So In DND There Are The Elemental Planes And Apparently Differant Ways That The Cosmology Can Be Mapped.

So in DND there are the elemental planes and apparently differant ways that the cosmology can be mapped. And most people seem to think that fire and water are opposites as are earth and air. However the existence of steam and dust Mephits disproves this.

In theorize that the elemental planes have no opposites. Introducing "tetrahedral element theory"

With air on top then fire earth and water equally spaced bellow. This allows the existence of not just the known paraelemental border planes of ice,mud,magma and smoke but also planes of Dust and steam...(of which we know the plane of Dust exists in cannon it is simply placed as earth with negative energy which contradicts what we know from dust devils and dust Mephits) additionally this suggests the existence of Trielement paraelemental planes of three elements each who's names I have suggestions for here:

Fire air and water : lightning

Earth fire and air : pyroclastic

Water earth and fire : acid

Air water and earth : thunder

talking to new alters in headspace

Dnd time again Fun fact:

This combo is not strong but is rather hilarious

First be a centaur ranger of 8th lv then take the athlete feat

As an athlete you now have a climbing speed equal to your walking speed

As an 8th lv ranger you are not impeded by nonmagical difficult terrain

When climbing the ceiling or just being upside down is difficult terrain....

"Spider horse spider horse

Does whatever a spider can of courdr...ect"

You can now dash to GALLOP ACROSS THE CEILING 100FT UPSIDE DOWN !!! I can't get that image out of my head of a centaur running across the ceiling

Since you 8th lv you could also take the mobile feat for more shenanigans and higher speeds

Gay cardinals 🏳️‍🌈 + an intersex cardinal 💜💛

Happy Holigays 🌈

Things I would prefer to be called rather than “culturally christian”

+ Raised christian

+ Has a christian background

+ Exchristian

These still acknowledge a person’s history with christianity while also respecting the fact that they have left it. Hope this helps!