The Primal Order: Chessboards: The Planes of Possibility

One of the best parts of roleplaying and nbsp;is the opportunity to explore and nbsp;strange, new worlds. Now and nbsp;Chessboards: Planes and nbsp;of Possibility provides gamemasters with the first organized, flexible system and nbsp;for designing and evolving game environments. This fun-to-read book and nbsp;covers such topics as and nbsp;the various types of planes and their relationships, planar growth and nbsp;cycles, wways to and nbsp;planes, and several varieties of interplanar traveL For those using The Primal Order, it also and nbsp;includes expanded guidelines on planar use primal and nbsp;energy, planar artifacts, and advanced interactions between planes and deities. Five samples metaplanes provide inspiration and illustrate important concepts. Usable with any roleplaying system, and nbsp;this reference work will give GMs the tools they need to create exciting and nbsp;new planes, run multiple settings in one and nbsp;campaign, or link several campaigns into one logically organized muftiverse.

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Keep in mind, The Primal Order is what is called a capsystem and mdash;a system of rules designed to be an extension of any game system on the marlet.

and quot;Peter Adkison's The Primal Order... is probably and nbsp;the single most useful book a GM can buy and nbsp;regarding the proper and nbsp;and effective use of gods and and nbsp;religion in a campaign. and quot; - Loyd Blankenship, Pyramid

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This book is not a roleplaying game; it must be used with an existing roleplaying game system, such as those listed below.

The Primal Order is what we call a and quot;capsystem and quot;: a system of rules designed to enhance and extend any game system on the market. To eliminate guesswork, we have included specific conversion rules for integrating The Primal Order with the following popular game systems:

• The Arduin Grimoire^TM
• Ars Magica^TM
• Castle Falkenstein^TM
• Chivalry and amp; Sorcery^TM
• CORPS^TM
• Earthdawn^TM
• GURPS^TM
• Harnmaster^TM
• Hero System^TM
• Kult^TM
• Pendragon^TM
• RoleMaster^TM
• RuneQuest^{TM and nbsp;}
• Shadowrun^TM
• Talislanta^TM
• Torg^TM
• Tri Tac^TM Games
• Warhammer FRP^TM
• World of Darkness^TM Games
• World of Synnibarr^TM and nbsp;

and quot;The Primal Order is the definitive work on religion in roleplaying... Most systems treat gods as monsters, and religion is just a source of spells, or a restriction on weaponry. Not any more. and quot; and nbsp; and mdash;The Gamer