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[[Bel]], the plane and prison of the Corrupted Ones. | [[Bel]], the plane and prison of the Corrupted Ones. | ||
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[[Outlands]], an astral realm, ruled by [[Outsider|The Outsider]]. | [[Outlands]], an astral realm, ruled by [[Outsider|The Outsider]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:37, 2 November 2020
Introduction
In total, there are five major planes, and a few minor. Most of the planes known were created by the Light-God Venadak, whose power over Order and Creation allowed him to bind and separate realities. Due to the nature of Divinity, the Gods have been able to alter planes to their will - often based on their domains - and make them a home for them, their interests, and their will. It is through these powers that Atharen came to be, in fact, forged by what appears to be a desire to imprint themselves upon the world. Below is an index of the major planes.
The Planes
Muid, the original home of the Adac, and Living Gods.
Bel, the plane and prison of the Corrupted Ones.
Outlands, an astral realm, ruled by The Outsider.
Reverie, the dream realm, ruled by Kyrikain.
And then, Atharen itself, which is the setting of our story.
