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I apologize if I butchered real life physics, i don't know much about space and how it all works outside of the game. I am just a nerd that likes dnd :(
Its okay
MrRhexx I’m confused, Is it possible to travel outside of the flogiston or is it just really slow?
Lol, don’t worry it’s OK if this cheers you up you’re the best informational/lore DND channel on TH-cam quality over quantity!
@@lebanemcarl68 You can, its just really slow.
@MrRhexx trust me when I say having the excuse to throw physics out of the nautiloid is always a great opportunity. I have friend and player who have a minor in physics and it drives him bonkers with stuff like this but it’s also really funny.
ok so dnd space physics is how they're able to work in Treasure Planet
I want more treasure planet I loved that movie
So, good thing the Treasure Planet blew up in the end?
Players can't use this to derail a campaign with sudden, impossible wealth. On the other Hand, it could be possible to find random pieces of treasure that survived the explosion floating through space.
My absolute favourite movie omg 😰
Pls tell me smb had that campaign.
I actually came here because I'm world building a naval heavy world. Spelljamers are essentially the end game. My first thought, with having the obvious inclusion of a pirate-like faction, was to make a mission based on Treasure Planet. Me and all my players have seen it and love it. So it'd be an awesome bit of nostalgia that we can actually experience. The character based on B.E.N. is a warforged. John Silver is actually going to be Edward Thatch because I added him as a tavern owner and chef as a fun nod to the world influences. And now this long term, rather non important character that they've all loved is now standing in their way.
"Say we want to get to Exandria, or Eberron, or Ravnica-"
Azorius Senate: *Stop, you've violated the law!*
There is one world that is completely isolated that you cannot get to through this means
Athas
the world of Dark Sun
As it serves as a prison for the sorcerer-kings and the Dragon
@@linguisticallyoversight8685 Not through hyperspace, but I read in some Planescape sources that there are portals in Sigil that lead to Athas.
Of course, I doubt the Lady of Pain would ever let the sorcerer-kings and the Dragon into Sigil, so at least there's a reason here.
Please excuse my ignorance but who are the sorcerer kings and especially who is the dragon?
@@masenguerra7835 darksun.fandom.com/wiki/Sorcerer-Kings
darksun.fandom.com/wiki/Borys
Basically, these are the main villains of the setting. Given their Defiler powers, it makes sense that some sort of "powers that be" wants to keep them away from the rest of existence.
@@briancorvello3620 Holly shit that's a cool looking dragon
Awesome, I just found out I can travel to earth in dnd! That’s great.
>Travels into earths crystal sphere and dies because of real physics in our space
sad
😆
This is so cool and funny because my first time dming and just playing dnd I knew nothing about the lore of dnd and by session 6 my players had a flying pirate ship and said “what if we fly this into space” and that’s how my players turned my game into a fantasy sci-fi game with martins and beholders. It’s actually because of that campaign that I found Mr. Rexx via his beholder video and then discovered mind flayers. I’m very grateful to my friends as because of their wacky ideas I discovered my favorite dnd channel on TH-cam.
That sounds like a cool game, and props to you for that amount of flexibility and creative thinking as a new dungeon master! Your players are certainly lucky to have you!
@Brechje Bakker thanks! My friends and I were all softmore theater kids so we knew how to be over the top and pretty much throwing in random stuff we liked. I gave one player the ability to one punch a monster if they put their fist up their butt because their name was sinister mister fister and one punch man had just come out. Another player was a cat girl that was also related to Cthulhu, another made a tarsus from dr who from a the purple and black I untextured cube from video games because his online character sheet glitches and he couldn’t use his item.
In other words it was a wacky fun time of dnd I love to remember.
@@masenguerra7835 that sounds amazing! A theatre background definitely helps with improv and feeling comfortable roleplaying. These characters sound so unique and creative 😄, they must have been so much fun to watch.
When the Neverwinter Nights server was a thing I had a module called Meril's Waywarc Star whicb is a module based on my retired PCs being interplaniar/inter world traveling merchants
Basically could use portals to go to any chapter of Neverwinter Nights,Shadows of Underside or 3rd one(name slipped mind) of you could type in name of module "speaki ng" and a listener would load that module with main feature being you could gear up before traveling into module with all gear in game on racks in "loader module"(Matrix pun)
Those damn martins!
