Quasielemental Plane of Ooze

Quasielemental Plane of Ooze
Planar Traits
Gravity	Normal
Time	Normal
Size	Infinite
Morphic	Alterable Morphic
Elemental	No Elemental Traits
Alignment	No Alignment Traits
Magic	Normal Magic

The Quasielemental Plane of Ooze

The Quasielemental Plane of Ooze, one of the plannes in the Inner Planar Region is an enigmatic and ever-morphing domain, where negative energy and water coalesce into a world of dense, viscous landscapes. This plane is a vast expanse of sludge, ranging from thick, sticky mires to fluid, swamp-like areas. It is characterized not only by its treacherous, murky terrain but also by the constant emanation of corrosive fumes, adding a hazardous layer to the already perilous environment. The air is thick with these toxic vapors, making breathing difficult and posing a persistent threat to all who traverse it.

Navigating the ooze is inherently dangerous. The terrain's stickiness can ensnare travelers, impeding movement and making escape challenging. Beneath its deceptive surface lie hidden sinkholes and powerful undercurrents, ready to drag the unwary into its depths. The corrosive nature of both the ooze and its fumes poses a continuous risk, capable of deteriorating organic materials and eroding equipment over time.

The inhabitants of the Ooze Plane have uniquely adapted to its hostile conditions. The most common are the living oozes of various kinds. These beings range from simple, amoeba-like entities and gelatinous cubes to complex, sentient creatures, often with amorphous or fluidic forms. They are adept at navigating and surviving in an environment that would be lethal to others, and their interactions can vary widely, from indifferent to aggressively territorial. Their existence is a testament to the diverse and resilient nature of life, even in the most inhospitable of environments.

Gallery

• 

  A slime alchemical forge