Comment from discussion 2 questions:
How are the other planes set up to the Prime Material plane? A Wheel like in Planescape? Cubes? Trees? Modrons 4 days? Turtles all the way down?
On a scale of Zero-G to Black Hole, how much moral gravity did you have in mind when you were developing Tal’Dorei, as in do you expect play in Tal’Dorei to closely mirror the show’s more light-hearted tones?1) A spiral of cotton candy.
2) Tal’Dorei, yes. Its the youngest of the nations of Exandria, and the populace is enjoying relative freedom under a just regime. Definitely a more light-hearted place at times then perhaps some places in Wildemount. Morality in Tal’Dorei largely falls into the “its ok if you’re an asshole, just don’t have it ruin anyone else’s day” motif.[Spoilers E106] Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting AMA.
How are the other planes set up to the Prime Material plane? A Wheel like in Planescape? Cubes? Trees? Modrons 4 days? Turtles all the way down?
On a scale of Zero-G to Black Hole, how much moral gravity did you have in mind when you were developing Tal’Dorei, as in do you expect play in Tal’Dorei to closely mirror the show’s more light-hearted tones?1) A spiral of cotton candy.
2) Tal’Dorei, yes. Its the youngest of the nations of Exandria, and the populace is enjoying relative freedom under a just regime. Definitely a more light-hearted place at times then perhaps some places in Wildemount. Morality in Tal’Dorei largely falls into the “its ok if you’re an asshole, just don’t have it ruin anyone else’s day” motif.[Spoilers E106] Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting AMA.
