The staff of the Poison Pie Publishing House continue their art project in which they render scenes from beloved books in shrinky dink form. In an earlier edition, we translated into shrinky dink form four creatures illustrated by Tony DiTerlizzi for 2^nd Edition Dungeons & Dragons books related to the Planescape multiverse campaign setting. On this page, we follow up with four extraplanar women interpreted by Tony DiTerlizzi for Planescape.

An aasimar is a mortal who has traces of angelic blood in their heritage. The original source for this aasimar is the Planescape Monstrous Compendium II (TSR, 1995, p. 7).

There is an aasimar named Anxo that has visited the premises of the Poison Pie Publishing House on and off over the past decade. Some information on his various appearances is provided below.

• name: Anxo, an insurance clerk
• creator: David J. Keffer
• published appearances:
  • The Portable Library of Hong Samud (2015)
  • The Augur in the Arbor Inn (2015)
  • A Bestiary of East Tennessee (2015)
• other blog appearances:
  • shrinky dink
  • fingerpuppet
  • flyer (2015)
  • character sheet (Aasimar Investigator)
  • Numismatists of the Great Wheel (RPG module; 2014)

An eladrin is an elf from an extraplanar realm. In the D&D 2^nd edition Planescape books, eladrin hail from the plane of Arborea. This realm was later called the Feywild, a term first introduced in the D&D 4^th edition book The Manual of the Planes. The original source for this eladrin is the Planescape Monstrous Compendium II (TSR, 1995, p. 29).

There is an eladrin named Lillian that used to visit the premises of the Poison Pie Publishing House in years past. Some information on her various appearances is provided below.

• name: Lillian, an Eladrin Ranger
• creator: Ruth Marie Keffer
• published appearances:
  • The Mushroomnomicon (2013)
• other blog appearances:
  • shrinky dink
  • fingerpuppet
  • pencil i
  • pencil ii
  • LEGO
  • LEGO with bling galore
  • character sheet (Eladrin Ranger)
  • more versions

An asura is a chaotic good aligned being from extraplanar realms. In the D&D 2^nd edition Planescape books, asura roamed the planes of the Beastlands, Arborea and Ysgard. The original source for this asura is the A Player's Guide to Conflict (p. 5) and Monstrous Supplement (p. 4), which were both contained within the Planes of Conflict boxed set (TSR, 1995).

To the best of our memory, this is the first appearance of an asura on the premises of the Poison Pie Publishing House.

A shrinky dink mobile on an overcast December morning at the Poison Pie Publishing House.

In years past, the staff of the Poison Pie Publishing House have assembled other online resources relevant to this gallery. They include

• A Survey of One Hundred Bestiaries
• A Collection of Planescape Covers & Posters

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