@@iwistudio7337 yeah, i commented before watching the video i didnt know how gravity worked on vorpal swords yet it would not be falling and probably lose all spinning momentum way before it would be destroyed
@@DaveButtons well for starters, the Djinn carefully select those they believe to be worthy of membership. One Warforged Bard, some body scooper bot named Acey, gained patronage with the Djinn Headmaster. His soul was now bound to the plane of air and Akadi would claim him as her own when he died. He gained insurmountable power as a warlock and went on to travel the planes in service of the Noble Djinni.
@@Incrediblefatslug Well, toss me 1D20 because I’m Inspired. Thank you for actually telling that story. I have a Djinni names Sequa (“je ne sais quoi” 😏) and he rules a palace that intends to trade with travellers from the prime material plane, in an attempt to push his influence and honour.
There is _"falling"_ though, only the sensation of it, which creates the effect of it. Yeah anyone else thinking they could superspeed and levitate right of the bat? Sounds easy.
@@FreedomAndPeaceOnly if someone was just thrown in there unaware of why they fell beside "gravity", I do not think you would ever figure out how to stop falling
This was one of my favourite episodes, I always considered elemental plane of air to be the one with wasted potential, just floating rocks, but this opened my eyes. Also, I dunno if somoene mentioned it, but there is a silent, constant sound in your recording that makes ears burn after a while of listening with headphones.
Ive always struggled with describing the different planes uniquely to my players, but your videos really help me to visualize how it must be on one of these plains. I hope they keep coming, they are always great to listen to while thinking!
Man oh man this is the kind of video you make that just makes me want to set a whole campaign around a concept, creature, or location. Please keep it up, and do more videos about things within the Boundless Blue!!!
Thank you so, so much. My party is gonna be diving into the plane of air soon and I really needed this. Can’t wait to come back with my notes ready to write things down.
I’ve been so excited for this video because I wanted to run a campaign arc in the Elemental Plane of Air using a new set of characters. Thank you so much!
Oh wow the Air Dukes of Aaqui were mentioned. I didn't think they would come up, or really remember that they existed, but I think they were mentioned in the Kenku and Aaracokra origin stories. I didn't know they were so crucial in the story of the Multiverse. also I notice there are members of the Cult of the Dragon in the end slate, so I take it the dragon there is going to undergo the ritual to become a Dracolich?
Great video about great plane. I'm DMing a Candlekeep module today about freeing a djinn. And he will take the pcs to elemental plane of air in the ending to show how awesome it is.
You don't even know how perfect the timing was for this. I am DMing a session in the Air Elemental Plane next sunday and this is probably going to save my butt! :D
Love these videos on the planes dude, you descriptions let me see them in my minds eye which a wonderful skill. Your players are lucky to have you as a DM sir. Thanks for the content :)
Dude when I first saw this channel I started college. Now I own a house and have just graduated with two degrees. Love seeing this channel still making great videos
I was planning on making an Air Genasi Druid who was born and raised in the Plane of Elemental Air so this video really helped with his backstory! Thanks!
In a few of my campaigns the elimental planes are stacked in this order Air, Water, Earth, and Fire. Now with this the planes have borders and will occasionally create chunks of itself within any other plane
Hey @MrRhexx, I very much enjoy your videos and like to leave them playing for hours on end immersing myself to your beautiful storytelling of DnD's world. JFYI This video has a high pitched ringing sound througout the whole video and makes watching the video very hard. I tested this video on multiple devices and the ring is present in all, so the issue with the video itself.
Listening to many of the features reminds me of the game Sunless Skies, in a good way. It's basically like if space and the Plane of Air were mixed/the same thing, with a lot of earthmotes, gods and epic-scale creatures and forces in an endless airy void, and Victorian Britain tried to conquer it with giant steam locomotives instead of ships. It's as weird and awesome as it sounds if not moreso.
See this, this is the coolest damn thing I have heard in my entire life. Should I ever figure out that whole lucid dreaming thing, I know where I'm spending my time
I know this is not the right video or anything, but I have a Rogue in a campaign who is now known as "The Unicorn". Well, sort of, no one knows that it's him. And it's purely because one of my friends saw your video about Unicorns and decided it would be a good title because of the idioms you had referenced in it, as he had repeatedly completely evaded capture or even detection from guards, other thieves, assassins and even a couple of Wizards. That said, I love your videos, great stuff to pop onto a speaker and just going about my chores. Keep it up!
