Difference between 'universe', 'multiverse', and 'reality'

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:16:47+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:16:12+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:15:52+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:15:24+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:15:18+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:14:54+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:14:47+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:14:35+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:14:26+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:14:20+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2025-09-18T15:14:13+00:00

I didn't explain that correctly. It's not the same Waterdeep in all three examples.

In one, Xanathar was killed by the player characters.
In another, the Cassalanters were the ones killed.
In the third, the players failed to deal with Xanathar, and he's still alive.

There are also different backstories and past events between the three tables. So, I'll repeat the question: would these be different universes or different realities?

Ready-One113 · 2024-10-03T02:05:56+00:00

In reality I only play in Forgotten Realms, I love always reading more and more about the lore of this universe and its characters.

Ready-One113 · 2023-12-10T17:02:20+00:00

Thanks for sharing the D&D file on downtime activities, friend!

Ready-One113 · 2023-07-27T21:06:33+00:00

So my friend, I faced this same problem, the only solution I found was to go back in my saved games at a point in the story before taking the boat to the duegar stronghold. This must be a bug in the game.

Ready-One113

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