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Created page with "A '''crepature''' is a connection between planes that unlike a portal does not allow free travel between them, but makes spontaneous transfer from one of the planes to another possible or likely under certain circumstances. A crepature is often thought of as an overlap of planes, or a place where the planes are very close to each other, although it doesn't actually necessarily involve literal physical proximity. Crepatures are usually invisible, though sometimes it..." |
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Latest revision as of 01:29, 3 March 2024
A crepature is a connection between planes that unlike a portal does not allow free travel between them, but makes spontaneous transfer from one of the planes to another possible or likely under certain circumstances. A crepature is often thought of as an overlap of planes, or a place where the planes are very close to each other, although it doesn't actually necessarily involve literal physical proximity. Crepatures are usually invisible, though sometimes it's possible to see a faint overlay of the plane on the other "side".
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