Oh I'm lacking something inside alright. Lightning. Ima turn this place into the largest thunderstorm you've ever seen if I have to literally eat storm gods to do it!
when you mentionned ''the strongest forces of the plane'' I was really expecting you to mention the wind dukes and I was scared that you completely forgot about them
HA! I was trying to find the creature @ 9:50 in the video until it suddenly dawned on me, that's Yorion! Damn MtG art is a great source for D&D homebrew creature art, Imma make "Yorions" an uncommon creature that roams the skies in my campaign.
in my game there are many air elementals who see it as having dust trapped in their shape as a status symbol as dust is relatively rare in the plane of the air
I want to see a video dedicated to the city of glass like how their was one for the city brass. :) And of course ones for the other main cities of the planes.
Getting Banished there must be scary, one moment you are in a fight, with solid ground under your feet, and the next you find yourself in a free fall, with no ground in sight for up to one whole minute...
@mrrhexx can you do a video going more in depth of factions and how they were found? I.e. the theives guild, the order of the gauntlet, the harpers, etc. Sorry if this video has already been made, I couldn’t find it.
Yey he listened to me! Not sure if its actually me but I did put a comment asking him to make a vid about the plane of air on one of his layest videos when it was in fact his latest video, im watching it rn!!
wow you said that the plane of water is the most friendly to adventurers but this seems even easier for people especially if people fly around as like a super hero then they don't need any spells to be here
Please tell me there has been an adventure where the party gets to the end quest monster, in the plane of Air. And a novice adventurer teleporting for the first time to the plane, comes crashing down onto the floating rock the final battle is taking place. Mid monologue.
I wanna do a avatar kinda genisi type of adventure and thank u so much for the great info. I figure if the hole team are genisi then i can roll to see who becomes the next avatar :)
Wait, quick question because this may have been something I missed: do the Aarakocra not have anything to do with the Elemental Plane of Air? I don't think I heard you mention them. Of course, maybe there just wasn't enough time to include them, but I would be interested in a video about them (maybe you've already done one already of course, which would then explain it).
Aarakocra originate from the Elemental Plane of air. That said, any Aarakocra you might encounter in the material plane could very well have been born there, and possibly never even seen the boundless blue considering their short lifespans. Then again, you only need 5 aarakocra to open a portal to it so they might very well have been there anyways.
Definite oversight considering they're a player race heavily tied to the Endless Blue being enemies of creatures of the Anvil and frequently combating them, pretty important stuff
I would be terrified and awestruck if I ever stepped foot, so to speak, into this plane. It almost seems like a fantastical version of Neptune, if it were livable... And didn't have -200 celcius, 2200 km/h winds
When you were doing your series on the strongest monsters by CR, you mentioned that you would cover some of the creatures from other settings as well, did that idea not pan out well enough for a video or did I happen to miss it somehow?
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please do the humans, goblins, and dwarves
I’m just imagining someone throwing their vorpal sword and years later someone just sees a flying vorpal sword (still spinning) wiz past them
Funnier if it hit them
@@bon-chan7197 it later reappears to deal the finishing blow to the bbeg
technically the air would probably destroy it due to friction if it was contantly falling and spinning for years
the idea is fun though
@@ottertvmtg6229 wouldn’t the lack of gravity mess with the friction? (I’m actually curious)
@@iwistudio7337 yeah, i commented before watching the video i didnt know how gravity worked on vorpal swords yet
it would not be falling and probably lose all spinning momentum way before it would be destroyed
Honestly seems like the most chill out of all the elemental plains.
No that would be the plane of ice
@@balab1236 stay frosty
Or at least the one where you would survive the longest
Yeah, water plane you’d be eaten by a sea monster or drowned, fire is self explanatory, earth has no air the further you go in.
LL km
Just failed an horrible exam, I am sad, but this video made me a little more happy. Thanks MrRhexx
Sorry for your loss, keep your head up.
can't fight fate but can trust it :) all the best
rip ;_;7
Thanks everyone for these comments, i really appreciate... i promise i'l do better next time!
Let the bounless blue keep you from being blue. Chin up, mate.
I’m planning on running a planar focused campaign and these are so helpful so I can make sure to have lots of info to flush out the setting
hmu with that invite. sounds cool af
Dude, me too, mostly because of these videos. Already running my players through something in the Shadowfell
Same here, it's gonna be a huge pacing challenge but it'll be worth the reward!
@@kevlarstargate4365 just in case you aren't please let the shadowfell "seep" into your players 😁😜
Hey man if you’re playing with an online group can I join
There was definitely amply room for a "You'll float too" joke somewhere in here.
I ran a one person campaign that took place at a bardic college located in the plane of air. It was a truly magical place.
