Medieval battlefields gameplay4/24/2023 If the save succeeds, the target is Hasted for 2d4 rounds, at the end of which they immediately gain 1 level of Fatigue - no save). (DC 30, failure to save means target drops to 0 HP and immediately fails 1 Death Saving Throw. Anything comprised of it is highly toxic, resulting in near-instantaneous death by diabetic shock to anyone foolish enough to eat it. The atmosphere is safe to breathe, but the liquid and solids found everywhere, which look like delicious food, are comprised of Elemental Sugar. These great amorphous predators are the bane of all travelers - mindless, hungry, and relentless, they have no need to sleep and only their overwhelming desire for salt and sugar from living prey drives them. ![]() ![]() One truism that all travelers have agreed upon is that all liquid on the Plane is hostile, and nearly 100% the time is either an Elemental or is hiding one. Ambush is the favored attack method, and these can be quite difficult to plan against. There is no edible food or potable water and most of the local "wildlife" blends in seamlessly with their environments, ostensibly making almost all the creatures natural chameleons. Use your own imagination as to the wonders found within, because they are vast and awe-inspiring.įor denizens of the Prime Material Plane, this is an overwhelmingly hostile place. These areas, called Delights, are not the only known areas, but simply the findings of nearly 4 centuries of inter-planar travel and study.īecause of the Cultural Exchange treaty that has been in force since the Molasses Incursions, I am forbidden to describe any of the details of the Delights, but I am able to name them. The Plane is broken up into around ten distinct "terrains", but there are uncounted areas of "Mess" where everything congeals and intertwines and these places of concentrated energy tend to give rise to the native denizens who stalk the Plane for prey. ![]() If food can think, then what chance do we have if they ever breach our Plane in numbers? The Night of the Living Dessert is something that both draws and repels me in equal measures. It is hard to describe, but the way that the food self-organizes in some seemingly-impenetrable methodology is both breath-taking and overwhelming terrifying to the human psyche. There is great beauty in the transition from Meringue to Hazelnut Crumb when you leave the Float Sea. There are plenty of objects that could pass as native foliage, but this is a distraction, as the entities are entirely unlike any parallels from the Prime Material Plane. The landscape, if it can be called that, is a phantasmagoria of extreme heights and depressions, caverns, towering mesas, floating islands, and running liquid in nearly every form - from chocolate, to marshmallow, to hot caramel and if you haven't seen the Hot Strawberry Falls in West Eclair, you haven't lived. This phenomenon is said to be the Dominus Mensa (literally, "Lord Dessert") chewing Pop Rocks but this can neither be confirmed or denied. ![]() There does not appear to be any sun or moon, but the Plane is lit overhead in a black "sky" by a constant barrage of tiny flashes that provide a steady, if flickering illumination. The Plane itself is made, quite simply, of confection, mostly sugar and chocolate. It is unlike any other Plane of existence, and is overwhelmingly hostile to non-natives, being filled with creatures and locations that are unlike anything ever experienced on the Prime Material Plane. It has been said that there is a Plane for every possible reality, and the Demi Plane of Confection certainly fits the bill.
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