To whoever edited the demiplane article in #353, I had to grin today when I got my copy in the mail and saw that Dungeonland had been snuck onto the list of demiplanes. I actually left that one off of the list I submitted, along with the Demiplane of Flowers, because they struck me as too goofy (and because I know for the latter one since it was from the 2e Castle Greyhawk joke module that Erik probably would turn green, fly into a rage, and break a wall or something doing his best enraged Hulk impression). So color me surprised to see Dungeonland added during the edits.
And thanks for leaving most of the article content intact *glee*
And oh, I figured I'd ask again if it would be alright with you guys if I posted over on Planewalker any material cut from my original draft that didn't make it into the published articles I had in #353? Largely it's some material in the Keeper Ecology that was trimmed (the alternate origins section and a bit about a book detailing a tanar'ri or 'loth attempt to dissect a living Keeper).
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That would have been my tiny contribution to the list, actually. Wes called out to the editorial pit "What are some other demiplanes" and I mentioned Dungeonland. It has just as much right to be on that list as the Isle of the Ape, after all.
Both of which the D&D community will be hearing about more of before this year is out, by the way... including Dungeonland on that list was almost a sneaky preview of... no! SAID TOO MUCH!!!
Both of which the D&D community will be hearing about more of before this year is out, by the way... including Dungeonland on that list was almost a sneaky preview of... no! SAID TOO MUCH!!!
I really liked Dungeonland and The Land Beyond the Magic Mirror (or whatever it was called). If you return to such a realm, I will be most pleased. When I am pleased I stop sending people out to the cornfield.
I was impressed that Cynosure got included on the list. I was happy about that. Thanks much.
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Both of which the D&D community will be hearing about more of before this year is out, by the way... including Dungeonland on that list was almost a sneaky preview of... no! SAID TOO MUCH!!!
woohoo! Oonga will be pleased!
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Hmm, I should finish up that article proposal about demiplane of hugs and puppies...Ooh, and demiplane of oil wrestling! They'll love that!
Hehehe. I actually left a number off of the list I submitted because I wanted to keep strictly to the number I was given, and because of my eternal bane the word limit. Keep under the word limit or include (such 'gems' as) the Demiplane of Inferior Construction Materials? ;)
Had I know you guys would have added more, I'd have actually included Union (and now despite my hatred of the place as written in the ELH, it exists, and sufficiently warped it has potential). I'll admit to having missed a demiplane from the Planar Handbook, and there were others from 'From the Ashes' I could have used but I didn't have a copy of that to reference suffciently, and outside of Draedenden a few others from the Immortals box set didn't seem, at least to me, to necessarily retain relevance to the cosmos of AD&D/3.x.
But of the ones I submitted, I think only the Demiplane of Ectoplasm (originally appeared on wizards.com) was omitted, and I got to add a pair of new demiplanes (the Clockwork Gap and the Mewling).
what about the Demiplane of Electromagnetism from the original MotP? ;)