Do go on...*Pencil in ear
@@DaveButtons well for starters, the Djinn carefully select those they believe to be worthy of membership. One Warforged Bard, some body scooper bot named Acey, gained patronage with the Djinn Headmaster. His soul was now bound to the plane of air and Akadi would claim him as her own when he died.
He gained insurmountable power as a warlock and went on to travel the planes in service of the Noble Djinni.
@@Incrediblefatslug Well, toss me 1D20 because I’m Inspired. Thank you for actually telling that story. I have a Djinni names Sequa (“je ne sais quoi” 😏) and he rules a palace that intends to trade with travellers from the prime material plane, in an attempt to push his influence and honour.
Really loving this series on the Inner and Outer planes. They have a evocative high-fantasy vibe that most terrestrial D&D campaigns are lacking.
Yes! I've been waiting for this one!
The Elemental Plain of Air is my favourite plane of all of them.
Which part of the video is the art?
Mine is the Negative Energy plane. Darkness, emptiness, endless undeath
Are you a masochist? Or at least emo?
Same here!
Man, you don't know how I feel happy when there is a notification from your channel.
5:40 sounds like hitchhikers guide to flying, simply falling and missing the ground.
So moving around this plane is like gravity rush movement.
yes
Shame we will not get a gravity rush 3
YES
There is _"falling"_ though, only the sensation of it, which creates the effect of it.
Yeah anyone else thinking they could superspeed and levitate right of the bat?
Sounds easy.
@@FreedomAndPeaceOnly if someone was just thrown in there unaware of why they fell beside "gravity", I do not think you would ever figure out how to stop falling
I really hope we get a planscape book soon. Genasi as a whole need some more love in 5e.
It does seem like WoTC has been skirting around it more and more. 😅
How appropriate, I just got to the part of the podcast when The Unexpectables arrive in the plane of air.
Hey nice to see a fellow unexpectables fan here!
@@jusquanorthwind1016 Found them through Gaijin Goomba. I can't decide if I like Greckles, who's cool, or Borky, who's hilarious, better.
Dude, I respect the amount of time you spend finding appropriate imagery. I've been looking at that Aether squall art on my recommended for days.
This gives me vibes of something i would do in a Lucid dream, just flying through an in an infinite sky.
This was one of my favourite episodes, I always considered elemental plane of air to be the one with wasted potential, just floating rocks, but this opened my eyes. Also, I dunno if somoene mentioned it, but there is a silent, constant sound in your recording that makes ears burn after a while of listening with headphones.
Oh thank gods someone else hears it. I thought my headphones were breaking
Ive always struggled with describing the different planes uniquely to my players, but your videos really help me to visualize how it must be on one of these plains. I hope they keep coming, they are always great to listen to while thinking!
Damn, I've never been this early to anything in my life. Hella 👌 This is exactly what I needed right now
Re freaking tweet
Man oh man this is the kind of video you make that just makes me want to set a whole campaign around a concept, creature, or location. Please keep it up, and do more videos about things within the Boundless Blue!!!
Thank you so, so much. My party is gonna be diving into the plane of air soon and I really needed this. Can’t wait to come back with my notes ready to write things down.
I’ve been so excited for this video because I wanted to run a campaign arc in the Elemental Plane of Air using a new set of characters. Thank you so much!
What I take from this video as a follower of Karsus is that I finally have away to learn that 12th lvl spell, If I can find that sphinx.
Hmm sounds like you got too close... We have to make you insane now
@@SuperLololol09 Eh, Mind Fortress or a wish ring to become immune to psychic damage and your fine.
@@archmagemc3561 Only if a 9th level spell is enough to stop Mystra
@@tomc.5704 A level 5 spell is enough to stop Mystra. Legend Lore that +5 god killing dagger and shank her with it. Its how she died the 2nd time.
@@archmagemc3561 Afaik she already killed at least 3 times in the lore. The first by Karsus, the second by Helm, the third by Sharr & Cyric.
This is where I always figured Rhexx's home plain was.
Oh wow the Air Dukes of Aaqui were mentioned. I didn't think they would come up, or really remember that they existed, but I think they were mentioned in the Kenku and Aaracokra origin stories. I didn't know they were so crucial in the story of the Multiverse.
also I notice there are members of the Cult of the Dragon in the end slate, so I take it the dragon there is going to undergo the ritual to become a Dracolich?
So glad we got this before the elemental plane of earth
In Dooku's voice: I've been looking forward to this
_Welcome to skylands, young portal master_
Remember, the enemy's gate is down.
Great video about great plane. I'm DMing a Candlekeep module today about freeing a djinn. And he will take the pcs to elemental plane of air in the ending to show how awesome it is.
