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	===Aktun===		===Aktun===
	The "capital" of Axis is the district belonging to [[~~Adabar~~]], fittingly the god of cities, wealth, and civilization. Despite the Axiomites and their Godmind holding most, if not all, of the influence over the defense and construction of the city, ''De facto'' governance and rulership has fallen on Adabar's shoulders.		The "capital" of Axis is the district belonging to [[Abadar]], fittingly the god of cities, wealth, and civilization. Despite the Axiomites and their Godmind holding most, if not all, of the influence over the defense and construction of the city, ''De facto'' governance and rulership has fallen on Adabar's shoulders.

	At the district's outer edge, entrance is gained by walking through one of four immense golden archways, guarded by a colossal construct called "Lawgiver", who is capable of occupying multiple locations simultaneously, including on other planes while maintaining his vigil over the arches.		At the district's outer edge, entrance is gained by walking through one of four immense golden archways, guarded by a colossal construct called "Lawgiver", who is capable of occupying multiple locations simultaneously, including on other planes while maintaining his vigil over the arches.

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	: ''Not to be confused with "Axis" in the [[Axis & Allies]] sense''		: ''Not to be confused with "Axis" in the [[Axis & Allies]] sense''

	[[File:~~Axis map~~.jpg\|right\|~~300px~~]]		[[File:Axiz PA 2.jpg\|right\|400px]]
	'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)		'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)

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	==Locations==		==Locations==
			[[File:Axis map.jpg\|right\|300px]]
			[[File:Axis PA 1.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	===Threefold Pillars of the Axiomite Godmind===		===Threefold Pillars of the Axiomite Godmind===
	At the dead center of Axis are the three crystalline obelisks which first appeared in the wasteland and they are the largest structures in the whole city. The surface of each obelisk is marked with a constantly shifting stream of mathematical equations, which represent the Godmind's attempts at making sense of the multiverse; given that it has to contend with planes of improbable chaos, unspeakable evil, and idealistic good, this is a task that is unlikely to be ever completed unless law and order is brought to every other plane of existence, at which point the city of "Axis" will likely have grown outwards to envelop the whole maelstrom.		At the dead center of Axis are the three crystalline obelisks which first appeared in the wasteland and they are the largest structures in the whole city. The surface of each obelisk is marked with a constantly shifting stream of mathematical equations, which represent the Godmind's attempts at making sense of the multiverse; given that it has to contend with planes of improbable chaos, unspeakable evil, and idealistic good, this is a task that is unlikely to be ever completed unless law and order is brought to every other plane of existence, at which point the city of "Axis" will likely have grown outwards to envelop the whole maelstrom.

1d4chan>Saarlacfunkel at 16:53, 20 September 2020

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			: ''Not to be confused with "Axis" in the [[Axis & Allies]] sense''

	[[File:Axis map.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Axis map.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)		'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)

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	~~{{NeedsImages}}~~		[[File:Axis map.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)		'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)

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	==Inhabitants==		==Inhabitants==
	From the beginning of mortal civilization, the Godmind emerged in response, and from the Godmind came the '''Axiomites'''. They are the Lawful Neutral race of outsiders in the Pathfinder setting, and share a common goal and purpose. They are not necessarily servants of the Godmind so much as its physical incarnations and act as the caretakers and architects of the city's never-ending expansion.		[[File:Axiomite.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|An axiomite, looking like an elf with a magical skin rash.]]
			From the beginning of mortal civilization, the Godmind emerged in response, and from the Godmind came the '''Axiomites'''. These shapeshifters can choose to look like any race, but their true form is a cloud of glowing mathematical symbols and equations. They are the Lawful Neutral race of outsiders in the Pathfinder setting, and share a common goal and purpose. They are not necessarily servants of the Godmind so much as its physical incarnations and act as the caretakers and architects of the city's never-ending expansion.

