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enddaysengine · 7 years

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Crossing the Cosmologies of Dragonlance and Planescape

I got asked this question by Beriorn over on the Onyx Path forums, so since I wrote a very long answer, I thought I would post it here as well.

How do you handle Dragonlance, if I may ask? Do you just make the people of Krynn a bunch of superstitious yokels who think all the Lower Planes are the Abyss and people laugh at them for that?

This is an excellent question that I am going to talk about at length, but for the sake of ease, I'll stick my answer first and then go into my long-winded explanation of the logic I'm using. One disclaimer first, I haven't done anything with Dragonlance in a REALLY long time, nor have I reread the books recently (although I have been very slowly listening to Dragons of Autumn Twilight as an audiobook), so my cosmology may be a bit sketchy and not well reasoned in this particular case. I also don't have a hard and fast answer for Dragonlance's place in my cosmology because of this. Opinions could change. Anyhow, my tl;dr answer is that I may have the Cagers of Sigil look down on the people of Krynn as you've described, but the truth would be much, much more complicated. I'd say that either Krynn's Abyss does represent the Lower Planes viewed from a different "angle" than that of the traditional Great Wheel, or that Dragonlance's Abyss is a completely different Abyss from the Great Wheel's, but two of them overlap so often most prime sages don't realize this and most Sigilian sages ignore the evidence staring them in the face. Of the two possibilities, I currently favour the latter. Let me explain. There are three possibilities I see for incorporating Dragonlance into Planescape. Possibility 1: The Great Wheel Wins This is the position that your question assumes, it is the position that Planescape's canon assumes, and its the position that I hate the most. Everyone on Krynn is wrong about the way the planes are structured, everyone in Sigil is right, so we'll shoehorn all of the powers and planes from Dragonlance into somewhere they fit in the Great Wheel. I understand why Planescape mostly went this route since this is the easiest/smallest word count form of resolution and it is the easiest to communicate/wrap your head around. The problem is, it is also the laziest, least creative, and least interesting solution to the problem. It also runs roughshod over the cosmologies that make all of these Prime Worlds so interesting, which kinda defeats the purpose of having a massively interconnected multiverse between these worlds. I know how I felt when 4e blew the Great Wheel to shit and I don't want Dragonlance, FR, or Dark Sun fans to feel the same way about Planescape. (Aside: I eventually found a way to incorporate the World Axis Cosmology into the Great Wheel. I don't use it much, but it lets me steal the parts of 4e I like.) Finally, it also kinda screws with Planescape's own themes. Yes, the citizens of Sigil think they are the literal centre of creation, but they are supposed to be arrogant dicks. They may act like they know everything and everyone else is a clueless rube, but sometimes they just need a good kick in the ass to stop them from being so stuck up. They've also forgotten one of the Plane's key laws: The Centre of All. Wherever you are in the multiverse, that's the centre of the multiverse. If you move, the centre moves. The Planes are infinitely infinite, so there is no one most important place. Everywhere is important. Everywhere is valid. So it makes zero sense for one cosmology to override all others. Possibility Two: From a Certain Point of View This is my usual approach to reconciling cosmologies. Treat both cosmologies as being true and correct, with the discrepancies between them being the result of "viewing" the planes from different metaphysical reference points. Oerth, Toril, and Golarion make an excellent example of this. Each of the three worlds has a different cosmology (The Great Wheel, The World Tree, and the Great Beyond, respectively). Despite their differences, each of the three cosmologies is similar in very broad strokes. They draw on similar archetypes, they have similar Inner/Outer/Transitive categories, and the material plane interacts with them in similar ways. Here, it is easy to handwave and say "both realities are true, both realities exist simultaneous, and the maps of reality exist because different mortals experience the planes in different ways." My logic here kinda works like this. We know that portal keys open portals between the planes. We also know that planer pathways have a similar form of conditional operation. The planes are often infinite, but it is also possible to walk from one infinite plane to another without passing through a portal given the right set of conditions. What if one of the keys/conditions was being from a certain world or believing in a particular cosmology? That would explain why each world is ignorant of alternate cosmologies. If scholars and planer travellers only journey with adventurers from their own world, they would never encounter these alternate connection between the planes! So if a party from Toril wants to go from Fire to Air, they can pass directly from one plane to another (passing through the Paraelemental Plane of Smoke on the way). A party from Golarion, on the other hand, would have to go the long way, because, for them, a direct connection between Fire and Air doesn't exist! They get to drop from Fire to Eath, then to Water, and finally to Air. They'd also cross through border regions between each elemental plane, which Torilians would identify as being part of the Paraelemental Planes, but again, if you are from