The Planar Vagabond's Guide to the Multiverse Has Arrived!
TL;DR — I launched a whole-new site, collecting my custom OSR homebrew (and other content) into a single interplanar space.
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Announcing the arrival of the most important interplanar publication since the great Encyclopedia of the University Eternal; a wholly remarkable tome, more popular than the Idiot’s Guide to Running an Astral Business, better selling than Fifty More Things to do in Subjective Gravity, and more controversial than Balyx Balator’s trilogy of metaphysical blockbusters: Where the Gods Went Wrong, Infernus: Fairy-tale or Fiction?, and The Lie of Alignment…
It’s The Planar Vagabond’s Guide to the Multiverse!
This incredible (but exceedingly portable) guide includes everything you might want to know about the various planes of existence, the creatures that inhabit them, and the strange (but potent) magic items that one can encounter while traveling among them.
If you want to know how to get around the astral plane on less than 5 silver pieces a day, this is your guide!
OK… Truth be told, the PVGttM is a new website that I recently launched which serves as a dumping ground for all of my OSR RPG homebrew (including classes, races, creatures, and magic items), as well as a place for documenting the rules that my friends and I use in our Monday night astral RPG[1] and the multiverse we’re building together.
From a technical standpoint, the site uses more-or-less the same engine that this site does, combining a custom markdown-based parser with some EJS templates to render static HTML, served with a smile by the same Pi4 + nginx combination that this site runs on.
There’s already a fair amount of content published there, and I plan to start posting here about some of my favorite things from the site, so stay tuned!
And until next time, Feare Naught!
Now available via a truly libre license thanks to WotC’s shenanigans, but that’s a post for another day. ↩︎