The TRUTH about Planar Travel - D&D 

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Finally. More forbidden knowledge to make my brain hurt.

"A monk who truly realises there is no spoon", I love it.

“In the Plane of Earth, gravity is subjective” AKA “Mom says it’s my turn to use the gravity”

When you expect to fly to other planes because they're called planes, but you actually ride a boat.

Excellent! The Planes have always fascinated me. Look forward to the rest of the series.

I can't escape Scribble's! It hunts me down no matter what channel I go to!

"A thousand years would feel like a day" Hyperbolic Time Chamber anyone?

I've been obsessing about this stuff for a long time. In the end, people always underestimate how BIG 'infinite' is.

My homebrew world has an interesting crystal sphere, where from the inside it's actually a giant crystal sheet or disk floating at the edges of various solar systems as it drifts across the myriad worlds of the setting. So while in the setting their are magical FTL drives, true Spelljammer's are very rare

Ur the only guy who's sponsorings i watch coz they are all D&D related and so far, i'm yet to be dissapointed, but it's getting a bit expansive yo get everithing...

You know that you used Brazil to represent the plane of fire, right? 12:58

6:17 there's an ethereal monster called a meme? why have i not heard of this before?! lol

So a campaign I've been thinking about making is one where the planes are being thrown out of balance, and the party is sent by AO to help get the planes back in balance and find out who's causing the inbalance. To help with the plane travel, I'm going to give them a modified dimension cube.

Another one? Awesome. I just wanted to tell you that I have been watching your channel for a while now and I really like the content you make. Keep up the good work!

I absolutely love the concept of endless elemental planes that also are in contact with eachother. To me that sounds like they are indeed infinite in some way, but only if you don't know the way. A journey without knowing the way (including the way being just a straight line) could take centuries before reaching the target, while someone who knows the way could reach it in mere days, depending on difficulty of terrain. That would make being randomly dumped on any plane a death sentence in most cases, tho.

You’ve been hit by You’ve been struck by. An outer plane

Rhexx finally getting some recognition in the DnD community on RU-vid. Been here since the shadow of colosus era. Warns my heart to see My favourite RU-vidr rise up from nothing to +700k subs.

"And dead gods that were throw here when they perished" So like how Sonic perishes people by sending them to Minecraft

I'd love to run a campaign through all the outer realms but finding decent maps for all of them is damn near impossible.

Honestly I respect the explanation of stibbles a whole lot, its obvious dispite the sponsor that rhexx really cares and is interested about the sponsor, going out of his way to explain things you care about is the best way to do a sponsor IMO so well done :)

"Hells and heavens" Me: THEY ARE MOREEE

YESSS! I needed this. Bless you.

Bruh, you're the only guy where I'm actually down to listen to your ad reads

Your info is amazing and unexplored by many others who cover d&d topics. As a DM, the subtle nuances of why things work the way they do in the lore gives me life. This unique way you present your info also really gets my gears turning for my settings and the interactions that occur within it. 👏🙏

YES. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY ONE OF MY FAVORITE TOPICS! I can't wait to see more.

Sweet this is great!!! Thanks for doing this MrRhexx

I’m so glad Jordan’s project is getting some good recognition by large dnd youtubers like yourself. it’s awesome to see since he loves this community so much

Yes! My favorite part of DnD. Please go into detail on this series man. I know you always do. I'm just excited 😆

24:15 Right here this ‘ere basher outed himself for a prime when ‘e mentioned the birdcage.

Rhexx: Ironically the plane of earth is the least inhabitable inner plane Plane of fire: Am I a joke to you?

Oh my, planar travel, my favorite

Pfft.. child’s play, you don’t even know how rare and scattered lore on the Draedens is No, but seriously, thanks for always being so comprehensive

FINALLY LORE FOR THE FEYWILD

I ran a 1 on 1 with my wife's wizard the night that you posted this video. I had her meet Elminster, who then took her to each plane, thus expanding her perspective. Your video would have been a great resource just a day sooner, but I'm tickled that you made it right when I planned that excursion!

Every plane? Mechanus time baybee! (Also will the far realm be covered?)

You know I’m too far in when I understood everything that was mentioned here... and I’m not sorry😂

Great video! I have a wizard from my old dm's campaign to act as an ascended being that travels the multiverse. He's on the Endless Journey - a selfimposed mission to record everything in the multiverse with his spellbook/journal - the Book of All.

I love the cosmology of D&D. Thanks for the video.

27:55 i just imagine a space horse and a mind flayer riding it going "WEEEEEEE!"

And now to make someone who grew up as a planewalker. There could be a lot of fun sidequests or oneshots with that

I love the concept of living in an elemental plain so much! I think I can make a whole story about either realms or the inbetweens.