Golarion, you experience those as the border between the planes, not as a separate plane. It sounds confusing and complicated (which it is), but it works. Now, could you potentially learn what the cosmology of another world and potentially use that pathway? Totally, although these people would be the exception rather than the rule. It may take a lot of time and deep philosophy to do it on your own, but if you are travelling with a group, you should get pulled along with whatever the collective beliefs of the group are. That conveniently allows the DM to keep the group together when necessary, or lets you split the party if it makes for a good story. This works well for most D&D settings like Forgotten Realms, Pathfinder*, Greyhawk, and Dark Sun*. It doesn't work for Eberron and I don't think it works for Dragonlance either. *Mostly. There are some planes that require method three in these cosmologies. Possibility Three: A Multitude of Planes Dragonlance has a very distinctive set of themes when it comes to good, evil, and neutrality, and those themes are reflected in Dragonlance's cosmology. So pretty bluntly, trying to force the planes from Dragonlance into the plane of Planescape kinda destroys Dragonlance, both narratively and thematically. The established rules of Dragonlance's planes are also very different from those of the Great Wheel. The Hidden Vale is supposed to be practically impossible for mortals to enter, which just does not jive with the way the neutral planes of Planescape are portrayed, particularly the Outlands, and specifically the Gate-towns and Sigil. I feel like Dragonlance requires its own set of Outer Planes that are both parallel and tangent to the Great Wheel. These planes are parallel because they are clearly different from the Great Wheel, but some of the niches overlap, and they occupy the same metaphysical "position." I had to do this with Abbadon from Pathfinder's Great Beyond, so it makes a good example of what I mean. Most of the Great Beyond's planes map smoothly on to the Great Wheel using method two. Heaven is Mount Celestia, Axis is part of Arcadia, Hell is Baator, Elysium is Arborea/Ysgard and so on. Abbadon, the neutral evil plane, occupies the same position as the Grey Wastes of Hades in the Great Wheel, but it lacks several of Hades' key attributes, most notably the dulling of emotions and the concurrent loss of colour. While I've toyed with making Abbadon "merely" the fourth layer of the Wastes, ultimately I think its a poor fit. The themes of the two planes are too different, the physics of the planes are divergent, and the inhabitants would step on each other's toes. Instead of merging the two planes, I preserved them as separate realities. When one travels the planes while oriented to the Great Wheel, they find Hades in the location of the Neutral Evil plane. When the travellers are oriented to the Great Beyond instead, they encounter Abbadon. Cagers may present Abbadon as being "just" an obscure and little-known evil demiplane, but that's just them being conceited about something that rattles their prefered cosmological schema. Abbadon is an Outer Plane, it is a "proper" plane, it just doesn't fit inside the Great Wheel. Instead, it runs parallel to the Wheel, separate from it, but in no way inferior. I would imagine that Krynn's Abyss, Dome of Creation, and Hidden Vale to function similarly. Each is "parallel" to the Lower, Upper, or Conflict planes, respectively. Their structure isn't the same as the Great Wheel, but you can see where scholars would get confused if you squint. "But wait," I hear you say! "Doesn't Planescape have canonical divine domains for Krynn's pantheon?" Indeed it does, which is why I say Planescape and Dragonlance's are also tangent to each other. In some locations, the planes bleed through and touch. Think of this like shadows kissing. If you hold two objects close enough together, their shadows will blister and connect, even if the two objects are not touching. Some locations in the Great Wheel and River of Souls cosmologies exists simultaneously on multiple planes, particularly divine domains. So Takhisis had a realm that is simultaneously both part of Baator and part of Krynn's Abyss. They are the same location no matter the plane from which you approach. The plane you are on depends on your frame of reference. That allows the two cosmologies to remain distinct and unique, while still giving them enough points of contact to interact and be part of the same greater multiverse. I'll also note that this has precedent in Planescape's canon. Multiple cities exist simultaneous on several planer layers, most notably the city of Centre, which simultaneously exists on all three layers of the Grey Wastes. Likewise, I'd argue that the Planer Pathways (Yggdrasil, The Infinite Staircase, and Mount Olympus) are not mere pathways, but separate and tangent planes that overlap with multiple parts of the Great Wheel, but don't fit cleanly into one location, much like Krynn's planes. Olympus is an excellent example, in at least one published adventure, you when cave spelunking from Arborea straight to the Grey Wastes without passing through the intervening planes or portals. That sounds like using the tangent plane of Olympus to go from one plane it overlaps with to another, at least to my ears. So there you go, that's my 1919 word explanation for how I would incorporate Dragonlance's unique cosmology into Planescape. Both cosmologies are correct and exist independently, but they overlap and bleed together at a number of important locations. Simple? Not really, but simple was never the point of Planescape. Easy? Could be easier, but not that bad. Interesting? Respectful of the source material? 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derkastellan · 4 years

