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* The [[Plane of Waters]] also known as [[Aq'rilom]] and the Realm in the Depths. |
* The [[Plane of Waters]] also known as [[Aq'rilom]] and the Realm in the Depths. |
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| − | * The [[Plane of Air]] also known as [[Azr |
+ | * The [[Plane of Air]] also known as [[Azr'tas]] and the Domain of Flight. |
| − | * The [[Plane of Earth]] also known as [[Korr |
+ | * The [[Plane of Earth]] also known as [[Korr'atran]] and the Empire of Stone. |
''See also [[Cosmology]].'' |
''See also [[Cosmology]].'' |
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Revision as of 21:41, 25 Neur'ji 2005
Overview
There are four Elemental Planes, each manifesting a specific element: Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. They are in many respects similar to the elemental planes of the core D&D cosmology, but they have their differences. In the "planar structure" of the "multiverse", certain planes are closer to Polaqu than others, and therefore exert their characteristics more directly on it. On each elemental plane, spells with the descriptor of the relavent alignment are empowered, and opposite alignment spells are impeded. Also, each plane is slightly oriented toward a particular alignment.
The Elemental Planes
The elemental planes are:
- The Plane of Fire also known as Fer'ard and the Kingdom of Flames.
- The Plane of Waters also known as Aq'rilom and the Realm in the Depths.
- The Plane of Air also known as Azr'tas and the Domain of Flight.
- The Plane of Earth also known as Korr'atran and the Empire of Stone.
See also Cosmology.