	The Axiomites then created the [[Inevitable]]s in response to the first assaults by the forces of the maelstrom. This new construct race act as the guardians and enforcers of the city. They are also more likely to leave Axis for other planes where they can further the cause of law according to their own directives.		The Axiomites then created the [[Inevitable]]s in response to the first assaults by the forces of the maelstrom. This new construct race act as the guardians and enforcers of the city. They are also more likely to leave Axis for other planes where they can further the cause of law according to their own directives.

	Lawful Neutral souls and servants of native gods rise again as petitioners called the '''Remade''', who appear as perfectly formed humanoids whose bodies are inscribed with metallic writing. They are usually more intelligent than their mortal forms ''(though as petitioners likely have lost their mortal memories)'' and are completely immune to transformative magics.		Lawful Neutral souls and servants of native gods rise again as petitioners called the '''Remade''', who appear as perfectly formed humanoids whose bodies are inscribed with metallic writing. They are usually more intelligent than their mortal forms ''(though as petitioners likely have lost their mortal memories)'' and are completely immune to transformative magics.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			Aeon Axiomite.png
			Axiomite akeiron.jpg
			</gallery>

	{{Pathfinder-Planes}}		{{Pathfinder-Planes}}

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 23:28, 17 August 2020

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	'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)		'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)

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	'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology.		'''Axis''' is the [[Alignment\|Lawful Neutral]] plane in the [[Pathfinder]] [[Great Beyond]] cosmology. ([[Dungeons & Dragons\|D&D]]'s analogue to Axis is [[Mechanus]].)

	It is a utopian city of immutable law and order, acting as a border between [[Celestia\|Heaven]] and [[Baator\|Hell]] as well as being a bulwark against the chaos of the [[Limbo\|Maelstrom]].		It is a utopian city of immutable law and order, acting as a border between [[Celestia\|Heaven]] and [[Baator\|Hell]] as well as being a bulwark against the chaos of the [[Limbo\|Maelstrom]].

1d4chan>Dark Angel 2020 at 17:00, 13 January 2019

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 ==Locations==
 ===The Wasteland===
 While the city of Axis is measurably finite, the space in which it inhabits is not. Outside of the city walls the barren void that the city originated from still exists, stretching off into the infinite where it becomes virtually indistinguishable from the Maelstrom. From this wasteland the city gets routinely assaulted by the forces of the chaotic Proteans and abyssal demons, the results of which eventually created the Inevitables to be used as servitors and guards by the Axiomites. The city has also weathered assaults from the primordial titans and the battle scars are still visible from the walls of the city.

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Inhabitants

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	From the beginning of mortal civilization, the Godmind emerged in response, and from the Godmind came the '''Axiomites'''. They are the Lawful Neutral race of outsiders in the Pathfinder setting, and share a common goal and purpose. They are not necessarily servants of the Godmind so much as its physical incarnations and act as the caretakers and architects of the city's never-ending expansion.		From the beginning of mortal civilization, the Godmind emerged in response, and from the Godmind came the '''Axiomites'''. They are the Lawful Neutral race of outsiders in the Pathfinder setting, and share a common goal and purpose. They are not necessarily servants of the Godmind so much as its physical incarnations and act as the caretakers and architects of the city's never-ending expansion.

	The Axiomites ~~share their spaces with~~ the [[Inevitable]]s		The Axiomites then created the [[Inevitable]]s in response to the first assaults by the forces of the maelstrom. This new construct race act as the guardians and enforcers of the city. They are also more likely to leave Axis for other planes where they can further the cause of law according to their own directives.

			Lawful Neutral souls and servants of native gods rise again as petitioners called the '''Remade''', who appear as perfectly formed humanoids whose bodies are inscribed with metallic writing. They are usually more intelligent than their mortal forms ''(though as petitioners likely have lost their mortal memories)'' and are completely immune to transformative magics.

