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Rekindin
Acolyte

USA
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Posted - 21 Mar 2003 :  16:28:17  Show Profile  Visit Rekindin's Homepage Send Rekindin a Private Message  Reply with Quote  Delete Topic
I need someone to tell me about the planes(explain what they are and how they are in order).

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zemd
Master of Realmslore

France
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Posted - 21 Mar 2003 :  17:08:22  Show Profile Send zemd a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Planes are new worlds, alternate realities and other dimensions. They can also be the homes of powerful entities.
Each plane is effectively its own universe with its own natural laws. There are different type of planes:
-Material: The most familiar (ex: Toril)
-Transitive: This planes are used to getting from one to another.
-Inner: Also called planes of power. They are made of a single energy or element that overwhelms all others.
-Outer: Homes of being of great power, also called the godly planes. They tend to have alignement. They are also the final restings place of spirits from the material plane.
-Demiplanes: They are extra dimensionnal spaces, that works like planes but have limited access and size. (Like Ravenloft which is the Demiplane of Terror)

If you need more info, i can. But it's a little bit long to write so i stop for now
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Targon Moonrise
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Posted - 22 Mar 2003 :  00:25:26  Show Profile  Visit Targon Moonrise's Homepage Send Targon Moonrise a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Mystra's home plane is called Nirvana. That's all I know.

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zemd
Master of Realmslore

France
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Posted - 22 Mar 2003 :  14:41:02  Show Profile Send zemd a Private Message  Reply with Quote
For Mystra's Homeplane i have Dweomerheart. Maybe it means it means the same thing, i don't understand this word
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Targon Moonrise
Learned Scribe

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Posted - 22 Mar 2003 :  20:09:58  Show Profile  Visit Targon Moonrise's Homepage Send Targon Moonrise a Private Message  Reply with Quote
In "Shadowdale" the first book of the Avatar Trilogy, it makes a couple references to Mystra's home plane. She kept longing for it.

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zemd
Master of Realmslore

France
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Posted - 22 Mar 2003 :  20:36:35  Show Profile Send zemd a Private Message  Reply with Quote
What does Dweomerheart means?
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MidNight
Acolyte

Netherlands
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Posted - 22 Mar 2003 :  21:27:34  Show Profile  Visit MidNight's Homepage Send MidNight a Private Message  Reply with Quote
So in which category belongs the fugue plane? And the elemental planes? Do they belong to the inner planes?

About Dweomerheart. I don't know exactly what it means. I only know that it's place on a realm called Eronia, the Land of Rugged Peace on the plane Elysium that means as much as 'Plane of Untarnished Good'.

I believe that Mystra once dwelled on Nirvana, but not anymore. I don't know what's the story behind that exactly.

Love magic for itself. Do not treat it just as a weapon to reshape the world to your will. True wisdom is knowing when not to use magic. Strive to use magic less as your powers develop, for often the threat or promise of its use outstrips is actual performance. Magic is an Art, the Gift of the Lady, and those who wield it are privileged it the extreme. Conduct yourself humbly, not proudly, while being mindful of this. Use the Art deftly and efficiently, not carelessly and recklessly. Seek always to learn and create new magic.

Edited by - MidNight on 22 Mar 2003 21:28:50
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zemd
Master of Realmslore

France
1103 Posts

Posted - 22 Mar 2003 :  21:33:00  Show Profile Send zemd a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by MidNight

So in which category belongs the fugue plane? And the elemental planes? Do they belong to the inner planes?

About Dweomerheart. I don't know exactly what it means. I only know that it's place on a realm called Eronia, the Land of Rugged Peace on the plane Elysium that means as much as 'Plane of Untarnished Good'.

I believe that Mystra once dwelled on Nirvana, but not anymore. I don't know what's the story behind that exactly.



The elemental planes belong to the inner planes.
I don't find any reference to the "fugue" plan.
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Drummer Boy
Senior Scribe

USA
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Posted - 23 Mar 2003 :  16:55:24  Show Profile  Visit Drummer Boy's Homepage Send Drummer Boy a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by zemd

quote:
Originally posted by MidNight

So in which category belongs the fugue plane? And the elemental planes? Do they belong to the inner planes?

About Dweomerheart. I don't know exactly what it means. I only know that it's place on a realm called Eronia, the Land of Rugged Peace on the plane Elysium that means as much as 'Plane of Untarnished Good'.

I believe that Mystra once dwelled on Nirvana, but not anymore. I don't know what's the story behind that exactly.



The elemental planes belong to the inner planes.
I don't find any reference to the "fugue" plan.



The fugue plane is where souls go after they die before they are taken to their god's plane or taken to be tortured if they did not worship a god.
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Bookwyrm
Great Reader

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Posted - 23 Mar 2003 :  20:06:44  Show Profile  Visit Bookwyrm's Homepage Send Bookwyrm a Private Message  Reply with Quote
A dwoemer is a spell or enchantment. (It's one of the very few words in English starting with "dw," but you won't find it in a standard Modern English dictionary.) So it would mean Spellheart. (I like that one better.)