If I was a physics major, I'm sure this would piss me off
good thing I failed physics
Can confirm this is all very frustrating as a physicist
True, I am currently in a two spin up and one spin down situation, also known as frustrated.
Know a heck about physics and instead of frustrating it seems fun to try and imagine a scenario defined by these properties.
Something tells me that it doesn't add up in the end though 😞.
I remember trying to do my own setting for space opera that would contain changes to physics principles to allow things you normally do in space opera (mainly wanted to manipulate gravity)
It got very complicated very quickly and I was never able to finish it, having to acknowledge I just don't know enough about quantum mechanics.
Václav Med I tried to make the Astro plane into this virtual space stored in a extra dimensional Dyson sphere supercomputer, and plane shifting is really just converting mater into information, which then if you were to fly up from the planet, you still get the ‘vacuum’ of space, but if you ‘plane shift’ it becomes the Astro plane.
Oh, I was thinking of 2nd Edition Psionics
If you failed to prime just try again next round
MrRhexx: Worries about air, cold, and other such things in space.
Me: Warforged, no need for any of that nonsense.
Time not an issue ether.
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As someone who loves D&D and the Treasure Planet aesthetic, I've been waiting for Spelljammer stuff for a long time.
YES THANK YOU, Still Here someone else who thought of that movie
It would be awesome if WOTC would make a book like Ravnica and Wildemount but for space, and have actual balanced stats for ships, alien races and some sailing abilities.
It would be also cool to have some Mixed races to make some aliens and cyborgs (Half warforged Half Human and Humanoid Aberrations for example)
You fucking gave me the best idea you son of a bitch i love you
@@OsvaldoChannel1 tbh probably gonna spend way too much time making some of this stuff
"The strength of gravity is the same regardless of size."
"The pull of the giant would be greater the larger he is"
What
TheReal Rick It’s the size of the gravity field not the strength.
Earth: big gravity field, 1G of gravity
Giant: small gravity field 1G of gravity
You need to be at least 25ft in any direction to exert true gravity. The force of gravity is the same regardless of size (as long as you are at least 25ft long at least). The bigger object will exert its gravity upon the smaller object and cancel the smaller object's gravity.
@@MrRhexx wow thank you a lot for replying Ive been fan of your videos for a while now. I think I understand what you mean now though. An object either exerts gravity or it doesn't and 25ft is the point that determines it.
It really has to do with the amount of mass regardless of length or size. A densely packed object, like say Earth, will have more mass than a ball of Styrofoam the same size as Earth and therefore gravity will be stronger on Earth.
Edit: nevermind I just realized dnd has different physics rules and i hate it
@@hannahbechtel1405 nah, that just makes it possible to take advantage of to Surpass Gods
A ship manned entirely by Warforged, Golems, or Undead could serve as an air restocking service.
There should be an entire source book on space. Imma get on that.
I don’t know too much on Spelljammer but I believe this is where most of the info comes from. Hence why a lot of people want that as well as planescape back in 5E
It's called Spell Jamming was a thing in 2nd edition.
As others have posted, there is old school material for spell jamming. The books are expensive these days, with a new copy bringing in a high dollar value. There is also a ton of converted material available for more modern versions.
2e was the heyday for D&D in terms of available content. It is work to convert to modern editions, but there is a ton of potential in a lot of old stuff. Dungeon Magazine released modules regularly, and if you're willing to put in the work, you'll find a great deal available for campaigns.
Mage hand press has a book called dark matter that's a 5e science fiction conversion with new races, and classes and everything in between.
Spell Jamming also could mean
1). Counter Spell to stop opponents spell from working
2) playing music to cast a spell
I love how DnD space doesn't follow normal space physics, but it does have its own physics.
Back in the day, I started reading about Spelljammer. I started to get my friends onboard but Ravenloft was released and well, that was all they wanted to do. Fast Forward 25 years, my current group found a Spelljammer on the behest of their Drow Matron Mother. My next session of next Saturday and my players are all excited to travel to different Realmspace. Thank you for this video!
Watching this after the spells series makes me super happy, because i feel like im coming into this with just enough knowledge to fully enjoy it. Thanks R!
Heck yeah weird lore from old editions!
_"Better roll a nat 20 for that _*_oxygen tank,_*_ bruh."_
*~ Dungeon Master, probably.*
You can use spells to deal with air envelope or gate air in from Elemental plane of air
You can use devices both magical and tech to deal with air and gravity issues (like a horn with a mini portal to plane of air or planks with gravity spell cat on them for smaller ships)
Farmer Frank That’s not going to work outside of the crystal sphere though. Because the planes are located inside the crystal sphere.