	{{Pathfinder-Planes}}		{{Pathfinder-Planes}}

1d4chan>Dark Angel 2020 at 16:26, 13 January 2019

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	Unlike the other [[Outer Planes]], Axis is finite in size, although to call it "small" would be a gross injustice as it encompasses an area and population equivalent to millions of other cities that would take lifetimes to cross. This means that travel across the city has to be facilitated by a network of portals. Most of the city districts are the realm of a particular deity, although many districts belong to long dead and forgotten deities, but remain standing all the same, simply adding to the size of the plane. Therefore it is presumable that although Axis is only finite, it is still growing, seeing as mortal beliefs will constantly make new concepts into concrete reality, new gods will rise and fall, and petitioners from the the material plane will continue arriving up until the cosmos eventually ends.		Unlike the other [[Outer Planes]], Axis is finite in size, although to call it "small" would be a gross injustice as it encompasses an area and population equivalent to millions of other cities that would take lifetimes to cross. This means that travel across the city has to be facilitated by a network of portals. Most of the city districts are the realm of a particular deity, although many districts belong to long dead and forgotten deities, but remain standing all the same, simply adding to the size of the plane. Therefore it is presumable that although Axis is only finite, it is still growing, seeing as mortal beliefs will constantly make new concepts into concrete reality, new gods will rise and fall, and petitioners from the the material plane will continue arriving up until the cosmos eventually ends.

	==The Wasteland==		==Locations==
	While the city of Axis is measurably finite, the space in which it inhabits is not. Outside of the city walls the barren void that the city originated from still exists. From this wasteland the city gets routinely assaulted by the forces of ~~Protean from~~ the ~~Maelstrom~~, the results of which eventually created the Inevitables to be used as servitors and guards by the Axiomites. The city has also weathered assaults from the primordial titans and the battle scars are still visible from the walls of the city.		===The Wasteland===
			While the city of Axis is measurably finite, the space in which it inhabits is not. Outside of the city walls the barren void that the city originated from still exists, stretching off into the infinite where it becomes virtually indistinguishable from the Maelstrom. From this wasteland the city gets routinely assaulted by the forces of the chaotic Proteans and abyssal demons, the results of which eventually created the Inevitables to be used as servitors and guards by the Axiomites. The city has also weathered assaults from the primordial titans and the battle scars are still visible from the walls of the city.

	==Pharasma's Spire==		===Pharasma's Spire===
	Axis is host to the pillar of quintessence that leads to the [[Boneyard]], which stands outside of the city walls and is visible from nearly all points on the plane. Unlike the [[Outlands\|Spire in D&D]] that leads to [[Sigil]], the spire of Axis is not deceptively infinite, though it is impossibly tall, and continually growing. Reaching the spire would mean leaving the city and crossing the battle scarred wasteland to the base itself, where one would find that is is encircled by a tributary of the [[Hades\|River Styx]]. The base is also surrounded by golden walls which are guarded by Inevitables, which oversee the polluted water and protect against [[Daemon (Pathfinder)\|Daemons]].		Axis is host to the pillar of quintessence that leads to the [[Boneyard]], which stands outside of the city walls and is visible from nearly all points on the plane. Unlike the [[Outlands\|Spire in D&D]] that leads to [[Sigil]], the spire of Axis is not deceptively infinite, though it is impossibly tall, and continually growing. Reaching the spire would mean leaving the city and crossing the battle scarred wasteland to the base itself, where one would find that is is encircled by a tributary of the [[Hades\|River Styx]]. The base is also surrounded by golden walls which are guarded by Inevitables, which oversee the polluted water and protect against [[Daemon (Pathfinder)\|Daemons]].

			==Inhabitants==
			From the beginning of mortal civilization, the Godmind emerged in response, and from the Godmind came the '''Axiomites'''. They are the Lawful Neutral race of outsiders in the Pathfinder setting, and share a common goal and purpose. They are not necessarily servants of the Godmind so much as its physical incarnations and act as the caretakers and architects of the city's never-ending expansion.

			The Axiomites share their spaces with the [[Inevitable]]s

	{{Pathfinder-Planes}}		{{Pathfinder-Planes}}