No, we aren't on Toril anymore.

There is so much more to fantasy than quaint little villges, majestic castles, musty dungeons, and the commonplace tavern. How about whole other worlds to explore? From the bizarre worlds of the Planescape settings to the farflung corners of the multiverse to alien planets, Dungeons and Dragons can encompass it all. Bored of sailing ships? What will the players say when the journey to their next destination in a seahawk? Been there and done that in Waterdeep or Suzail? How about touring the shops of Skyhome, or a sojourn in Ammonite? Tired of elf and dwarf PCs? Try a Dilbian!

	Air - Here is Skyhome, a mainly planar human settlement on the Elemental Plane of Air I created for Planescape type adventures. I have detailed some elements of the city and several races and creatures unique to the settlement.
	Eden - One of the more difficult articles to produce, a friend and I adapted the sentient, biotechnology ships and stations from the excellent science fiction series written by Peter F. Hamilton, known as the Night's Dawn Trilogy, beginning with the Reality Dysfunction. Here, you can find AD&D stats for voidhawks, our adapation a seahawk, and the famous habitats from that setting. Also the article contains a general write up on Edenism and the ability of Affinity.
	Innerplanes - Other, somewhat less detailed, burgs and settlements for Planescape-style adventuring on the Planes of Water, Earth, Fire, and Ice.
	Peponi - Mike Resnick's excellent novel, Paradise, gave us the Peponi, a proud warrior race of the tropical savannas of a distant, alien world. I present here information for their use as a PC or NPC race.
	Dougal Dixon's After Man - A Zoology of the Future is a work of speculative zoology that explores the Earth 50 million years into the future, one in which man and his descendents have utterly vanished. Instead, those creatures that were able to survive the reign of man spread and flourished, creating entire new species. Bats became large land predators, rats became carnivorous, and other strange life forms developed. Here, I offer what I hope are playable AD&D versions of the various creatures he described. (Framed)
	After Man PC Races - Click the button to view two player character races for a campaign based on Dougal Dixon's After Man. Here, you can find the meachings (a sentient rodent race descended from lemmings) and the khiffah (a race of intelligent and interesting sentient monkeys).
	Mazaron's New PC Races

No, we aren't on Toril anymore.

Mazaron's New PC Races