plane with out suffering it'll be a wizard and ranger multi class starting at level 2 does anyone have anything that could help (I already know horizon walker)

Sounds like The Hunger from The Adventure Zone: Balance.

Was this home brewed by chance?

I've only encountered a tarrasque in Pathfinder, it's immune to acid ;-;

Scp 682

@@maxschmieder232 i was literally just about to say that, it sounds exactly like 682's special government procedures

@@user-yv4bb7mu4e But not to being trapped in a demiplane. Unless the tarrasque is also a powerful wizard, in which case there really is nothing that would stop it.

uh, yeah. because the planes are AWESOME!

Yeah but sometimes, all you want is a plane and simple explanation.

@@teedeegremlin I see what you did there-

Planescape is one of these settings that lots of people find really amazing, but even those old fans have a really hard time explaining how you would actually play them. It's a fantastic world, but in practice not actually that well suited for playing.

There are still people planescaping out there, we just got more disconnected from d&d after 4e came out.

So is that where Stranger Things got the word Mind Flayer?!?!

Planescape's planes were ever-so-slightly different. For one, there used to be 16 elemental planes, rather than 8.

@@Yora21 it's a lot easier if you use Sigil as your footing, and venture out into the other planes from there.

This is just a test of how chaotic your allignment really is.

As a person who mains life clerics I gotta tell you we need those gems too. They’re vital for the more powerful cleric spells and their rarity means passing up an opportunity to snag one is PAINFUL 😣

I understood that reference

@@daviddarko6709 I AM SO GLAD, UNFORTUNATELY IT WAS SLIGHTLY TOO LATE

Arlen Taylor Are you talking about the author’s death?

@@daviddarko6709 NO MR DARKO, I AM AFRAID I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO BREAK THIS TOO YOU

IS IT STILL "SLIGHTLY LATE" FOR THE REFERENCE?

And the Demiplane spell.

Exactly the great wheel design is so cool

Ironically, in Greek mythos, Hades contains Elysium. So the implications there would be the fact that Hades, a place of agony and suffering, contains somewhere that is universal bliss.

You gotta love attention to detail.

And Sovngarde whilst talking about the outer planes

no please stay

Lol

Really, who?

@@Nukestarmaster tiamat

@@eyesoftomorrow6647 Why would the the chaotic evil Dragon god be in lawful evil plane?

She’s imprisoned there from my knowledge

@@light6463 sorrta imprisioned I mean not really she is stuck but she has no bindings or anything from preventing her from doing whatever she wants in that area

Oh wish I played oblivion all I noticed was the sovighngaurd theme

Don't forget the Kokiri Forest theme from The Legend of Zelda

I did too

Same

@@tonydanatop4912 the _what_ theme?

The Abyss might kill you and be done with it, but Hades won't even give you that mercy.

The Shadowfell has also been explicitly referred to as the embodiment of depression (with the Feywild being emotion run amuck). There's a lot of planes in D&D that you should avoid.

@@Nemo12417 You pretty much avoid all planes except for material, some of the nicer outer planes and the wind one due to Dijinns being total bros.

the feywild isn't all nice either lol, fey creatures are creepy and twisted man

Abyss: "Houses every nightmare possible." So a mixture of all physical, emotional and psychological forms of torture one could possibly imagine. Hades: Depression... Yup, Hades sounds MUCH worse. Wouldn't want to go there. All left alone, having to rely on my own self-confidence to survive. Nah, I'd rather get impaled a thousand times and tortured by my worst fears and a two-headed monkey demon, oh boy. That's basically holidays.

I feel “perfect prison” means “chaotic enough that movement is near impossible, but not as chaotic as limbo” from the image, imagine having to wonder if your next step will be down a staircase, into a room, or into a blank void.

@@Toolgirl64209 The entire plane has multiple different levels, all completely different and equally chaotic. Usually, what you saw was a fragment of what's there. The plane, as well as any plane in existence, is warped by its inhabitants, and the only real rule there is that nothing born there can escape. That is literally the only rule. Everything else is completely shaped by its inhabitants, with continent-wide Savannahs where horrid mounds of flesh (See the Odopi) roam, with nothing but their base instincts to hunt and destroy; this, in turn, makes the realm itself nothing but a plane entirely made up of constantly changing places, filled with anything from fire and brimstone to icelands that coud freeze you in mere milliseconds. That's what makes it chaotic, not the plane itself, but the nature of its inhabitants, their sheer power, and their constant drive to cause chaos and destruction.

I guess it's the prisoners and not the prison itself that makes it chaotic.

Guessing the doors lead to all the other planes.

They do, but that’s not all that Sigil is for. You can buy anything, meet anyone. You can pay with any currency. Win back your soul, or gamble it away. It is the grandest market, and the most dangerous. If you can’t find it in Sigil, it doesn’t exist.

@@emilysmith2965 or if you can't find it in sigil, its copirighted and owned by a different publisher, like disney marvel, disney fox, or disney maker studios... and disney

Many as one.

