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Sigil

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	==List of Demiplanes==		==List of Demiplanes==
	===[[Sigil]]===		===[[Sigil]]===
	While Sigil is part of the [[Outlands]] and can be seen at the top of the spire in the center, it isn't actually possible to reach Sigil from the Outlands without using a portal and it is not considered to be a layer of the plane. So it might be best ~~described~~ as a demiplane.		While Sigil is part of the [[Outlands]] and can be seen at the top of the spire in the center, it isn't actually possible to reach Sigil from the Outlands without using a portal and it is not considered to be a layer of the plane. So [[Skub\|idiots <s>it might be best</s> describe<s>d</s> it]] as a demiplane.

	===[[Demiplane of Dread]]===		===[[Demiplane of Dread]]===

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	===Demiplane of Imprisonment===		===Demiplane of Imprisonment===
	A legendary plane ruled by horrifically powerful and evil beings left over from a time when they ruled over much of the universe before a great war where the great powers of the various alignments were forced to ally together to defeat them. This evil force probably came from the [[Far Realm]], though this was written before the [[Far Realm]] was added to the cosmology.		A legendary plane ruled by horrifically powerful and evil beings left over from a time when they ruled over much of the universe before a great war where the great powers of the various alignments were forced to ally together to defeat them. This evil force probably came from the [[Far Realm]], though this was written before the [[Far Realm]] was added to the cosmology.

	===The Mazes===		===The Mazes===
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	===The Black Abyss===		===The Black Abyss===
	A mysterious plane that is constantly decaying but seems to be in a weird equilibrium. The outer most layer of the demiplane is a series of caverns made of white stone lit by bright lights that feed the vegetation in this cavern. As you get closer to the center of the plane, the ethereal plane breaks down and may drop you into solid stone or into a cavern with no exits if you are unlucky. The center of the plane is massive hollow area full of swirling red clouds and red lightning with white stone bridges stretching towards the very center. Time and space become extremely distorted and magic starts failing the further you travel along the bridges. Pieces of the bridges are constantly breaking off and falling into the center and yet they never completely disappear. The very center appears to be a black hole which nobody knows what it leads to as nobody has been able to safely reach it. In one of the caverns are a pair of statues with the words "TIME" and "SPACE" written on them, and an obelisk with strange writing in between them.		A mysterious plane that is constantly decaying but seems to be in a weird equilibrium. The outer most layer of the demiplane is a series of caverns made of white stone lit by bright lights that feed the vegetation in this cavern. As you get closer to the center of the plane, the ethereal plane breaks down and may drop you into solid stone or into a cavern with no exits if you are unlucky. The center of the plane is massive hollow area full of swirling red clouds and red lightning with white stone bridges stretching towards the very center. Time and space become extremely distorted and magic starts failing the further you travel along the bridges. Pieces of the bridges are constantly breaking off and falling into the center and yet they never completely disappear. The very center appears to be a black hole which nobody knows what it leads to as nobody has been able to safely reach it. In one of the caverns are a pair of statues with the words "TIME" and "SPACE" written on them, and an obelisk with strange writing in between them.

	===The Boundless===		===The Boundless===
	A 3000 mile wide plane of crystal islands and gelatinous oceans. The first time you visit the plane, drinking from the ocean will heal your wounds, the second time you visit, drinking from the ocean will make you younger, but anybody who visits the plane again after this is never seen again, and if you have drunk from the plane twice you will constantly run into the edge of it while on the ethereal plane, making a third visit hard to avoid. The plane is guarded by a being named Asahel, who gives a warning to anybody who approaches the plane for the first time. The warning she gives seems to imply that third time visitors are enslaved forever. Asahel refuses to answer any questions and she respawns if she is killed. While you are on the plane, time does not pass outside, and on a second visit, all evidence of your previous visit will be gone.		A 3000 mile wide plane of crystal islands and gelatinous oceans. The first time you visit the plane, drinking from the ocean will heal your wounds, the second time you visit, drinking from the ocean will make you younger, but anybody who visits the plane again after this is never seen again, and if you have drunk from the plane twice you will constantly run into the edge of it while on the ethereal plane, making a third visit hard to avoid. The plane is guarded by a being named Asahel, who gives a warning to anybody who approaches the plane for the first time. The warning she gives seems to imply that third time visitors are enslaved forever. Asahel refuses to answer any questions and she respawns if she is killed. While you are on the plane, time does not pass outside, and on a second visit, all evidence of your previous visit will be gone.

