Outer Planes Refactored (5e Campaign Setting)

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Outer Planes Refactored

The Outer Planes of DND have the problem of being one-note, the Upper Planes like Elysium and Mount Celestia are boring because everything is 100% pure and good, the Lower Planes like the 9 Hells and the Abyss are boring because they are 100% cartoonishly evil. They work as settings to stop temporarily at, but they lack the diversity to fully run an entire campaign in one. This is an attempt to rewrite the lore of the gods and the outer planes to make them into more interesting and developed locations with new homebrew monsters, player options, and magical items that you can drag and drop into your own settings or use wholesale in your campaigns.

Campaign Setting Information

Players Guide Classes Lore surrounding the role of classes in different planes, as well as new subclasses based on the outer planes. Races New races from the outer planes and their lore. Equipment Armor Weapons Adventuring Gear Tools Potions and Poisons Mounts and Animals Other Goods and Services Feats Additional homebrew feats available in the setting. Background & Languages Additional backgrounds & languages from the outer planes.

World of Outer Planes Cosmology The lore of each of the Outer Planes. Time and History A look of the setting's history, mainly comprising of major events. Religion A reworked theology to make the gods and the outer planes more dynamic and interesting. Scenarios Mini-settings based on the lore.

Dungeon Master's Guide Bestiary An examination/list of monsters found in the campaign setting. NPCs Various peoples and individuals that populate the world. Treasure List of magical items available in the setting. Variant Rules Optional rules for DMs to implement while playing a campaign in the Outer Planes. Adventures Quests, dungeons, campaigns, and conflicts found within the setting. Tables Tables for random encounters/loot tables/other things Adding to Outer Planes Refactored A page for others to submit their ideas, advice, and anecdotes for the development of the setting.

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