The Plane of Air | D&D setting guide

[@silverturtle1105]

The ideas at the end on how to handle the mental understanding of the plane and "compass" idea is brilliant in its simplicity and I will immediately be stealing that. 😁 Excellent video as always and im looking forward to the rest!

[@henriquelima916]

U deserve to become absolute reference for GMs man, keep it up 🙌🏼

[@TalesArcane]

Mate that's very kind of you to say! Really appreciate the support!

[@underseaturnip2665]

Really loving these video styles!!! Really enjoyable to watch

[@TalesArcane]

@@underseaturnip2665 Really pleased to hear that! I'll keep making them.

[@SymbioteMullet]

I really love the extra directions of inward, outward and so on! That makes planar travel work so much better! If you are able, take a look at the 3.5 edition book "The Manual of the Planes", sure it's a different edition, but the amount of nitty gritty detail it goes into about the planes might be of interest to you. I'm pretty sure the question of "is there a down?" In the plane of air is answered in that one, and iirc it's a janky but fun answer.

[@deepseastonecore3017]

A star walks into a black hole but doesn't seen phased. The black hole then turns to the star and says, "I don't think you understand the gravity of this situation."

[@dario5178]

Looking forward to when you cover the hells. Digging the lore videos

[@TalesArcane]

Same! The Hells and The Abyss have so much interesting lore, especially if you're going back pre-5e.

[@grantos1313jpg]

As a lore nerd, to get a series like this in addition to the already enjoyable content of the channel, makes me excited . Looking forward to the rest of the series and similar style videos in the future. Well done.

[@TalesArcane]

Glad you're enjoying the lore videos! I'm going to keep them going, at least one each month along with the regular vids.

[@timm.8327]

Missed opportunity to call it Aquard

[@cadenceclearwater4340]

This is the dog's 😊

[@Teraclon]

Great video! Loving the format! Looking forward to you maybe making a longer series of this, like Barovia and the Nine hells? Would be great to hear your thoughts on the different planes :D

[@TalesArcane]

@@Teraclon Absolutely! Once I'm through with the elemental planes, I think I'll do more like this: Ravenloft, The Nine Hells, and so on.

[@Teraclon]

@@TalesArcane YES! Looking forward to the deepdives! Lore = happiness!

[@thedragonknight3600]

I look forward to this series. Mr. Rhexx is perfect for deeper lore. But you’re perfect for dm tips.

[@Doauwed]

Under Hour? I like your podcast style videos and think you should continue.

[@TalesArcane]

More to come! 💪

[@kidxeku6315]

Checking everyday until the next part of this series 🙏

[@sippysoups]

I'm running a game where each player is tied to a different elemental plane and has to travel there to connect it to the material plane. the only issue is that I know nothing about the lore of the elemental planes and their culture. this video could not have come at a better time for me. really looking forward to the others!!!

[@YellowTissueBox]

Great idea for a series! I love this! I'll watch every single one you make!

[@TalesArcane]

@@YellowTissueBox That's really appreciated mate! I'll keep them coming.

[@spacerx]

That map from the beginning; what book is that from?

[@TalesArcane]

The one of the four planes, around the material plane? That's just taken from the Dungeon Master's Guide. You'll find it on page 57.

[@thedragonknight3600]

According to Mr. Rhexx’s research, up and down are relative in the plane of air. Gravity is based on your perception.

[@TalesArcane]

@@thedragonknight3600 I've seen a few people say that, yeah! Never been able to find a definite source for it, but I like the idea of your own perceptions being the defining factor.

[@SymbioteMullet]

​@@TalesArcane3.5 edition book "Manuel of the Planes", give it a look. Mr Rhexx is flippin' awful for citing his references!