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What is the name of this “living planet” creature?
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I remember from back when I played 4th edition more, that there exists within the lore some sort of Abberation creature that was described as being "a living planet, from the Far Realm".
It's supposedly a living thing, an Epic level opponent, and had some interesting lore associated with it.
I'm trying to recycle some of that lore into my 5th edition game, but I can't remember the name of this creature, or where I found it. Can anyone remember what this thing was called, and which book it was originally printed in?
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I remember from back when I played 4th edition more, that there exists within the lore some sort of Abberation creature that was described as being "a living planet, from the Far Realm".
It's supposedly a living thing, an Epic level opponent, and had some interesting lore associated with it.
I'm trying to recycle some of that lore into my 5th edition game, but I can't remember the name of this creature, or where I found it. Can anyone remember what this thing was called, and which book it was originally printed in?
dnd-4e monsters content-identification epic-tier
asked 11 hours ago
ErikErik
47.8k14179243
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Possibly related on how to use such a creature
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– David Coffron
11 hours ago
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While possibly not important at all, if you are using the Forgotten Realms (a common occurence for 5e), there is existing 3rd edition lore around Atropus, another planet-sized life form.
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– David Coffron
55 mins ago
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I remember from back when I played 4th edition more, that there exists within the lore some sort of Abberation creature that was described as being "a living planet, from the Far Realm".
It's supposedly a living thing, an Epic level opponent, and had some interesting lore associated with it.
I'm trying to recycle some of that lore into my 5th edition game, but I can't remember the name of this creature, or where I found it. Can anyone remember what this thing was called, and which book it was originally printed in?
dnd-4e monsters content-identification epic-tier
asked 11 hours ago
ErikErik
47.8k14179243
$endgroup$
I remember from back when I played 4th edition more, that there exists within the lore some sort of Abberation creature that was described as being "a living planet, from the Far Realm".
It's supposedly a living thing, an Epic level opponent, and had some interesting lore associated with it.
I'm trying to recycle some of that lore into my 5th edition game, but I can't remember the name of this creature, or where I found it. Can anyone remember what this thing was called, and which book it was originally printed in?
dnd-4e monsters content-identification epic-tier
dnd-4e monsters content-identification epic-tier
asked 11 hours ago
ErikErik
47.8k14179243
asked 11 hours ago
ErikErik
47.8k14179243
asked 11 hours ago
ErikErik
47.8k14179243
asked 11 hours ago
ErikErik
47.8k14179243
asked 11 hours ago
ErikErik
47.8k14179243
47.8k14179243
1
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Possibly related on how to use such a creature
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– David Coffron
11 hours ago
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While possibly not important at all, if you are using the Forgotten Realms (a common occurence for 5e), there is existing 3rd edition lore around Atropus, another planet-sized life form.
$endgroup$
– David Coffron
55 mins ago
add a comment |
1
$begingroup$
Possibly related on how to use such a creature
$endgroup$
– David Coffron
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
While possibly not important at all, if you are using the Forgotten Realms (a common occurence for 5e), there is existing 3rd edition lore around Atropus, another planet-sized life form.
$endgroup$
– David Coffron
55 mins ago
1
1
$begingroup$
Possibly related on how to use such a creature
$endgroup$
– David Coffron
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
Possibly related on how to use such a creature
$endgroup$
– David Coffron
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
While possibly not important at all, if you are using the Forgotten Realms (a common occurence for 5e), there is existing 3rd edition lore around Atropus, another planet-sized life form.
$endgroup$
– David Coffron
55 mins ago
$begingroup$
While possibly not important at all, if you are using the Forgotten Realms (a common occurence for 5e), there is existing 3rd edition lore around Atropus, another planet-sized life form.
$endgroup$
– David Coffron
55 mins ago
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Allabar, Opener of the Way
The 4th edition book Monster Manual 3, page 186-187, details Allabar, Opener of the Way as a gargantuan level 30 solo soldier.
It's one of a group of beings called Star Spawn, and is a planet created by primordials and inspired to life by the gods, who feared what they created an exiled it to the Far Realm. It's probably the biggest creature in D&D 4th edition, and even the Monster Manual 3 suggests that actually fighting a planet is ludicrous.
answered 11 hours ago
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That's the one! Thanks.
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Allabar, Opener of the Way
The 4th edition book Monster Manual 3, page 186-187, details Allabar, Opener of the Way as a gargantuan level 30 solo soldier.
It's one of a group of beings called Star Spawn, and is a planet created by primordials and inspired to life by the gods, who feared what they created an exiled it to the Far Realm. It's probably the biggest creature in D&D 4th edition, and even the Monster Manual 3 suggests that actually fighting a planet is ludicrous.
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Quadratic WizardQuadratic Wizard
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That's the one! Thanks.
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– Erik
10 hours ago
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Allabar, Opener of the Way
The 4th edition book Monster Manual 3, page 186-187, details Allabar, Opener of the Way as a gargantuan level 30 solo soldier.
It's one of a group of beings called Star Spawn, and is a planet created by primordials and inspired to life by the gods, who feared what they created an exiled it to the Far Realm. It's probably the biggest creature in D&D 4th edition, and even the Monster Manual 3 suggests that actually fighting a planet is ludicrous.
answered 11 hours ago
Quadratic WizardQuadratic Wizard
29.4k396159
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That's the one! Thanks.
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– Erik
10 hours ago
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Allabar, Opener of the Way
The 4th edition book Monster Manual 3, page 186-187, details Allabar, Opener of the Way as a gargantuan level 30 solo soldier.
It's one of a group of beings called Star Spawn, and is a planet created by primordials and inspired to life by the gods, who feared what they created an exiled it to the Far Realm. It's probably the biggest creature in D&D 4th edition, and even the Monster Manual 3 suggests that actually fighting a planet is ludicrous.
answered 11 hours ago
Quadratic WizardQuadratic Wizard
29.4k396159
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Allabar, Opener of the Way
The 4th edition book Monster Manual 3, page 186-187, details Allabar, Opener of the Way as a gargantuan level 30 solo soldier.
It's one of a group of beings called Star Spawn, and is a planet created by primordials and inspired to life by the gods, who feared what they created an exiled it to the Far Realm. It's probably the biggest creature in D&D 4th edition, and even the Monster Manual 3 suggests that actually fighting a planet is ludicrous.
answered 11 hours ago
Quadratic WizardQuadratic Wizard
29.4k396159
answered 11 hours ago
Quadratic WizardQuadratic Wizard
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answered 11 hours ago
Quadratic WizardQuadratic Wizard
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answered 11 hours ago
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That's the one! Thanks.
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That's the one! Thanks.
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– Erik
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That's the one! Thanks.
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