@@lebanemcarl68 oddly enough, you totally could use spells to freshen your air in the phlogiston. back in the day you didn't *conjure* a cloud of mist (which would totally not be possible in the phlogiston, conjuration spells don't work there), you "evoked" it. or possibly invoked it. it was always pretty unclear which part of invocation/evocation any given spell counted as, really. alternately, at later levels you could instead transmute yourself some fog, which would also create air.
basically, the schools of magic in D&D don't always make sense. armour is conjuration/summoning, while web and wall of stone are invocation/evocation... weird stuff.
Guys, guys... You're overthinking something that was obviously meant as a joke.
That and the simple fact that in the world of D&D, everyone and their grandma have destroyed the delicate fabrics of time, space and logic with the power of imagination.
About the air; create water + any electricity spell; you got electrolysis of water. That gives you an limitless suply of oxigen and hydrogen (great for explosives or even rocket engines)
I really hope we get a full analysis of the gith in these next couple of videos. I don’t know if they have anything to do with space in dnd but the mind flayers do and where there are mind flayers a gith will come to slaughter.
I used to own the Spelljammer box set. I don't remember any Gith being featured in it. However its open ended enough for any DM to put them in there. Could actually be the start of a campaign.
i wanna say i remember him mentioning something about the Gith basically being space pirates after eradicating the space mindflayers in his videos on mindflayers. that might be something from the astral plane tho
Giths are Elemental mortals while Mind Flayers are from Far Realm attaching to a Humanoid in parasitic symbiosis with Mind Flayer usually winning,small chance original personality remains and the reject is outcast/enslaved
@@darrinstokke3839 The Pirates of Gith are the Speljammer answer to the Githaynki and Githzerial it was in the Monstrous Compendium Spelljammer pack.
@@ShinDangaioh thanks, its been a while since i've looked at that material.
Spelljamer is a crazy setting wish they would bring some of that crazy vibe back, the 19th-century retro cosmology is so cool for a fantasy setting.
Imagine that a rocket pilot accidentally went on a trip out of bounds(literally) and went to the forgotten realms. It be a weird experience. "isekai my boi"
Fatty Tan Just wait for until they find out how gravity works
“What! that’s not what’s supposed to happen!”
@@lebanemcarl68 eh, i wouldn't recommend trying to travel through the phlogiston in a rocket ship. it wouldn't go very well...
Would rockets even work in DnD? Since larger objects aren't pulled to smaller object does it also mean it can't be pushed away by smaller object? What I mean can heavy rocket be pushed away by light gas in space?
My name is John Crichton
An astronaut
A radiation wave hit and I got shot through a wormhole
Now I'm lost in some distant part of the Universe, on a ship
A living ship, full of strange alien life forms
Help me
Oxygen? No prob! Lemme open my bag of holding.
That is until you enter the Phlogiston and it stops working
that wont solve a thing xD
@@captainmorganiv1034 Fixed
DnD is a physics nightmare, I love it
idk how often the one-way option happens over the both-direction "river" flows but if the ratio's high enough...
*what if it's actually veins?*
*_Veins of an eldritch force that not even the gods can control?_*
*Gasp*
Yeet
"Si-jil" Look at this clueless berk that's never been to the cage.
I was really expecting this video to end with "I would personally like to thank my supporters, but we shall talk about that on a future video."
So space travel in Dnd sounds more like traveling to different universes, like multiversal travel. At least when you exist the shell.
I mean that is kind of what you are doing. Since a lot of the settings treat themselves as a separate universe, or even Multiverse. it is just FR that tries to make the other settings into just planets.
@@flameknightdragon so if it's a multiverse travel, does that mean there are npc with the equivalence to your character?
Patrick Dees If there are infinite crystal spheres then yes. There is a 100% chance you exist. Would you find yourself using normal means? No not possible. Technically you could teleport because you are familiar with yourself.
@@lebanemcarl68 deep
I love how detailed this is. I've heard of Spelljammer before but this brings it vividly to life.
Lads we hit the jackpot, he really did it!
I recommend "the complete spacefarers' handbook"
"In wildspace, stranger is better."
I'm SUPREMELY excited to see this be a set of your videos. I thoroughly enjoyed the Nth level spells, but my current main campaign was started as a "stealth Spelljammer" campaign.