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Old School vs Truth

The “Old School Revolution” (OSR for short) is a niche within the wider role-playing ecosystem that has attracted my attention over the years. By now, it has diversified into people experimenting more with rules, but right now I want to look at the origins because frankly that is so much easier and is also something I have the most beef with.

Without mincing too many words the OSR seems to be about emulating the play experience of the versions of Dungeons & Dragons that were around during the Gygax era, so mostly Classic D&D (Original Edition or Oe, 0e), Basic D&D (Basic/Expert mostly), and Advanced D&D (AD&D 1st Edition or 1e). Most of this was done by writing retro-clones which either emulated the original rules, stream-lined and cleaned up the original rules, or versions that added popular house rules. The strongest contenders were Swords & Wizardry (based off of Oe mostly), Labyrinth Lord (based off of Basic mostly), and OSRIC (based of 1e).

It’s interesting that OSRIC basically became the least used of these systems. This doesn’t mean there are no people playing 1e, though. For example Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea is a 1e-based ruleset that seems to go strong. Also Labyrinth Lord incorporated the Advanced Edition Companion.

All of these games benefit from the basic compatibility provided by the D&D stat block. While details may differ on how to do such things as saving throws or attack rolls, in general monsters and other trappings can be shared with these games with minimal hassle - or used from the original game materials from the 70s and 80s. After all, the purpose of a retro-clone was in part to play a game that is out-of-print. (And to clean up rough edges of which there were plenty.)

“Virtues”

Having spent a few years browsing or participating on OSR boards, groups, forums - whatever was at the time an appropriate social medium - I came across various arguments in favor of old school play.

There were claims that old school gaming is...

Fostering emergent story.

More creativity-driven on the GM side because it is less defined. “Rulings not rules.”

More problem-solving-driven on the player side.

Inviting GMs to tinker with the system and getting into a do-it-yourself culture.

Overall more challenging than later games (mostly iterations of D&D).

I think it’s also perfectly fair to say that a lot of people are attracted to OSR because either of nostalgia, like I was. I see an old adventure book with black line art and I can get giddy. But somehow the OSR always wanted to rationalize an emotional response into something that is of presumably higher virtue. You may like or dislike various editions of D&D for various reasons. The question is whether you make a high horse of it to talk down from.

The list above is basically the “best of” of rationalized boasting about why older is better. The amount of claims that “D&D used to be more challenging” or “D&D has been dumbed down” and the endless amount of “war stories” from playing classic modules were truly legion.

One could easily rephrase this list to a critique of something else and not be far off, I think:

Modern-day D&D...

Is more story-oriented or “railroady.”

Defined the GM’s job very narrowly and the rules claim to cover everything.

Diminished problem-solving on the player side.

Encouraged GMs more to be consumers than producers.

Is less challenging.

And in fact, this is the variation you will find more often expressed in the player base. It has a bit of “old man shaking his cane” at all those people playing mostly 4e or 5e D&D.

It is also, if you ask me, partially true. It depends on how you select your data.

You may find decades-old grudges against Dragonlance as the TSR setting that introduced rail-roady gameplay into D&D more heavily. And with the advent of unified rules the mindset of “I roll a die to succeed” has become more prevalent in both many GMs and players heads. In fact, many players come from very different backgrounds now, having cut their teeth on video games and MMORPGs.

But here’s the thing. Nothing requires you to run a 5e game as rail-roady, roll-driven, or less challenging. And while I can see how it encourages a certain mindset, style of play, and attitude, there’s plenty of systems around that one might chose instead. The world is larger than D&D, even though it ends up cornering so much of the US market for itself.

Wild times

I have no doubt that uninspired modern modules exist aplenty, providing unchallenging diversion to players. (The deluge of material for 5e is mind-boggling even when considering 3e flooding the market with 3rd party product.)

