Manual Of The Forgotten Realms Planes [Archive] - Wizards Community

Manual Of The Forgotten Realms Planes [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Alisttair
10-01-03, 12:27 PM This is something I feel myself and many others would like to have. A manual dedicated to the FR planes. This would be a great reference for afterlife and plane traveling in the realms, with the fugue plane and all the other ones detailing which gods have homes there and pretty much like the regular Manual of the Planes, except detailed moreso for the FR stuff (denizens, what afterlife is like/deity, maps, examples and what not).

All those who would like this give your opinions on the matter and what you would like to see in such a sourcebook.
Kuje31
10-01-03, 12:45 PM Originally posted by Alisttair
This is something I feel myself and many others would like to have. A manual dedicated to the FR planes. This would be a great reference for afterlife and plane traveling in the realms, with the fugue plane and all the other ones detailing which gods have homes there and pretty much like the regular Manual of the Planes, except detailed moreso for the FR stuff (denizens, what afterlife is like/deity, maps, examples and what not).

All those who would like this give your opinions on the matter and what you would like to see in such a sourcebook.

The Player's Guide to FR, that comes out in March, is supposed to expand on the new planes.
Alisttair
10-01-03, 12:48 PM Hopefully it will not be lacking in much needed detail then :P
Alac Luin
10-01-03, 12:50 PM This will be covered in more detail in the upcoming FR Player’s Guide.
It may not be all that you want, but it will be better then what we have now.
Rich Baker did mention they used a lot more space in that book on the FR cosmology then they expected.
Until that book comes out, it’s hard to say what is (will/will not be) lacking

EDIT While I was busy typeing this out, Kuje beat me to the punch, so nevermind
Alisttair
10-01-03, 12:52 PM In any case I cant wait to get that book.
Kuje31
10-01-03, 02:14 PM Originally posted by Alac Luin
This will be covered in more detail in the upcoming FR Player’s Guide.
It may not be all that you want, but it will be better then what we have now.
Rich Baker did mention they used a lot more space in that book on the FR cosmology then they expected.
Until that book comes out, it’s hard to say what is (will/will not be) lacking

EDIT While I was busy typeing this out, Kuje beat me to the punch, so nevermind

:angel:
Gez
10-02-03, 03:56 AM Note that you already have infos on FR planes in the MotP FAQ. Download it, and read for yourself.
Alisttair
10-02-03, 11:56 AM URL please :P
Alac Luin
10-02-03, 12:14 PM http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/ManualPlanesFAQ10152002.zip

It does give some correspondences, you'll still need the manual of the planes to get full use of it.

Actually I wasn’t happy with the FR ideas that were in this faq. It's kinda like a band aid for a gaping wound.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Alisttair 10-01-03, 12:27 PM	This is something I feel myself and many others would like to have. A manual dedicated to the FR planes. This would be a great reference for afterlife and plane traveling in the realms, with the fugue plane and all the other ones detailing which gods have homes there and pretty much like the regular Manual of the Planes, except detailed moreso for the FR stuff (denizens, what afterlife is like/deity, maps, examples and what not). All those who would like this give your opinions on the matter and what you would like to see in such a sourcebook.
Kuje31 10-01-03, 12:45 PM	Originally posted by Alisttair This is something I feel myself and many others would like to have. A manual dedicated to the FR planes. This would be a great reference for afterlife and plane traveling in the realms, with the fugue plane and all the other ones detailing which gods have homes there and pretty much like the regular Manual of the Planes, except detailed moreso for the FR stuff (denizens, what afterlife is like/deity, maps, examples and what not). All those who would like this give your opinions on the matter and what you would like to see in such a sourcebook. The Player's Guide to FR, that comes out in March, is supposed to expand on the new planes.
Alisttair 10-01-03, 12:48 PM	Hopefully it will not be lacking in much needed detail then :P
Alac Luin 10-01-03, 12:50 PM	This will be covered in more detail in the upcoming FR Player’s Guide. It may not be all that you want, but it will be better then what we have now. Rich Baker did mention they used a lot more space in that book on the FR cosmology then they expected. Until that book comes out, it’s hard to say what is (will/will not be) lacking EDIT While I was busy typeing this out, Kuje beat me to the punch, so nevermind
Alisttair 10-01-03, 12:52 PM	In any case I cant wait to get that book.
Kuje31 10-01-03, 02:14 PM	Originally posted by Alac Luin This will be covered in more detail in the upcoming FR Player’s Guide. It may not be all that you want, but it will be better then what we have now. Rich Baker did mention they used a lot more space in that book on the FR cosmology then they expected. Until that book comes out, it’s hard to say what is (will/will not be) lacking EDIT While I was busy typeing this out, Kuje beat me to the punch, so nevermind :angel:
Gez 10-02-03, 03:56 AM	Note that you already have infos on FR planes in the MotP FAQ. Download it, and read for yourself.
Alisttair 10-02-03, 11:56 AM	URL please :P
Alac Luin 10-02-03, 12:14 PM	http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/ManualPlanesFAQ10152002.zip It does give some correspondences, you'll still need the manual of the planes to get full use of it. Actually I wasn’t happy with the FR ideas that were in this faq. It's kinda like a band aid for a gaping wound.