"The nature of stars varies from sphere to sphere, however. Within some spheres the stars are small portholes looking out on the phlogiston, in some they are painted lights along the interior, in some they are great cities inhabited by alien creatures..."
-- Jeff Grub -- Concordance of Arcane Space
For my players, I had them captured by slavers and started off with the opening scenes of the old 1e module, "Treasure Hunt". However, the "island" they crashed on is actually a biodome that's attached on the inside of Realmspace's crystal sphere. The players pushed HARD on one of my NPCs until a series of bad rolls got him to break......and he pulled out a star chart to show them where they were and where Toril was.
"WE'RE IN SPACE?????!!!?????" I still remember the excitement at the table that night.
Step 1: Build spelljammer
Step 2: Fill with plants
Step 3: *Penetrate* crystal ball
Step 4: Profit
Spelljammer was one of my favourite settings. Hated the Spelljammer myself, but the world was massive fun to play in. I hope WoTC will move to update it for 5E
point of order: your personal air envelope lasts much longer than you think. an AD&D turn is 10 rounds, and 1 AD&D round is one minute. so... yeah. a bit more than 2 minutes worth ;)
A 5ednd round is 6 seconds
A dnd turn is an minute
@@lorekeeper685 not sure what you're getting at. the material he's looking at for information is from AD&D 2nd edition, which is why the length of turns and rounds from that edition are important.
5e D&D doesn't _have_ 10 round turns, it has turns that last for one part of one round. but when you're converting over information like "how long will your air supply last", it is important to understand that the AD&D 2nd edition value which he is using as his basis is listed in AD&D 2nd edition turns, which are 10 minutes long each. so, for example, 2 to 20 turns of air is in fact 20 to 200 minutes. not 2 minutes.
*Swings sword, waits patiently for a full minute before moving or attacking again*
"What if I want to go to another world?"
*Truck-Kun noises intensify*
The Elwyn Adventuring Corp.
*Giant ship abducts you and brings you to Greyhawk
“Well that wasn’t what I expected”
My last character was a Warforged Druid who actually came from space along some elves who built him to dominate nature from the planets they visited.
He learned where they failed before his creation and teached they how to commune with it instead.
It was a cool character. Completely different mindset and concepts of Gods and Time and Afterlife.
I have been asking for the gith since you ended dragons, pleaseeeee you are so close
MrRhexx ended the dragons!?!?! how powerful is this guy?!?
@@SuperSoulSpark George Lucas Said that if he had an Hammer and sufficient time he would destroy every last copy of the Star wars christmas special and the _exact_ same thing applies to dragons
Are you sure he got all the dragons cause I'm pretty sure I saw a white one on that snowy mountain over yonder
@@damionclarke2869 Im pretty sure, he got all the draongs, even the babies and the eggs
@@damionclarke2869 which realm space are you in? I would very much like to see a dragon!
Actually, funnily enough, as long as you could maintain a source of oxygen, while it would be quite uncomfortable without a pressure suit, you could actually travel through space. The pressure aspect, while somewhat true, generally your body is good enough and keeping your insides inside and your outsides outside. Given half the stuff high level adventures deal with on a daily basis, this is nothing.
As for temperature, due to the lack of substance to thermally conduct with, often enough you overheat rather then freeze to death. Becoming cold requires you to touch something that has less thermal energy then you. Since space very much has nothing, you only lose heat from thermal radiance, and that isn't very effective compared to, say, touching a cold gas. Often, being in direct sunlight overheats you due to all of the ultraviolet rays directly hitting your body and warming you up, as well as ionizing parts of your body.
This.
Yep.
That might be true for spacecraft, but you have to keep in mind that there is moisture on and in your skin that cools you down as it boils, leaving you as a cold mummy.
You can’t be more wrong, regardless of your oxygen content in your body, you can’t withstand the air leaving your body due to the lack of pressure in the vacuum of space (pressure is high to low) with (pV=nRT, P=nRT/V to get pressure or P=F/A). Essentially the air rushes out a incredibly speeds into the vacuum of space, humans cannot stop this without pressure suits because our bodies are too exposed. In space you have magnetospheres from countless planets blocking ionising radiation from killing you, you definitely don’t overheat in space at all, your blood boils but at body temperature. Thermal energy can be transferred in other forms than conductivity. Infrared radiation is the carrier of heat through space hence how heat gets from out sun to our planet, it’s also one way we lose heat in space, you can’t say you get warm in space, it depends on the distance from a heat source, your surface area for conductivity when the radiation hits you and so on, but in space you’ll mostly likely always be cold.
