Are there any plans for a planar sourcebook?
--and furthermore, is the moon technically a seperate plane? NB
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goodmangames
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- No plans for a planar sourcebook.
- I wouldn't treat the moon as a separate plane, although that's certainly a good idea. I just thought of it as... weird. Really weird.
BTW, has anyone on this forum read Morningstar? There are some interesting parallels in the way it and DragonMech handle the moon...
- I wouldn't treat the moon as a separate plane, although that's certainly a good idea. I just thought of it as... weird. Really weird.
BTW, has anyone on this forum read Morningstar? There are some interesting parallels in the way it and DragonMech handle the moon...
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The Boot of Nero
That sucks.goodmangames wrote:- No plans for a planar sourcebook.
Why not? The terran and lunar gods are duking it out Godzilla-style on the outer planes; why not have a planar sourcebook???Why would it be weird? The moon is the source of all evil on Highpoint as we speak; why not make it a literal hell, to boot?- I wouldn't treat the moon as a separate plane, although that's certainly a good idea. I just thought of it as... weird. Really weird.
After reading DragonMech, I'll definitely be keeping an eye on further games by this company!BTW, has anyone on this forum read Morningstar? There are some interesting parallels in the way it and DragonMech handle the moon...
--DragonMech is a damn fine game NB
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walrusjester
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The source of all evil? What about the Legion? Or many of the necromechs? Or certain Irontooth clans? The moon is nasty, sure, but plenty of other evils lurk on Highpoint.The Boot of Nero wrote: Why would it be weird? The moon is the source of all evil on Highpoint as we speak; why not make it a literal hell, to boot?
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So what would folks want to see for the planes of DragonMech?
heh, "Who knows what evil lies within the heart of man?" (or other humanoids, for that matter)
planes are pretty standard, i should think, unless you want to get fancy
(consider this: the only terestrial god mentioned is dotrak, the rest are from whatever campaign world you want to steal them from) i would figure you should use the planes manual for the setting that you're using to populate your campaign with gods (Greyhawk is the world that all the gods in the standard game come from, and WotC already ahs a manual of planes for that)
if the gods and planes that are most commonly used in D&D are open source, then information about the planes occupied by the lunar dragons' gods (and locations of any displaced gods, if appropriate) would not be inappropriate
also, if goodman games came out with a guide to faith and gods of Highpoint that detailed a new panthion, a chapter devoted to planar configuration would definently be a good idea
planes are pretty standard, i should think, unless you want to get fancy
(consider this: the only terestrial god mentioned is dotrak, the rest are from whatever campaign world you want to steal them from) i would figure you should use the planes manual for the setting that you're using to populate your campaign with gods (Greyhawk is the world that all the gods in the standard game come from, and WotC already ahs a manual of planes for that)
if the gods and planes that are most commonly used in D&D are open source, then information about the planes occupied by the lunar dragons' gods (and locations of any displaced gods, if appropriate) would not be inappropriate
also, if goodman games came out with a guide to faith and gods of Highpoint that detailed a new panthion, a chapter devoted to planar configuration would definently be a good idea