But this already started from the days of AD&D 1e, with people clamoring for TSR to release stuff to run. And in fact, people in the OSR cite such modules also as their influences, with a very few standing out. And in fact a lot don’t stand out so much! The Greyhawk setting has probably around a hundred modules associated with it (though some or many may be set anywhere).

B2: Keep on the Borderlands was released in 1979. Tomb of Horrors in 1978. Within 4 years after the original game’s first release the idea of a game module as consumable product takes shape for TSR. Before that it took TSR about 2 years to publish “supplements” which added rules and general game stuff - as opposed to “adventures.”

The very first players had nothing to guide them by - no true introduction to running the game, for example. The first introduction as to how to play and run the game would be left to later products, like Basic D&D. So the first players pieced together what they could from a jamble of rules, thing they had heard, etc.

How vague are we talking about? If my index search doesn’t betray me, only one of the three books contained in the original boxed set contains the concept of “caller” (without explaining it) and an example of an actual gameplay conversation between caller (on behalf of players) and referee. From this and the rules you had to deduce how the game is played. (The role of caller appears in other products but the Players Handbook of 1e finally casts it as the leader of a party, requiring “obedience” or the party is penalized for their confused actions.)

So, for many years people basically had only the vaguest hunch of how to play the game at all. It would be a bold claim to say people had a strong idea of how D&D was meant to play unless they made it to a convention and played with people who had in turn played with original players. Or read about that in a zine.

Gygax tried to make the game more uniform and defined in AD&D 1e, which in turn also curbs the most free-flowing aspects of the game and drives it towards “weapon speed factors” and a detailed list of armaments.

The “advanced” in AD&D certainly stands for more detailed. It also stands for the end of a free-wheeling era and aims to be definitive and unifying. It goes from “you could do it like this” (even suggesting other games as part of the game) to “this is how it is done”.

“Rulings not rules” was necessary during this time as the rules were incomplete, haphazardly organized, lacked uniformity (yes, this includes AD&D 1e), and relied on the GM to fill the gap. AD&D 1e partially fills this gap but in my opinion is lacking a coherent design. It is more like an “opinionated, polished, and edited” version of the original game. It is one possible thing that could have evolved from the original soup and canonizing Gygax vision of the game.

So within a few years of the first D&D release into the wild we move from “rulings not rules” to “my rules, not your rulings.” Except for the areas like social interaction where D&D left it vague, probably for its benefit in the longer run.

It was a creative time... a time of problem-solving and challenge!

But what did players do before that? Now here we have mostly accounts of people chosing to involve themselves with the OSR in the sense of a wider audience, shaping a legend of how play was, leading to the claims I listed above.

I have heard numerous claims, in one case in person, of how this was a time where smart people devised ways to assure winning by avoiding combat or dice-rolling altogether because it was so damn risky. And this is how it was meant to be played. One played carefully, probing floors for traps with 10 foot poles, always on the lookout what GM (and module) might throw at you, and this is how you won the infamous Tomb of Horrors.

It has a sense of e-sports athletes, doesn’t it? Because Tomb of Horrors was a tournament module you could test your gaming mettle against. Depending on who you ask it is a great challenge or a screwjob.

Now, there are good examples of disabling traps that I do like from these accounts. Freezing traps or pouring concrete into a mechanism - good stuff. Some solutions were decidedly cool. This is certainly the response some players had to the game. They adopted a gameplay driven by cautiousness, avoiding rolls, bringing hirelings and henchmen, and otherwise minimizing risk and optimizing chances.

Reading around the internet I found other accounts - like people saying that characters used to die a lot and having a 2nd level elf was special. Running away is also mentioned as a valuable reaction to encounters. Of course, breaking the enemy’s morale also played a role, not running all encounters to the very end.

My bet is, however, that many people house-ruled D&D to be more heroic before D&D canonized step by step with 2e and later editions. My bet would be that people not only awarded more hit points, they might also fiddle with tables, the rules for dying, etc. And why shouldn’t they? If it was desirable to modify the game, why not modify that? If D&D was a means of having fun, people probably modified it to have more fun which was probably not had by dying a lot, no matter what certain GMs or Bill Webb or whoever claim.

