Planewalker's Handbook (Valgora Supplement)

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In the forgotten times, after the great war between Heaven and Hell, Vargach altered Valgora and gave dominion over it to the crafty ape he called man. And to each generation was born a creature of light and a creature of darkness. And great armies clashed by night in the ancient war between good and evil. There was magic then, nobility, and unimaginable cruelty. And so it was until the day that a false sun exploded over Sykuin, and man forever traded away wonder for reason.
Argyle Whitebeard, Lore Keeper
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Traversing the spans of the Valgorian Multiverse can be a very rewarding, yet dangerous, path for an adventurer to take. The information provided here is to aid a player in his trans-planar travel.

Planes[edit]

See: Manual of the Planes

There are 12 planes of existence in the Valgorian Multiverse: The Material Plane, The Ethereal Plane, The Shadow Plane, The Astral Plane, The Realm of Law, The Realm of Chaos, the four elemental planes (Earth, Air, Fire, Water), Heaven, and Hell.

Natural Portals[edit]

A few locations throughout Valgora actually hold natural portals to other planes of existence which favor the area the portal is located at. These areas provide planar travel without the need of spells or equipment. However, few know of their existence. As such, most who travel through them do so accidentally.

For a comprehensive table of all natural Valgorian portals, please see here

Character Options[edit]

Below are ways to create or improve/outfit your character in a campaign dealing with planar travel.

Planar Races[edit]

Aasimars
Naturally good planar creatures.
Celestial
Good planar individuals and creatures.
Fiend
Evil planar individuals and creatures.
Tieflings
Planar creatures with infernal heritage.

Planar Classes[edit]

Conduit of the Lower Planes
A walking embodiment of evil.
Horizon Walker
A planar traveler by nature.
[[Planes Walker, Mountains (DnD Class)|Planes Walker, Mountains]]
A warrior who calls forth the Elemental Plane of Fire.

Planar Prestige Classes[edit]

Celestial Beacon
A force of good who infiltrates even Hell.
Hellwalker
A planar traveler through the plane of Hell.
[[Knight of the Order of the Union (DnD Prestige Class)|Knight of the Order of the Union]]
An individual seeking to pull all planes of existence into one Omniplane.
Paragon of Light or Paragon of Darkness
One at peace and attuned to their celestial or abyssal/infernal heritage.
[[Planar Mage (DnD Prestige Class)|Planar Mage]]
An arcane caster who masters planar manipulation.
Triclopean Planeshifter
A paragon racial class of the [[Triclopes (DnD Race)|Triclopes]].

Planar Spells[edit]

Contact Other Plane
A method used to communicate across planes, usually for advice or to plead for assistance.
Planar Ally
Summons an outsider to assist the caster.
Planar Binding
A spell that attempts to trap planar travelers.
Planar Intuition
Grants the caster insight on planar cosmology.
Planar Turning
Allows one to turn or rebuke outsiders as if they were undead.
Plane Shift
The most commonly abused planar travel method.

Planar Equipment[edit]

Amulet of the Planes
Grants wearer the ability to use the plane shift spell.
Codex of Infinite Planes
A powerful and dangerous book on the planes.
Planeshifter Outfit
Protects the wearer from drastic planar changes.
Planewalker Outfit
A lighter version of the Planshifter Outfit.
Staff of Planar Might
Grants immunity to the wielder from planar traits.
Sword of the Planes
A weapon attuned to whichever plane it is on.



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