Becoming cold doesn’t require you to touch something, in space where there is very little matter your body loses heat from its centre, it loses heat via air escaping, blood, radiation and so on. It also loses heat via conduction/convection of the tiny particles in space. All this heat loss causes you to cool down to your surroundings so 2.7k. Space doesn’t cool you down, matter simply isn’t energetic in cold areas so it’s reciprocates. Pretty basic stuff.
Astronauts used heated pressure suits btw, not scuba suits 😂 stupid. What you said is basically going into space with a scuba suit 😂 😂.
@@MrDeclareWar It takes approximately 45 minutes for the average human to become space temp, approximately 15 seconds to stay conscious in vacuum, approximately 3 minutes to die in vacuum, and approximately a fraction of a second for the O2 in your lungs to force itself into vacuum.
These videos about spelljammer are better than the new books. Thanks, MrRhexx!
The way you described space in Dungeons & Dragons is the perfect way I would describe worlds in Kingdom Hearts they're separate universes separate solar systems we're just dragged to one place in particular.
When KH explained that "every star you see in the sky is another world" I always just assumed that the seperate solar system thing was always implied. As each "world" has only one star/sun.
@@revolvingworld2676 I always felt like the other worlds in Kingdom Hearts were separate realities entirely.
So Sunless Skies is basically a D&D campaign. Neat.
"Gassy Aether"
*starts giggling like a 12 year old*
It's even funnier for me because a lot of my friends know me as "Aether". XD
“IT’S PETER PAN!!!”
That’s what happens when someone flies without wings.
But I like realistic space but also like to make it so air is drawn to things so, space crafts can have no protection, but you would however want protection because of radiation. But yeah, same air pocket rule.
Per the Teleport spell "The destination you choose must be known to you, and it must be on the same plane of existence as you."
All campaign settings are on the same plane, so just different crystal spheres, so you can teleport from one setting to another as long as you know where you're going.
Likewise, you wouldn't be able to teleport from the Outlands to any Material Plane, since they are on different planes of existence.
@Warlok except, it is canon. The description for Neogi for instances references them building spiderships and traveling from world to world. Elminster and Mordenkainen have both been to Earth several times. Vecna is from Greyhawk, but is now a god in the Realms. People have been traveling between settings since D&D was a thing.
YOU can choose what ever cosmology you want for your table, but the Great Wheel, with the Material Plane at the center is the canon setting, and the ability to travel between them has always been canon.
@Warlok There is indeed such a thing as canon in DND. Canon is what is written in the official books. Canon also includes all the prior settings. Things may have changed, but they are still a part of the world that is still being officially created.
They traveled between world via spelljamming. That is still Canon. Things in the current edition may have changed so that Spelljamming doesn't work anymore, but that doesn't change the past. Unless they release something that retcons this, it's still canon.
"Canon" in fictional stories typically refers to material related to the story that is considered "official", either by the story creator(s) or the audience. The flipside is something being non-canon: this happens when something is created for a series that ends up being not official. Spelljammer is official and there's even a Spelljamming helm to be found in the 5e book/adventure The Dungeon of the Mad Mage.
"Canon" in fictional stories typically refers to material related to the story that is considered "official", either by the story creator(s) or the audience. The flipside is something being non-canon: this happens when something is created for a series that ends up being not official. There's even a Spelljamming helm to be found in 5e book/adventure The Dungeon of the Mad Mage.
Warlok Don’t the githyanki have spell jammers in 5e? Anyway I suppose you could just teleport because it’s on the same plane. Plus the Outlands have portals to different worlds.
"What's your favorite thing about space? Mine is space."
Space is cool.
This reminds me so much of Disney's Treasure Planet, which I ADORE. I would be *ecstatic* to play a D'sTP inspired DnD game with all of the half sci-fi, half fantasy exploring planet outposts in a high tech, old fashioned medieval flying ship. That would make it so amazing.
I can just hear physicists like MIchael and Tyson foaming at the mouth
I love how drastically different the dnd worlds physics is compared to real life, I actually really appreciate it. To me it makes thing even more interesting and gives it a sense of believability, dnd authors have thought of everything!