Been watching your videos for about 2 years, the other day I finally played D&D for the first time. That was the most fun I’ve ever had.
"Falling in whatever direction you want"
We're falling. With style
Sounds like so much fun
You don't even know how perfect the timing was for this. I am DMing a session in the Air Elemental Plane next sunday and this is probably going to save my butt! :D
Nice stuff. Anybody else reminded of Skyrim's Stalhrim when the Eternal Ice was mentioned? Lots of cool stuff in the Plane of Air.
And now I imagine the Fantasia part where you see the flying whales, and that makes me love the Elemental Plane of Air even more.
Love these videos on the planes dude, you descriptions let me see them in my minds eye which a wonderful skill. Your players are lucky to have you as a DM sir. Thanks for the content :)
For a while now this has been my go-to channel for information on D&D, I don't see that changing in the foreseeable future.
This sounds like a very fun place to be, in comparison to other realms
Wouldn't you rather be drowned, roasted or crushed than float in an endless beautiful sky
Dude when I first saw this channel I started college. Now I own a house and have just graduated with two degrees. Love seeing this channel still making great videos
Stormlight Archives flying be like:
Excellent series, you have good taste.
@@lordoftheninth786 as do you
I was thinking this too lol
I was hoping you would make this video soon because I’m gonna be dming a campaign set in the elemental plane of air next week. Glad to see it out
I've been using your D&D playlist as a sleep aid your voice is calming. Been following you since your Skyrim videos thanks for being you 🌟
I think trying to "fall with style" In the plane of air would be the most interesting application of the perception skill
I've been working on a campaign setting where the elemental plane of air was mixed into the material plane, and this was super helpful!
Absolutely fantastic! I’ve been especially enjoying these plane focused videos. Keep it up Rhexx, this is great stuff!
I love to hear about The Wind Dukes of Aaqa
Ok that last bit about the queen and her warriors is freaking awesome.
Great video, I love the planes series. Grim Hollow has really come a long way. I can't wait!
I am *absolutely* intrigued by the mention of the 4 winged wizard Sphinx
Nice ! These videos about the planes are so damn cool ! You're a genius communicator, Rhexx
I was planning on making an Air Genasi Druid who was born and raised in the Plane of Elemental Air so this video really helped with his backstory! Thanks!
I recognized that poem! I like how the 3.5 Manual of the Planes made a poem for each plane
Thank you man. I had no idea about any of this and now that I know it,damn the writing ideas!
I love this series MrRhexx, please keep doing content for as long as you can because I really learn a lot from what you do. Much love 💙💙
In a few of my campaigns the elimental planes are stacked in this order Air, Water, Earth, and Fire. Now with this the planes have borders and will occasionally create chunks of itself within any other plane
Always impressed by your extensive research! Great video!
Hey @MrRhexx,
I very much enjoy your videos and like to leave them playing for hours on end immersing myself to your beautiful storytelling of DnD's world.
JFYI This video has a high pitched ringing sound througout the whole video and makes watching the video very hard. I tested this video on multiple devices and the ring is present in all, so the issue with the video itself.
Favorite character I ever had was a monk-cleric-assassin with the air and healing domains
Listening to many of the features reminds me of the game Sunless Skies, in a good way. It's basically like if space and the Plane of Air were mixed/the same thing, with a lot of earthmotes, gods and epic-scale creatures and forces in an endless airy void, and Victorian Britain tried to conquer it with giant steam locomotives instead of ships. It's as weird and awesome as it sounds if not moreso.
See this, this is the coolest damn thing I have heard in my entire life. Should I ever figure out that whole lucid dreaming thing, I know where I'm spending my time
I feel like I've been waiting forever for this. Bless you Rhexx 🙏
I know this is not the right video or anything, but I have a Rogue in a campaign who is now known as "The Unicorn". Well, sort of, no one knows that it's him.
And it's purely because one of my friends saw your video about Unicorns and decided it would be a good title because of the idioms you had referenced in it, as he had repeatedly completely evaded capture or even detection from guards, other thieves, assassins and even a couple of Wizards.
That said, I love your videos, great stuff to pop onto a speaker and just going about my chores. Keep it up!
Thank you for finally explaining how a superhero landing makes sense!
Nice!!👍👍. You just helped me add to my homebrew I'm making! Good stuff, keep it up!
Oh I'm lacking something inside alright. Lightning.
Ima turn this place into the largest thunderstorm you've ever seen if I have to literally eat storm gods to do it!
What if there was a ship that makes lightning floating around maned by haft storm giants?
