Post/Author/DateTime	Post
stargate525 08-18-07, 04:13 PM	How many core spells, abilities, feats, etc. etc. rely on there being a shadow plane? I'm trying to retool the concept in my campaign setting, and want to make sure everything it currently does is accounted for, either by another plane or keeping it with the Shadow Plane. Thanks in advance.
Qwicksilver 08-18-07, 05:25 PM	Check out the srd http://www.systemreferencedocuments.org/35/sovelior_sage/tools.html In terms of Core stuff, only shadow spells really require a plane of shadow, that I can remember. There are numerous other sources that expand upon the idea what can be done with the plane of shadow, however.
420 08-18-07, 05:58 PM	Manual of the Planes (pg. 32) Plane of Shadow Spells Dimensional anchor Greater shadow conjuration Greater shadow evocation Shades Shadow conjuration Shadow evocation Shadow walk Summon monster spells (I-IX) Zone of respite I assume the summon monster spells mean creatures from the Plane of Shadow. -420
stargate525 08-18-07, 07:03 PM	Manual of the Planes (pg. 32) I assume the summon monster spells mean creatures from the Plane of Shadow. -420 Thank you, that's exactly what I needed!
malykoth 08-19-07, 05:58 PM	In our games, we took all the spells that relied on the plane of Shadows and switched it to the plane of Dreams. Mechanically, there is no change, but the effects are more fey-like in feel and fluff, with the images and figments drawn from the depths of all dreaming minds. We use the [shadow] modifier on spells like darkness, deeper darkness, shadow walk (in addition to dream walk)...such spells generally have to affect illumination, though a few deal with more general stealth or movement.
Orchomenos 08-23-07, 01:40 PM	There's also the Shadowdancer PrC.