Ah yes, the plane of air. I like a good ol quote from hitch hikers guide to the galaxy for the concept of movement here "There is an art, or rather knack to flying. The knack lies in learning to throw yourself at the ground and miss" ~~ Arthur Dent

I'm really looking forward to these. I've been planning to bring my party into the planes for a while now. This'll come in handy when I do.

I cannot fcking thank how your pronunciation is amazing. For all of us non native speakers. I can fking understand almost everything you say and I find it simply great. Your job is amazing. Take me to the ethereal with you, Guardian of the Truth

Damn, monks seem kinda op in air and earth land. In air plane, they can literally be Zaheer and just float around. In the earth plane, they have the best chance of defining gravity

The codex was created by a RU-vidr named rune smith he’s also working on an inn codex

The enthusiasm you have for this sponsorship is totally different than what you had for Raid.

Super excited for this series, and as much as I enjoyed this one hearing another person mispronouncing Sigil's name makes my soul cry. For reference in D&D the city of Sigil is pronounced as Sig-ill or Siggle not Si-jill like the standard pronunciation of the symbol. The small lore there is on this difference of name is pretty interesting, and it's all based on an in-joke between the original writers.

I can sense it. I can feel it getting closer. A video about my favourite plane, Mechanus, from my favourite D&D explaining RU-vidr, Mr. Rhexx. I'm ready.

This is amazing, absolutely great timing, I've just begun a personal writing project about a homebrew planar travel idea, and out of all times, you begin a series like that now. Thanks for this!

Great synergy with the sponsor: telling about all the great critters you can get, and then telling the roads to take in order to go after them!

I've run a Planescape campaign for about 2-4 years (20-25 years ago). Para elemental planes are where the basic elemental planes meet. QUASI elemental planes are where the basic elemental planes meet one of the planes of energy (positive or negative). That makes.... 4 basic elemental planes 4 para elemental planes 8 quasi elemental planes (4 positive & 4 negative) 2 energy planes And the optional elemental chaos

I've always been fascinated with the multiple planes and places in the d&d multiverse, but as you said, it's hard to get a good overview. Harder still is contradictory information and stories and hearsay however, you did a great job with this video and I'm looking forward to the whole series.

YES THIS IS THE VIDEO SERIES I DIDN'T KNOW I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR

I'm making a Warlock/Cultist who dreamt of all the doors in sigil open seeing the potential to go anywhere and learn anything but terrified that no matter what they would always be accessed too making them paranoid of all doors in the primematerial until they fulfill their mission of visiting sigil and finding out about one door that was locked. Great Old One pact of course following the aesthetic of Cultist Simulator.

In the campaign I'm running, the various planes that make up the balance of Good/Law/Evil/Chaos actually form a seal that prevents an Outer God, equal in power to Lovecraft's Azathoth, from awakening. The locations of the planes form an intricate keyhole-shape, with the Heavens above, Hells below, and an expanse in between called the Nethers. The Abyssal Nether is equal to Forgotten Realms' Abyss, where feral, chaotic demons are imprisoned by the Nine Hells, whereas the Empyrean Nether leads to the Astral Emptyness (Intentional Spelling) and the only thing in it is the Throne of Creation, where the Overgod sits. Great Old Ones and Outer Gods float around in the Emptyness and can astral project forms of themselves into the Prime Material. Theoretically, one could fly through one Nether to another via the Emptyness, but it would take all of infinity to do so. If you started flying from the bottom of the Abyss to fight God, himself, travelling at the speed of light, and you started flying when the universe first began to form, then by the time the Sun turned into a white dwarf and finally died, you would have only travelled 0.00001% of the total journey. So the universe is kinda doughnut-shaped in that regard, because you can loop infinitely around the outside of the cosmic keyhole, but also travel inside-out of it like some 4D tesseract. The most powerful of entities can also jump between multiverses, and it is established in lore that someone tried to conquer it all before, only to fail because he landed in a universe where the laws of physics were different to his own, so he was stripped of all of his powers until he could learn the local laws of physics. Timeline wise, it was only 29 years ago, and the player characters live in the aftermath of his assault on the Prime Material Plane.

This is how you know a game is old and has made and still makes an effort to put some more proverbial meat on it's bones, when you need a thirty minute video just to explain what's in the details of and/or how travelling to other dimensions and planes work, something that's usually explained in about a minute otherwise.

I just imagine two different groups of travelers in the plane of earth walking down a tunnel on opposite ends just staring. At each other until one falls

water: Habitates creatures long forgotten from the deep earth: no food grows, is just rock like ruins for infinity air: gravity is only what you think it is fire: just more fire

I'm so excited for u to be covering this finally you're my favorite lore channel

"this is going to be the first of a long series of videos about planar travel" AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I'M SO EXCITED! so many of the planes are left underlored in 5e, especially the upper planes.

I'm running a planescape campaign and I've been looking for videos like this! Thanks so much!

