| | Ref | Ouvrage | Question | | Reponse |
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| 370. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: Is it possible for an Immortal PC to
become an Old One and then reenter
the multiverse? | | No. Once a character becomes an Old
One, he “wins” and is never again seen
during the course of a D&D Immortals
game campaign. |
| 371. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: Could an Immortal PC shapechange
into a blackball and cross
the Dimensional Vortex? | | No, as blackballs have no corporeal
body. An Immortal could take the form of a vortex creature with a corporeal body,
such as a spectral hound. Anyone crossing
the Dimensional Vortex, however, leaves
the multiverse — never to return. |
| 372. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: What is the Astral Plane? | | The Astral Plane is an infinite pentaspace
connecting the Inner Planes with
the Outer Planes. Like most planes, it has
large areas of empty space with widely
scattered chunks of matter like our “outer
space” has. |
| 373. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: When will the Old Ones return to
the multiverse? | | The Old Ones will never reenter the
multiverse during the course of a D&D
Immortals game campaign. |
| 374. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: What was the Old Ones’ “Great
Experiment | | The creation of the multiverse. |
| 375. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: What is the final fate of an Immortal
character? | | There are three possibilities for any
Immortal: - continue to exist as an Immortal
indefinitely;
- “die” and cease to
exist; or,
- work up through the ranks of
the Immortals twice, reaching Full Hierarch
twice. In the latter case, the Immortal
becomes an Old One, leaves the multiverse,
and is never seen again.
|
| 376. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: What are the sixth and higher
dimensions? | | These dimensions are the domain of the
Old Ones. They are not perceivable by
creatures living in the multiverse and
cannot be described — yet, anyway. |
| 377. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: Where are the Immortals’ home
planes in relation to the D&D game
world? | | All of the Immortals’ home planes are
located across the Astral Plane among all
of the other Outer Planes. |
| 378. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: Where can I find the abilities of an
Immortal’s various forms? Why
aren’t they all listed in one place? | | Basic abilities, by form, can be gleaned
from the Forms section on page 3 of the
Players’ Guide to Immortals and from
sections 2 and 3, on pages 8-21 of the same
book. They have been presented this way
so that a person new to Immortals play
can more easily convert a formerly mortal
character to newly acquired Immortal
status. A shorthand listing of the abilities
such as you have described might become
available if TSR, Inc., ever does an Immortals
DM’s screen, but there are currently
no plans for such a product. Finally, a look
through IM1, The Immortal Storm, by
Frank Mentzer, might help you grasp how
Immortals’ abilities change with their
forms. |
| 379. | DR119 | Dragon #119 | D&D® Immortals Set: Can a new Immortal form be
created anywhere, any time? | | New forms may only be created while
the Immortal is on his home plane, although
they can be stored anywhere. A
new form can be assumed anywhere in
the multiverse, but only when there is a
form already available. |
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