Theirs acutaly a qusi elemental plane of lightning
this is one of the best series so far!
Building an air genasi monk rn and your stuff is mighty helpful anytime I want to lock up a new race - thank you so much Rhexx! (:
when you mentionned ''the strongest forces of the plane'' I was really expecting you to mention the wind dukes and I was scared that you completely forgot about them
HA! I was trying to find the creature @ 9:50 in the video until it suddenly dawned on me, that's Yorion! Damn MtG art is a great source for D&D homebrew creature art, Imma make "Yorions" an uncommon creature that roams the skies in my campaign.
This might be my favorite elemental plane. Can't wait for the follow-up vids!
Amazing video! Can't wait to see the plane of Earth! Will you make a video on how did the multiverse was formed? That would be amazing !
Finally, information every D&D fan should know
This is my favorite channel to listen to while high
Heck yeah! I was wondering when this video would be made!
No mention of the servants of the Wind Dukes, they're a pretty unknown race to be fair, dunno if you've heard of 'em, the Aarakochra?!
Can't wait to see when we get to videos talking about the Feywild and Beastlands.
im actually surprised its as calm as it is, was expecting more like the insane windspeeds of planets like jupiter
These planar videos of yours are simply amazing.
in my game there are many air elementals who see it as having dust trapped in their shape as a status symbol as dust is relatively rare in the plane of the air
I want to see a video dedicated to the city of glass like how their was one for the city brass. :) And of course ones for the other main cities of the planes.
Yes!
take a look into Tales of the Infinite Staircase, theres a section dedicated to the City of Glass from a to z
This place sounds like bliss. I'd sell my soul to be a gryphon in that place.
5:36 so like using a gravitation potion in terraria
Exactly what I was thinking, lol
(it could also be the gravity globe, but wtvr)
Getting Banished there must be scary, one moment you are in a fight, with solid ground under your feet, and the next you find yourself in a free fall, with no ground in sight for up to one whole minute...
Hearing how gravity works in that plane just makes me think of Super Mario Galaxy
@mrrhexx can you do a video going more in depth of factions and how they were found? I.e. the theives guild, the order of the gauntlet, the harpers, etc. Sorry if this video has already been made, I couldn’t find it.
Yey he listened to me! Not sure if its actually me but I did put a comment asking him to make a vid about the plane of air on one of his layest videos when it was in fact his latest video, im watching it rn!!
A Rhexx video right after work? Love to see it
All I know is that this plane is filled with airheads
Man the Azura Guard are so badass, I have to incorporate them in a campaign!
wow you said that the plane of water is the most friendly to adventurers but this seems even easier for people especially if people fly around as like a super hero then they don't need any spells to be here
Imagine how cool it would be for you to work for Wizard on official DnD lore.
I cant tell you how much I love these videos
Please tell me there has been an adventure where the party gets to the end quest monster, in the plane of Air. And a novice adventurer teleporting for the first time to the plane, comes crashing down onto the floating rock the final battle is taking place. Mid monologue.
cohesion can keep water together. using it they just got some water and brought it to other vortex and it is cycling eachother or something
Yay! Finally my favorite elemental plane, and maybe favorite of all even Ysgard and the shadowfell.
YEEEEEESSSS!!! I've been waiting for this for months!
I wanna do a avatar kinda genisi type of adventure and thank u so much for the great info. I figure if the hole team are genisi then i can roll to see who becomes the next avatar :)
Wait, quick question because this may have been something I missed: do the Aarakocra not have anything to do with the Elemental Plane of Air? I don't think I heard you mention them. Of course, maybe there just wasn't enough time to include them, but I would be interested in a video about them (maybe you've already done one already of course, which would then explain it).
Aarakocra originate from the Elemental Plane of air. That said, any Aarakocra you might encounter in the material plane could very well have been born there, and possibly never even seen the boundless blue considering their short lifespans. Then again, you only need 5 aarakocra to open a portal to it so they might very well have been there anyways.
Definite oversight considering they're a player race heavily tied to the Endless Blue being enemies of creatures of the Anvil and frequently combating them, pretty important stuff
I would be terrified and awestruck if I ever stepped foot, so to speak, into this plane.
It almost seems like a fantastical version of Neptune, if it were livable... And didn't have -200 celcius, 2200 km/h winds
When you were doing your series on the strongest monsters by CR, you mentioned that you would cover some of the creatures from other settings as well, did that idea not pan out well enough for a video or did I happen to miss it somehow?
I imagine of the things they don't tell you is the lingering threat of a barely perceptible fart wind draft lingering somewhere