	===The Demiplane of Moil (The City that Waits)===		===The Demiplane of Moil (The City that Waits)===
	Moil was once a city on the world of [[Ranais]] that ~~worshiped~~ [[Orcus]], but when they turned away from worshiping him he was enraged and put a curse on the city that made the whole population fall asleep until the sun rose, then banished the city to a demiplane so the sun would never rise for them. The citizens eventually all died in their sleep and were later enslaved as undead by [[Acererak]], who discovered the plane and used them to construct his fortress outside of the demiplane. The city is haunted by a being called the Vestige (no relation to the [[Vestige\|Vestiges]] that [[Binder\|Binders]] summon), who is formed from the nightmares of all the people who died there. The plane consists of floating towers connected by bridges with a constant lightning storm above and crossing the ~~boarder~~ of the demiplane drops you into the Negative Energy Plane, which the demiplane itself has several of the traits of.		Moil was once a city on the world of [[Ranais]] that worshipped [[Orcus]], but when they turned away from worshiping him he was enraged and put a curse on the city that made the whole population fall asleep until the sun rose, then banished the city to a demiplane so the sun would never rise for them. The citizens eventually all died in their sleep and were later enslaved as undead by [[Acererak]], who discovered the plane and used them to construct his fortress outside of the demiplane. The city is haunted by a being called the Vestige (no relation to the [[Vestige\|Vestiges]] that [[Binder\|Binders]] summon), who is formed from the nightmares of all the people who died there. The plane consists of floating towers connected by bridges with a constant lightning storm above and crossing the border of the demiplane drops you into the Negative Energy Plane, which the demiplane itself has several of the traits of.
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	Moil 31.jpg		Moil 31.jpg

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The Demiplane of Moil (The City that Waits)

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	===The Demiplane of Moil (The City that Waits)===		===The Demiplane of Moil (The City that Waits)===
	Moil was once a city on the world of [[Ranais]] that worshiped [[Orcus]], but when they turned away from worshiping him he was enraged and put a curse on the city that made the whole population fall asleep until the sun rose, then banished the city to a demiplane so the sun would never rise for them. The citizens eventually all died in their sleep and were later enslaved as undead by [[Acererak]], who discovered the plane and used them to construct his fortress outside of the demiplane. The city is haunted by a being called the Vestige, who is formed from the nightmares of all the people who died there. The plane consists of floating towers connected by bridges with a constant lightning storm above and crossing the boarder of the demiplane drops you into the Negative Energy Plane, which the demiplane itself has several of the traits of.		Moil was once a city on the world of [[Ranais]] that worshiped [[Orcus]], but when they turned away from worshiping him he was enraged and put a curse on the city that made the whole population fall asleep until the sun rose, then banished the city to a demiplane so the sun would never rise for them. The citizens eventually all died in their sleep and were later enslaved as undead by [[Acererak]], who discovered the plane and used them to construct his fortress outside of the demiplane. The city is haunted by a being called the Vestige (no relation to the [[Vestige\|Vestiges]] that [[Binder\|Binders]] summon), who is formed from the nightmares of all the people who died there. The plane consists of floating towers connected by bridges with a constant lightning storm above and crossing the boarder of the demiplane drops you into the Negative Energy Plane, which the demiplane itself has several of the traits of.
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	Moil 31.jpg		Moil 31.jpg

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Common Ground

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	===Common Ground===		===Common Ground===
	Common Ground is a small plane where gods hold meetings with each other. Gods cannot harm each other on this plane and it supposed to be impossible for mortals to enter.		Common Ground is a small plane where gods hold meetings with each other. Gods cannot harm each other on this plane and it's supposed to be impossible for mortals to enter.

	===[[Demiplane of Nightmares]]===		===[[Demiplane of Nightmares]]===

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City of Union

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	===City of Union===		===City of Union===
	Union is less violent version of Sigil that attracts a lot of epic level characters. Union consists of a large number of islands connected by portals floating in a void, with the main islands of the city also held together by bridges. It was constructed by a race called the [[Mercane]]s to use as trading hub.		Union is a less-violent version of Sigil that attracts a lot of epic level characters. Union consists of a large number of islands connected by portals floating in a void, with the main islands of the city also held together by bridges. It was constructed by a race called the [[Mercane]]s to use as trading hub.

