Quasielemental Plane of Crystal

Quasielemental Plane of Crystal
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 Crystal

The Quasielemental Plane of Crystal, a plane in the Inner Planar Region, emerges where earth and positive energies intertwine, resulting in a realm of extraordinary hardness and breathtaking crystalline beauty. It's a world where every surface glistens like gemstones, reflecting light in a kaleidoscope of colors. Massive, jagged crystal formations stretch endlessly, interrupted only by air pockets and caverns ranging from tiny, claustrophobic spaces to colossal, cathedral-like chambers. These crystalline structures vary in clarity and color, some translucent and others shimmering with deep hues, creating a mesmerizing but dangerous landscape.

Navigating this plane is treacherous. The crystal's extreme hardness renders conventional tools useless, demanding magical means for any significant alteration of the environment. Small air pockets may trap unwary travelers, leaving them entombed in crystal. The plane's unique acoustic properties further complicate survival; in some areas, sound is drastically amplified, leading to disorienting, deafening echoes, while in others, it's eerily muffled or silenced. The omnipresent risk of sharp crystal spikes and the perilous crystal dust, capable of scouring flesh from bone, makes every step a potential danger.

Despite these dangers, the plane's allure is undeniable. Dwarven and gnomish settlements, exploiting their ancestral knowledge in mining and magical craftsmanship, thrive here. Native to this plane are beings like crystal elementals, whose forms mimic the environment's shimmering hardness, and crysmals, creatures that sparkle with inner light.

Gallery

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  A road within the plane

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  Dangerous crystal formations can difficult traveler's movements

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  Sometimes it can become very colorful