Outer Planes is a collective term used to describe a subset of the known planes of existence in various cosmology models. The term refers to the placement of the planes being the outermost concentric sphere that made up the multiverse in the Great Wheel cosmology model. The term continued to be used in the World Tree cosmology model but referred to a different set of planes. Outer Planes could refer to:
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| - Outer Planes is a collective term used to describe a subset of the known planes of existence in various cosmology models. The term refers to the placement of the planes being the outermost concentric sphere that made up the multiverse in the Great Wheel cosmology model. The term continued to be used in the World Tree cosmology model but referred to a different set of planes. Outer Planes could refer to:
- Each one of the Outer Planes represents an alignment, except for True Neutral. In this respect, Polaqu represents the alignment of True Neutral. The Outer Planes rotate around Polaqu in an irregular manner. Each is evenly spaced from the other. When the Outer Planes are aligned with the alignments of the stationary Elemental Planes, Polaqu is typically a more peaceful place. When the alignments conflict, war ensues. Polaqu is currently submerged in a conflicting arrangement. On each Outer Plane, magic with the descriptors of the relevant alignments are enhanced, and opposite alignments are impeded. One pecularity of the Outer Planes is that regular inhabitants can be found on every one of them. These inhabitants have alignments that are usually that of their plane, and at most one step off
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| - Outer Planes is a collective term used to describe a subset of the known planes of existence in various cosmology models. The term refers to the placement of the planes being the outermost concentric sphere that made up the multiverse in the Great Wheel cosmology model. The term continued to be used in the World Tree cosmology model but referred to a different set of planes. Outer Planes could refer to:
* These seventeen planes of the Great Wheel cosmology model: 1.
* The Abyss 2.
* Acheron 3.
* Arcadia 4.
* Concordant Opposition/Outlands 5.
* Elysium 6.
* Gehenna 7.
* Gladsheim/Ysgard 8.
* Hades/The Gray Waste 9.
* Happy Hunting Grounds/Beastlands 10.
* Limbo 11.
* The Nine Hells/Baator 12.
* Nirvana/Mechanus 13.
* Olympus/Arborea/Arvandor 14.
* Pandemonium 15.
* Seven Heavens/Mount Celestia 16.
* Tarterus/Carceri 17.
* Twin Paradises/Bytopia
* These twenty six planes of the World Tree cosmology model: 1.
* The Abyss 2.
* Arvandor 3.
* The Barrens of Doom and Despair 4.
* Blood Rift 5.
* Brightwater 6.
* Clangor 7.
* Deep Caverns 8.
* The Demonweb Pits 9.
* Dragon Eyrie 10.
* Dwarfhome 11.
* Dweomerheart 12.
* Fated Depths 13.
* Fury's Heart 14.
* The Gates of the Moon 15.
* Golden Hills 16.
* Green Fields 17.
* Hammergrim 18.
* Heliopolis 19.
* The House of Knowledge 20.
* The House of Nature 21.
* The House of the Triad 22.
* Jotunheim 23.
* The Nine Hells 24.
* Nishrek 25.
* The Supreme Throne 26.
* Warrior's Rest
* Incorrectly refer to the Astral dominions of the World Axis cosmology.
- Each one of the Outer Planes represents an alignment, except for True Neutral. In this respect, Polaqu represents the alignment of True Neutral. The Outer Planes rotate around Polaqu in an irregular manner. Each is evenly spaced from the other. When the Outer Planes are aligned with the alignments of the stationary Elemental Planes, Polaqu is typically a more peaceful place. When the alignments conflict, war ensues. Polaqu is currently submerged in a conflicting arrangement. On each Outer Plane, magic with the descriptors of the relevant alignments are enhanced, and opposite alignments are impeded. One pecularity of the Outer Planes is that regular inhabitants can be found on every one of them. These inhabitants have alignments that are usually that of their plane, and at most one step off on either one or both axes. For these people, "normal" traits are those of their home planes. For instance, a native of Malebolge would be weaker on Polaqu because of the Light Gravity of Malebolge.
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