Drow ships are the neatest. Segments of them are upside down, and the hulls are just cave nettworks inside giant spider designs. I love spelljammer. I also love how the Demi-plane of Dread (Ravenloft) is just a nebulae floating around in space, ensaring people...
Spell Jammer was a setting I thought never really got it's due. It got relegated to a joke status, with many of the elements of it becoming punchlines or memes. But done right, this could be the most awesome setting. Watch the movie Treasure Planet for an idea of how cool this could be.
What makes spelljammer such a potentially great setting is that it canonically does - quite literally has to - contain every other setting.
the forgoten reams are supposed to be conected to our world a long time ago thus the name
How can that be true if the very laws of physics are so diferent?
Our world has weird almost anti-magic laws that no other world or universe has in D&D, we're solely unique in this way.
It explains why no one on earth can cast magic, yet can still travel to and from it.
Portals.
Marvel calls it "infinite worlds" while 2nd addition called it parallel worlds
Every World whether Greyhawk, Athas,Oreth, Toril,Arbil, Urt, Sossoria,etc are just variants o
Different plane of existence entirely, while Toril, Greyhawk, Eberron and even Exandria if you want, are all part of the same material plane.
Darkspoon Crow Earth is located on the same plane. You can literally drive your ship there. But earth physics would kill anything from dnd. Even humans because they have souls.
You would have to do epic magic on the crystal sphere in order to let in the weave.
From my understanding mystra’s influence ends outside of the crystal sphere so you should be able to do epic magic.
Omg that was amazing !!! This is all working out perfect because ive been needing alot of this info for a current campaign. Keep up the amazing work I cant wait for the next video.
I'm picturing some Wizard showing up on Earth, being mildly disappointed, and just leaving after realizing magic doesn't work.
Hey, I'm trying to find that fanmade map of the prime material realm you showed, but I can't find it anywhere. What is the source on it so I can get a closer look?
After searching i found it on this little forum called 4plebs under a /tg/
Google "Selljammer Spastic Gnome" and it'll pop up under images
I'm sorry to spil it a bit. But it is probably not canon, al least not completely because it shows Golarion which is the standart Pathfinder planet but said world definetly operates using regular physics and it is a standart regular universe. After all, the stars on the golarian night sky are as big as Mataras (the star which Golarion orbite around) and they have completely diferent biospheres, etc.
After all, Starfinder is a sci-fi game set in the same universe as Pathfinder and, while Golarion itself have dissapeared. It have existed and the core solar system is the same one as in Pathfinder.
Then again, you could ignore that or just take Golarion out of the map, it really won't give you anything than a diferent world could give you.
Just draw a few bubbles. Connect lines. The representation used in this is no more correct than the one you make. Just label one prime, connect it to ethereal, connect everything to ethereal or each other. 100% accurate every time.
Looking forward to these series !! Created my own spelljamming world once but really could use these indepth informational videos of space in D&D!
virgin storm giant: no don't walk on me nooooo
Chad halfling: You have a gravitational pull. You are floor to me.
I love this! 😍 Can't wait for the rest of this series 👍
ALSO IF YOU PRAY A LESSER GOD THAT HAS NO INFLUENCE OUTSIDE OF THE CRYSTAL SPHERE YOU'RE IN YOU'LL LOSE YOUR PALADIN/PRIEST POWERS!!
on a funny note, the greater god tyr, whose priests can keep their powers in different crystal spheres, will voluntarily turn his priests's power off when they would face someone who was too far away to draw from their lesser god, because he did not want to be the god of unfair fights! I love this piece of lore!
it has very little to do with the god's power, and whether or not they are worshipped in a given sphere (alternately, a similar friendly god or a god that is part of their pantheon can also step in and help, potentially. Tyr lucks out because he's part of the norse pantheon in addition to being a forgotten realms deity, which helps substantially, but does not remotely make him universally worshipped in every sphere).
you also don't lose all powers. you might be unable to recharge them, or you might simply have difficulty recharging them, but if you had a bunch of spells when you arrive, you keep them until you use them regardless.
Really enjoy the lore and in depth looks at creatures and beings. Thanks so much.
This came sooner than i expected. Hype
this has given me an amazing idea for my current campaign
Send your party to earth? Cause I'm thinking of doing that
Nightmare Z Me too but you need to think about the consequences of not having a weave.
Basically everything would die if they tried to enter earth’s crystal sphere.
You would probably need to cast a 12th level spell on the sphere, so the weave could enter it.