This is perfect timing! my party is just about to start traversing to the elemental planes! Thanks MrRhexx!

This is perfect timing for me. I've been working on writing some stories set in my own custom d&d world, and one of the characters is a sorceress whose greatest wish to be able to travel the planes. This info will definitely come in handy.

I'll be honest you took a topic I never even wanted to look at because I thought it was impossible and too complex and made me interested and actually curious to explore these planes

@17:26 I believe that you actually have travel to the fugue plane through the astral plane. In fact, I think that is one of the only ways to get there without well.... dying. Pretty sure Midnight (the girl who literally became Mystra, the goddess of magic) even did it in the Forgotten Realms "Avatar" trilogy but I read those books like 2 decades ago. So, I admit my memory is not reliable.

I can't wait for this series since as far as I know I know almost nothing from about 8 realm

So THAT is where Sigil is! I never knew... Good thing we have you!

Sigil sounds like a really cool place, if I ever DM a game I might have the players go there as part of the main quest.

Very nice timing! My players recently acquired a Cubic Gate and I am eager for them to make use of it. Your videos always are great informational primers and I make use of them for my players extensively!

I've missed your D&D videos because I binged them all and I go back to watch some at times. Thank you for this!

I doubt you’ll see this but you can’t know how well timed this is for me. I’m running a campaign soon that involves traversing several of the planes

This couldn't be more perfectly timed. I just started writing a planar adventure.

I'm unreasonably fascinated by the 2nd Ed Inner Planes, with all their crossover Para and Quasi Elemental planes. I could play a game where you just explore them endlessly.

> check notify > 30 minutes video > prepare DM notebook and pencil

1) the subjective gravity thing makes me think Wylie Coyote & Roadrunner take place in those planes 2) don't forget the temporal plane! You can find all the info in the supplement Chronomancer

I was wondering when you would be doing the planes of DnD, seeing as they are just as important as the races, deities, and locations in it.

OH MAN I'M SO STOKED ABOUT THIS SERIES. THANKS!

This is awesome, I just started a planescape adventure

A video on every plane?!! I won't miss a single one of those

Thanx man! I finally have an idee of how the dnd universe works. I had certain planes confused with eachother

I decided to open my new Spelljammer campaing thanks to your videos! Very inspiring, thanks Rhexx

Anytime Mr.Rhexx says "I recommend you watch..." just know I already have 😂

What I wouldn’t give to play dnd with MrRhexx as my DM. It would be such an amazing experience to play with such a brilliant mind.

I've always hated 5e's very specific material component for Planes Shift so I prefer to play it that the tuning fork must be crafted with 250 gold worth of platinum and the spell itself transports the group to the astral sea while the fork acts as a dowsing rod to find the portal to the plane you want to go to. Makes for some fun astral shenanigans.

Planescape and Spelljammer are like two cousins, years apart, same personality, but never quite get along at the family reunion.

The first game I ever DM’d became legendary when my friend used his pseudodragon to knock a Cyclops unconscious. Fun times ever since. Never underestimate them!

One of the parts of D&D that has always fascinated me is finally being covered. Thank you.

Excellent video per usual. I understand this was just a basic overview, but I was expecting you to mention the energy planes and the feywild while talking about the inner planes, and the infinite staircase while talking about the outers. Totally understand missing things here and there when discussing planescape though. I've been reading about them for a couple decades now and feel like I've just scratched the surface.

“ imagine a cute vista mountains a forest and a river except everything’s on fire.” The plane of fire sounds like California in early autumn.

I see the elemental plane of water as that place where there is a sea beneath a sea(different levels of thickness) and the islands float on this borderline

Bi-topia is my favorite plane. It's where I placed my hidden Goddess Nauladia, she's the goddess of the Nas potamii (angelic for: our descendants). She is the "first God" as celestials existed before mortals and potamii are the first mortal race born from celestial trapped on the prime by the hag. Their birth and her rise would create a gold rush of God hood and making mortal races. She ,herself, hides away caring for her one species and helping other gods with advice and enthusiasm for theirs. Bytopia itself folded on top of itself for her and is the hardest plane to reach for her and to protect the potamii which when die become angels and asuras.

This video series is off to a phenomenal start! Wonderful work.

I thought I knew how The Planes work But after watching this? I need to watch this again.

Just leaving a comment to please the algorithm gods, great content dude 👏

The Plogiston, also known as the Blind Eternities in MTG. and Since MTG and D&D are canon to each other now, well... Or maybe, just maybe, the blind eternities is an entirely separate transitory plane.

You are awesome! I have been trying to put all this together for years and now I finally get it. Thank you so much!

Honestly I just love hearing bits and bobs about Mechanus, such an intriguing and unique plane

Enter the spell, Dream of the Blue Veil, for transporting a player character from one created world to another.