My suspicion is that most experimenting and problem-solving went into puzzles and tricks, and occasionally traps, especially if they resembled puzzles and tricks more. And I see no true difference here today - if you provide players with something complex that they have to figure out, a lot of them will pool their problem-solving skills and try to reason it out and some will mash buttons or smash it. What has changed is that detecting traps became a lot more passive. (And traps have always been a divisive topic - how to run them well, what makes a good trap, and what outcomes are appropriate traps vs death traps, considerations of fairness, etc.)

In general, the challenge argument hinges on very few things. Part of it is that players had so few hit points on the lower levels, their survival was constantly at stake even from small challenges. On higher levels, save-or-die effects could easily kill the PC just the same. Sudden death was certainly possible enough. In other words, being vulnerable, often crazily and unrealistically vulnerable, was part of the game. A level 1 wizard might have less hit points than a cat and might be killed by one.

These don’t stem however from design, and came about at best unconsciously. If these are virtues they were at best acquired at random, not planned or designed for. They were at best happy - or depending on whom you ask, unhappy - accidents.

Dungeons & Dungeons

Looking at the material published for the OSR you notice a lot of dungeon crawls. Draw a dungeon, run a dungeon. I wonder what real story is supposed to “emerge” here? How I tricked that troll out of a magic sword? How we snatched the dragon hoard without fighting the damn thing?

The whole thing about “we evaded combat” and “not everything is scaled to your level” or “we did some pretty inventive things to disarm traps” tells a story of its own. The game itself was mostly about monsters, traps, and dungeons. Beyond that, any degree of freedom you might feel you had can frankly be had in most other RPGs with a willing and capable GM.

I have no doubt that a lot of interesting things went down in Dave Arneson’s games when everything was new and he had to adjudicate the game on the fly, stuff ideas in, make up systems, etc. It was less of a game in a codified sense and more of an experience. That must have also been born from this new sense of freedom of discovering the story angle of your avatars, and since they had all their own interests and turfs and stakes their adventures likely often had some ingrained motivation D&D often lacked.

Evaporating marketplace

This aversion to “stories” is interesting. When you see what is published inthe OSR ecosystem, it quickly went away from plain dungeon modules to more exotic affairs. Weird set-pieces, playing to a heavy metal vibe, gonzo adventuring - I know several series of publications that thrive on that. And how about Sword & Wizardry? Half of the stuff published for it is also published for 5e. I think you will find nothing in there upsetting to “modern” sensibilities and yet it comes also for an old school system. Are we more alike than “they” think?

None of the actual retro-clones are truly thriving. They are multiplying, but who is publishing adventure modules for them? Fewer than you think. Labyrinth Lord had a pretty humdrum Kickstarter to get a new edition out, OSRIC is probably best considered dead, Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea is selling as much a setting as a system, and Swords & Wizardry is also not brimming with new stuff. Look at the DriveThruRPG page of stuff for the S&W rules and you find that the section ordered by “Popularity” has barely seen any change - because no new major stuff got published for it. Labyrinth Lord in turn sees mostly publications for the compatible Dark Places & Demogorgons. Settings sell, retro-clones fail. Funny that. Games like the Black Hack stole most of the OSR’s thunder depending on how you want to see it, all these games like Polyhedral Dungeon that want to innovate the rules a bit, and encourage actual “hacking” instead of polishing slightly the “same ol’.”

So, unless we assume all of these happy OSR GMs homebrew, the OSR has largely failed as a marketplace. The ones succeeding to attract attention are the more gimmicky ones, the weird of LotFP, Dungeon Crawl Classics, and various module and adventure series heading into more gonzo, weird, and surreal directions. And some of the weird and surreal authors are leaving the OSR behind, like Ultraviolet Grasslands and the Black City or Electric Bastionland, having clear old school roots but playing them out their own way. Even seemingly successful publishers like Hydra Cooperative branch out into also providing their material to DCC. Both the Troll Lords and Frog God Games cater to the 5e crowd. Material palatable to more flexible old schoolers seeps into Dungeon World, the Year Zero engine, and other lightweight or even narrative systems. The OSR might not be dead, but it is not really expanding, nor is it getting stuff into stores unless you count the weird, gonzo offshoots.

Or let’s say, it’s not expanding the original OSR sphere. The old school’s influence is felt everywhere, including 5e itself. An old school vibe has reached far and wide in the RPG community, but left the OSR community behind. Unless you think that the Black Hack and other new systems are the inheritors of the OSR, that this next generation OSR will actually continue to thrive. I actually hope so. It might end up being less preachy.

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