Yggdrasil rpg for fantasy grounds add ons

These poles are meant to be generic, able to contain all mythological, literary and homebrewed afterlives. A rough, preliminary model is presented below:

This is commonly modeled as the 'great wheel' of the outer planes, but it isn't really a wheel so much as the connections between the nine basic alignments. There isn't a define number of outer planes or layers in this scheme, but the overall concepts of planes for each alignment and tendency remains. As with the inner planes, I think it would be best served by making the nine alignments into poles which the outer planes would exist between. (OGC from 3pp Portals & Planes and Classic Play: The Book of the Planes.)ДЄnother personal favorite (as I'm sure many others can empathize with) were the outer planes. (OGC from 3pp sourcebooks Classic Play: The Book of the Planes, Slayer's Guide to Elementals, Tome of Horrors Complete, and Tome of Horrors 4.)ДЄ personal favorite of mine are the various new transition and nexus planes (in addition to the Ethereal and Astral) like the River of Worlds, the Vortex, the Wormholes, the Grand Orrery of All Reflected Heavens, the Wandering Inn of the Glorious Toad, and Dunmorgause Castle.

There are new inner planes/poles of Dreams (a counterpart to the Shadow Plane), Gravity, Psionics (possibly the same as the plane of Dreams or a related demiplane of ectoplasm or something), and Time. It's similar in concept to the Elemental Chaos from 4e, but without having the Abyss and Limbo and other extraneous stuff, and also includes various demi-, para- and quasi-elemental concepts like Acid, Lightning and Obsidian and associated elemental creatures (although there isn't a defined number or formula for these, it's GM fodder).

I entertained the idea to reorient the elemental and energy planes as poles, between which existed the far more survivable (and adventurous) Elemental Plane singular. Something I've been wanting to do for a while was to create an OGC 'great polyhedron' cosmology inspired by AD&D and 4e, with some influence from Beyond Countless Doorways and, to better foster planar adventures.

Yggdrasil rpg for fantasy grounds add ons