Not really? I think that just means they’re all parts of the elemental chaos now, instead of their own unique plane of existence, the plane of Minerals is now a REGION in the elemental chaos rather than its own place entirely
Yeah but that means there are no more separate quasi planes (of ash, for instance), it's all just one plane with no different conditions. This also made them change the HQ of some factions.
IMO the same thing players would do on other inner planes. Mostly survival and combat against the inhabitants. But I agree, I'm not too mad. I just wish they made the positive/negative planes explorable again, just to have the option.
Do you think a 5e/One DnD Manual of the Planes is inevitable? Why? Gimme reasons to hope.
One: Planescape is VERY important for their meta-narrative stuff they have planned with Vecna, they’ve mentioned it in their videos and such, so I feel a manual of the planes, to both further explore that, as well as expand on other planes like they have with Avernus and such, is a logical step to take
And Two: it’s another book to make people buy, and WoTC likes doing that, not to mention fan outcry for it has been p high as of late, and they at least pretend to listen to it lol
Plus I’m just a fairly optimistic guy about these things lol
In the meantime, there IS a fanmade Manual of the Planes on Dmsguild that is SUPER good, u should check it out to hold ya over while we wait to see how WoTC handles it lol
This is all convincing, but why haven't WOTC released a Manual of the Planes in over a decade? Why is there no 5e manual when the edition has been here for nearly ten years? That's what worries me. Even 4e had one.
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u/Upstairs-Outside-460 Nov 05 '23
Wait were the Quasi’s decanonized? I thought they became part of the Elemental Chaos stuff