@Jan Sitkowski it's a reference to an entity in the planescape setting. You see, Sigil has an infestation of rats. Not just any rats though, they're telepathic hive mind critters called "Cranium Rats". A few are no different than regular rats, besides maybe throwing a color spray at you and using group tactics. But their combined intellect grows as more rats congregate. Half a dozen or so, and they can use level 2 and 3 spells iirc. And as more of them gather they only get stronger and stronger, using more and more powerful spells. 'Many As One' is the largest of these hive minds, and is made out of innumerable cranium rats. It can use powerful arcane magic (probably level nine) and is capable of forcing its will into the minds of other creatures (and player characters). It's telepathy can probably even overpower a mindflayer's! Many As One is very dangerous, even if each individual rat only has a couple hp.

The Lady of Pain suffers because she has to maintain Sigil in a location void of magic 😋 Sigil has the shape of a torus and the city is located along the inner surface of the ring. It is generally agreed by knowledgeable people that this should be impossible, since the center of the Outlands is void of any and all magic, and yet it apparently is. Theories to explain Sigil's location and existence vary wildly, though one of the more popular is that the Lady of Pain either created it or keeps it intact - or both...

TheSirexpendable I’m pretty sure Sigil is a part of the Outlands, and he mentioned that place. If I’m wrong, kill me.

@@Loot1377 You know what, I never thoguht about that! Your right.

Sigil and the Outlands got largely erased from the new editions of D&D, but both can be easily re-added as demiplanes maintained by the Lady of Pain. Sigil in particular is quite fun if simply drifting through the Astral Plane like a space station.

I like the traditional view of sigil being at the center of the outer planes, like it's a melting pot, or a manifold for the planes. It's the greatest hub of the realms, the nexus. Never mind the fact that it's called the city of doors for a reason! Portals exist everywhere in sigil, can be made of anything that forms a closed loop, even if briefly; and are opened by wildly varying and incredibly specific keys. A key can be anything, literally! It could be a particular tune, a stolen fork, the left ear of a half orc virgin named marie.... anything! And the portals can lead anywhere, in any of the planes. If there's a way into the far realms that hasn't been sealed off by the gods, it'll be in sigil. That's another thing. No one really knows who the lady of pain is, or even what she is, or why she's there. While not specifically said, iirc, the lady of pain may be stronger than the gods, or at least within sigil.... which she can never leave. So when gods do visit sigil - and they do! - they tend to follow her rules and her law. No one really wants to be mazed, either. Sigil itself is alive, a living entity that grows and changes overtime. Its houses and boroughs are parts of its body. To be thrown outside of sigil, over the edges, would land a person in a random location in a random plane. There are a great many fine and luxurious establishments in sigil, some touted as the best of their kind in all the realms. Every kind of being imaginable visits sigil, you're liable to see passing celestial, baatezu and tanarii occupying the same bar and NOT at each others throats. No matter their distaste for others, everyone has to be civil on the streets, and DONT poke the dabus! Otherwise, they risk drawing the attention of the lady of pain, and no one wants to meet her alone in a dark alley. Also if you love planescape, you'd also be interested in numenera, designed by the same author!

Sure you can. You just have to do a better job of executing your plan than Vecna did. Or at least make sure there's not a party of adventurers ready to ruin your plan, and make you "just" become a god and screw up the layout of the planes, instead.

@Jan Sitkowski In my campaign I am the being Ao answers to. My players call me the DM

If you go to the earth plane you can get rich as fuck

You can certainly try

Not with that attitude!

Actually I don’t remember if it was a troll or golem, but it had two heads, one of which disappeared once we knocked it down.

Ravnica is from Magic the Gathering, there was never anything similar to it in D&D. Even during spelljammer years there was a lot of planets without canon locations, planets the DMs could put in any sphere they want to. All these facts leads to the conclusion that there very small to NO chance that places like Ravnica get a canon/official location.

Optimus Primus

XD

*OUR WORLDS ARE IN DANGER-*

edcellwarrior wait there's more?

@@PRGME7 The positive and negative planes aren't talked about because no one goes to them. The negative plane is basically a black hole that sucks all the life and light out of things, killing just about anything and the positive plane is like the core of a star, putting life and light into a person and I would guess destroying them.

John Smith I'm assuming elemental chaos is exactly what it says on the tin?

@@JohnSmith-xm4dk it over activates your cells causing them to self destruct. Its like putting 3000 watts into a 100 watt bulb

They collapsed and smashed into the Inner Planes during the Spellplague, between the 3rd and 4th editions, so the current 5th edition doesn't have them. The same event also effectively brought Shadowfell and Feywild into the setting, as sort of replacements. But the planes weren't that interesting in the first place, certainly not to a mortal.

Don't worry... Now there are three.

@@chloe6334 "three were given to the Elves, immortal, wisest and fairest of all beings"

Hades and his minions disliked this video

But what abouts the Ysgard thoo...

He doesn't explain all those plane completely...

Seriously, why would anyone dislike this? All it is is helpful

Maybe they don't like the video?

i woudn't dislike the video for this but D&D lore is pretty retarded

*casually gives sword * Do what you must with this

They're his Australian viewers. It looks like a thumbs up to them.