Before you ask why, every monster in dnd is made with or uses the weave constantly. Plus pressure, and temperature in space would be normal.
Humanoids are not immune to this as they have magic souls.
Ah ah ah my child, you are forgetting that Abeir doesn't have the weave, Dragonborn are from Abeir, so I think it'll be ok.
This is like saying any creature would die if stepping into an anti-magic field.
Furthermore, wasn't EVERYTHING made with magic of some sort? All of creation, the cosmos, all air and water all dirt/rocks and planets? The fact that Earth simply exists would seem to invalidate your point.
I've always found Spelljammers to be rather fascinating. I'm really glad for this series.
I know little to nothing about d&d, but these videos are very entertaining and I wish I could get invested in the game.
dnd physical laws are even more complicated than the laws of physics in our universe
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESS I LIVE FOR THIS SHIT!! I remember you talking slightly about space in DnD in a previous video and I thought it would be so cool if you make a full video just about that
Hey I see that miniature giant space hamster that you snuck in the thumbnail.
my players have almost built a spelljammer and will embark on the cosmos. thanks rhexx
1) There are color veils to other worlds in the Astral Plane if you specifically look for them
2) portals do exis to other world travel and malfunctioning portals can send users to other world also
3) getting caught up in a really rip or 2 planes crashing into each other can hurl those caught up in it not only between the main planes involved (Far Realm and World, 2 Realms like Abirl and Torii) but to other Worlds (known as Parallel Worlds outside of SpellJammer rules)
4) Just like portals, a Caster could know a teleport circle sigil sequence for a teleport circle in another world with powerful Wizards traveling Parellel Worlds like Eliminster,Prisi(Chemchaux founder),and Halaster regularly in their daily businesses
5) Some Planiar Dromods do travel between Parallel Words besides Plane Hopping with a variant of the planeshift Ritual with parellel Worlds considered another plane in the scheme of things
6) you can use other magic or tech in the flow to get to out of way spheres like Terra(why?) and Athas and speed up travel though there are reasons why some spheres are disconnected (like gods fearing the Life Masters of Athas running amok in the rest of existence..especially when they used their Sun to power their Magic,2x)
Being in a vacuum doesnt increase the temperature of your bodily fluids ("boiling you alive" as you put it), it just lowers the boiling point down to nothing, making them "boil" into gas.
I’m probably gonna alter the specifics for my campaign, but I love the whole spelljammer bit
YES! More of the space DnD videos, please!!!!!!
You have a new fan over here, love your videos.
High altitude issues came up a few sessions ago for my homebrew, so this was interesting. I ended up setting a Con Save DC10 at the 1.5 mile altitude point, 3 miles in a vehicle, mounted or shapeshifted with a check every quarter mile above increasing DC by 1 with a cap at 5 miles after which a means of creating an air pocket would be required. Then set the space barrier at 60 miles, but will discard the crystal bubble/phlogiston structure. Instead I will use a hybrid astral seas and immaterium/void travel ala WH40k set up.
Love dnd lore and its physics cant wait for the next videos
You´re videos are so fun to watch. Well done.
I run a custom 3.5 campaign. But your content is helping me adapt Spelljammer which I plan to introduce after the end of the main quest. Keep it up good sir 👍
This video brought you by someone that never heard of SpellJammer, one of the old forgotten D&D settings.
Great lore video!
I can't wait to use this idea for my campaign
OMG I hope we get Spelljammer for 5th Ed.
The logic here reminds me of that episode of futurama where they put flame stickers on the ship to make it go faster.
About the air; create water + any electricity spell; use electrolysis of water to create an endless suply of O2. However you should get rid of the H2, maybe store it as extra explosions or use it in an rocket engine
I look forward to these videos so much
I love spelljammer glad that you are finally make a video about it
Hey! I needed this one!
This just gave me an idea to create a "Treasure Planet," campaign. (Which you showed two pictures of.)
I also want to learn about Drow, and their abilities in the arcane. Just a suggestion.
I love Rhex's videos, so I guess I would welcome that. Drow are so overdone though, and you just KNOW so many people would nitpick his interpretation. I dont know what it is about Drow that has everyone so obsessed. In my experience 2/3 players are absolute "EXPERTS" on the Drow, and will "lose immersion" or fight over the most obscure piece of lore if not presented perfectly.
