In building the background for my "Warforged" player I have been deep diving into the Gith history and mythology and suddenly realised something.
Am I right in thinking that, in terms of the material plane, the Githyanki live much much longer then the Githzerai due to the influence of the astral plane? From what I can read Limbo does not have the time altering effects that the Astral plane does and therefore the Githzerai die after about 100 years real time, where as a 40 year old Githyanki could in fact be be many many centuries older?
a time also does not work in limbo so yes and no depending on the anarchs mood
https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Limbo according to the old versions of DnD Limbo did run at normal time, unlike the astral plane. has that been retconned in the 5th Ed books, if it is I have missed it?
I might have limbo be timeless in my universe anyway as it kind of works, or at least run much much slower.
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In building the background for my "Warforged" player I have been deep diving into the Gith history and mythology and suddenly realised something.
Am I right in thinking that, in terms of the material plane, the Githyanki live much much longer then the Githzerai due to the influence of the astral plane? From what I can read Limbo does not have the time altering effects that the Astral plane does and therefore the Githzerai die after about 100 years real time, where as a 40 year old Githyanki could in fact be be many many centuries older?
a time also does not work in limbo so yes and no depending on the anarchs mood
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https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Limbo according to the old versions of DnD Limbo did run at normal time, unlike the astral plane. has that been retconned in the 5th Ed books, if it is I have missed it?
I might have limbo be timeless in my universe anyway as it kind of works, or at least run much much slower.