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zemd
Master of Realmslore

France
1103 Posts

Posted - 23 Mar 2003 :  21:55:43  Show Profile Send zemd a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I didn't find the fugue plane in Manual of the Plane. Is it a FR created plane? (that's what i believe)
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The_Mirt
Acolyte

USA
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Posted - 24 Mar 2003 :  13:10:21  Show Profile  Visit The_Mirt's Homepage Send The_Mirt a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I do believe that the Fuge plane was only FR. It was basically a plane that all souls went to that died in FR, and the gods would come and gather the souls that followed them.
I do also believe that Kelemvore and his Church reside on this plane. Because any 'false' souls that did not believe in a god, were stacked into the wall around his domain.

~Mirt
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zemd
Master of Realmslore

France
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Posted - 25 Mar 2003 :  00:04:52  Show Profile Send zemd a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Hehehe, it's a demiplane: page 251 of "Waterdeep"
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Leona
Acolyte

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Posted - 20 May 2003 :  08:20:25  Show Profile  Visit Leona's Homepage Send Leona a Private Message  Reply with Quote
The Fugue Plain is the empty area outside the Crystal Spire of Kelemvor. In terms of the Manual of the Planes, Kelemvor's realm is in The Gray Waste or Hades (to those more familiar with earlier eds of MOTP). Kelemvor's church are not living in this domain, contrary to what Mirt says. Rather, the Crystal Spire's inhabitants are Kelemvor's faithful, the Faithless and the False. The False are not stacked in the wall either. That was the Faithless. The False are to undergo torture, supervised by Kel's faithful.

As for Dweomerheart, since some say it is in Nirvana, some say it is in Elysium, let me clarify

Before TOT, Mystra's alignment was LN. Her home plane was in Mechanus (Nirvana to earlier eds). After TOT where Midnight ascended, her alignment shifted to NG. This resulted in Dweomerheart in Elysium.

After all that, here is to answer the original question of the post (at least for the outer planes)

The Outer Planes are arranged in a wheel, with the centre, the Outlands (Concordant Opposition). Here then is a list of the planes, clockwise order, starting from Mechanus. I will list the old names behind with alignment. If I am wrong, please correct me.

Mechanus (Nirvana) LN
Arcadia LNG
Mount Celestia (Seven Heavens)LG
Bytopia (Twin Paradise)LGN
Elysium NG
The Beastlands CGN
Arvandor (Olympus) CG
Gladshelm CNG
Limbo CN
Pandemonium CNE
Abyss CE
Gehenna CEN
The Gray Waste (Hades)NE
Carceri (Tarterus) LEN
Baator (The 9 Hells)LE
Acheron LNE
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The Sage
Procrastinator Most High

Australia
31774 Posts

Posted - 20 May 2003 :  08:40:09  Show Profile Send The Sage a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Leona said -
quote:
The Outer Planes are arranged in a wheel, with the centre, the Outlands (Concordant Opposition). Here then is a list of the planes, clockwise order, starting from Mechanus. I will list the old names behind with alignment. If I am wrong, please correct me.

Mechanus (Nirvana) LN
Arcadia LNG
Mount Celestia (Seven Heavens)LG
Bytopia (Twin Paradise)LGN
Elysium NG
The Beastlands CGN
Arvandor (Olympus) CG
Gladshelm CNG
Limbo CN
Pandemonium CNE
Abyss CE
Gehenna CEN
The Gray Waste (Hades)NE
Carceri (Tarterus) LEN
Baator (The 9 Hells)LE
Acheron LNE

That's pretty much all correct.

It's the Great Ring (of portals) that connect all the Outer Planes into the so-called Great Wheel, with the Outlands (Concordant Opposition), the Spire and Sigil all sitting in the center of it all.

This is reminding me that my next Planescape gaming session is tomorrow night.

Thanks Leona.

Good learning...



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Leona
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Posted - 20 May 2003 :  08:46:43  Show Profile  Visit Leona's Homepage Send Leona a Private Message  Reply with Quote
If I am not wrong, there is no product that describes Planescape in 3rd Ed. The closest is the Book of Vile Darkness which describes the Baator and the Abyss, along with the princes and archdevils. Any products out there that specifically targets the stuff like the archons, the aasimons, the modrons etc? Seems like the lower planes generate more interest than the upper ones.
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The Sage
Procrastinator Most High

Australia
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Posted - 20 May 2003 :  08:52:41  Show Profile Send The Sage a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Leona said -
quote:
If I am not wrong, there is no product that describes Planescape in 3rd Ed. The closest is the Book of Vile Darkness which describes the Baator and the Abyss, along with the princes and archdevils. Any products out there that specifically targets the stuff like the archons, the aasimons, the modrons etc? Seems like the lower planes generate more interest than the upper ones.
You might want to check http://www.planewalker.com/index.asp, for details concerning Planescape 3rd Edition. It might be interesting for you.

Good learning...



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zemd
Master of Realmslore

France
1103 Posts

Posted - 20 May 2003 :  09:01:03  Show Profile Send zemd a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I only played Planescape: Torment. It's a good game, but i think that the Universe of Planescape holds a lot of possibilities. I'm glad they decided to make a 3e edition
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