I certainly wouldn't blame Rhex if he avoided Drow for these (and many other) reasons
Simple solution. Cast fly and make an air bubble thing. Bring any kind of plant with you. Boom. The plant sucks up the CO2 and creates more oxygen.
Oh yeah, I've been planning a space game and this stuffs gonna help a lot
2:00. Even murderoid doesn't want to eat tinker gnomes.
D&D in space? You mean Spelljammer.
A kingdom of undead mummy lords in space. They don't need air, and they don't need to feed on life energy.
They could just occasionally kidnap someone and turn them into an undead of there choice. After decades they have a free army.
This is so great! I am in love with your videos ^_^
Somehow i don't recall space being so simple as just needing a pocket of air in the Cloakmaster Cycle. I thought it was more like the spells to create an atmosphere took care of pressure and temperature issues on their own. Basically taking all that we do with Engineering and making a magical equivolent.
Your eyes get colder in space. As water evaporates it steals heat from you (like a spray can feels cool in your hand). Yes the water boils but the heat to vaporize the liquid comes from you.
Funnily enough. If Ravnica is reachable from any DnD world, it means that any MtG plane is reachable from DnD world. Which also means that forgotten realms have ways to planeswalk.
"New Phyrexia wants to know your location."
Oh no-
Treasure Planet vibes here. I love it.
Today I learned that Treasure Planet is a D&D movie
11:55 Not quite! Earth is in a separate Material Plane! Our Universe overlaps with The Prime through Mystara though, basically, Mystara exists within a crystal sphere in the phlogiston BUT its crystal sphere also exists in the Milky Way, sort of 'out of phase' with both universes. If you leave Mystara's sphere via a spelljammer, you end up in the Flow of phlogiston, but if you leave it physically via non magical means (such as just floating out) you end up in the Milky Way.
Oh damn, that's funky! :D
I love all these ship designs and creatures - I never knew that space in DnD was so drastically different from our universe. That's awesome!
One question though:
Is this all on the level of the Prime Material Plane? With each world having their own parallel planes, like the elemental planes, the astral planes etc.?
Or are those planes also part of this greater universe, with their own respective shells?
This is all on the Prime Material Plane. Other Material Planes have crystal shells containing worlds, but their similarity to the Prime will vary.
All of the Material Planes, Prime, Demi, Alternate, and otherwise, are separate from the Elemental Planes (Inner), Astral, Ethereal, and Outer Planes. Not every Material Plane has the same access to the Astral or Border Ethereal, e.g. Ravenloft.
@@b.calvinsaul1909 Gotcha, thanks!
So let's say that you Planeshift from Fearûn to the Plane of Water, and from Wildemount to the Plane of Water - you would end up in the exact same Plane of Water both times?
Or does each world have their own personal surrounding planes, which differ from Shell to Shell?
And Most importantly, source, what sourcebook is this from?!
What edition are we in?
@Warlok honestly, at this point we're talking planescape.
anyways, in general you probably won't end up in the same place on an elemental plane, unless you have a spell that lets you choose the specific destination (like the city of brass in the elemental plane of fire), given they're infinite. i suppose you theoretically could, but the impression i always got was that not just your crystal sphere but your planet generally has a chunk of the elemental planes associated with it... i'd have to dig through a lot of stuff to find where it says that, but i can tell you that elementals don't like being in wildspace because it's not as closely related to their home as a planet would be.
Spell Jamming For the Win!
Sounds like this is where flat earthers gets their science from.
2:25
Burning and boiling alive suggests heat, but the water isn't actually getting hotter.
Keep up the good work! 😊
*Erupts into very cold flames*
What the- *Frozen, yet still boiling*
Yes, the water would get colder.
(Some of the water boils, which requires latent heat of vapourisation. That heat comes from the rest of the water, which cools and eventually freezes.)
Of course, that might give you a burning sensation, like when you touch very cold metal.
2:30 They would boil, but not causing burns, they would even boil at negative temperatures, in fact, all of that evaporation would make your body very very cold as it is endothermic.
2:42 Space is very cold, but there's no matter there to exchange temperature with, so you would only lose heat through radiation, it would be an extremely slow process, and if directly exposed to the sun, you would actually heat up from just hanging there in space. Also, even if contact with space would cool your body: 1. There would be almost no fluid left to freeze. 2. it would probably still evaporate at said extremely low temperatures, I know that ice can form in space, but only at some ridiculously low temperatures.
So it was literally the other way around, I love how these topics just refuse to be simple to understand.