	===Neth, the Plane That Lives===		===Neth, the Plane That Lives===

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	A '''demiplane''' is a term introduced in the [[Planescape]] setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. In a nutshell, it refers to a "miniature" [[plane]], one featuring well-defined limitations as opposed to extending on to infinity in all directions, having variable gravity and time traits, etc. Demiplanes can be big - [[Sigil]] is technically a demiplane - but are usually associated with small sizes, from "big as a large room" to "the size of a mansion".		A '''demiplane''' is a term introduced in the [[Planescape]] setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. In a nutshell, it refers to a "miniature" [[plane]], one featuring well-defined limitations as opposed to extending on to infinity in all directions, having variable gravity and time traits, etc. Demiplanes can be big - [[Sigil]] is technically a demiplane - but are usually associated with small sizes, from "big as a large room" to "the size of a mansion".

	Creating demiplanes is a popular ~~past-time~~ for high level [[wizard]]s, as it essentially lets them create their own personalized pocket of reality. With enough time and investment, a demiplane can grow into a full-fledged world in its own right.		Creating demiplanes is a popular pastime for high level [[wizard]]s, as it essentially lets them create their own personalized pocket of reality. With enough time and investment, a demiplane can grow into a full-fledged world in its own right.

	==List of Demiplanes==		==List of Demiplanes==

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5th Edition

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	===5th Edition===		===5th Edition===
	Yeah, they're still around, if bit neutered. You can still create a demiplane with the appropriately named ''Demiplane'', an 8th Level Conjuration spell that opens a spooky door to your brand new demiplane!... An empty 30ft. x 30ft. x 30ft. room made of stone or wood. Yeah... But anything placed inside (including creatures) remain inside the room indefinitely, even when the spell ends and the door vanishes. So... not exactly [[Mordenkainen]]'s place, but it's serviceable if you need a decent-sized off-plane hidey-hole. Oh, AND if you know of another demiplane's existence and makeup, you can get into it by using ''Demiplane'' or ''Planes Shift'' and pull an 'All your... modest studio apartment... are belong to us!'		Yeah, they're still around, if a bit neutered. You can still create a demiplane with the appropriately named ''Demiplane'', an 8th Level Conjuration spell that opens a spooky door to your brand new demiplane!... An empty 30ft. x 30ft. x 30ft. room made of stone or wood. Yeah... But anything placed inside (including creatures) remain inside the room indefinitely, even when the spell ends and the door vanishes. So... not exactly [[Mordenkainen]]'s place, but it's serviceable if you need a decent-sized off-plane hidey-hole. Oh, AND if you know of another demiplane's existence and makeup, you can get into it by using ''Demiplane'' or ''Planes Shift'' and pull an 'All your... modest studio apartment... are belong to us!'

	==Demiplanes For Fun And Profit==		==Demiplanes For Fun And Profit==

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	===The Demiplane of Moil (The City that Waits)===		===The Demiplane of Moil (The City that Waits)===
	Moil was once a city on the world of [[Ranais]] that worshiped [[Orcus]], but when they turned away from worshiping him he was enraged and put a curse on the city that made the whole population fall asleep until the sun rose, then banished the city to a demiplane so the sun would never rise for them. The citizens eventually all died in their sleep and were later enslaved as undead by [[Acererak]], who discovered the plane and used them to construct his fortress outside of the demiplane. The city is haunted by a being called the Vestige, who is formed from the nightmares of all the people who died there. The plane consists of floating towers connected by bridges with a constant lightning storm above and crossing the boarder of the demiplane drops you into the Negative Energy Plane, which the demiplane itself has several of the traits of.		Moil was once a city on the world of [[Ranais]] that worshiped [[Orcus]], but when they turned away from worshiping him he was enraged and put a curse on the city that made the whole population fall asleep until the sun rose, then banished the city to a demiplane so the sun would never rise for them. The citizens eventually all died in their sleep and were later enslaved as undead by [[Acererak]], who discovered the plane and used them to construct his fortress outside of the demiplane. The city is haunted by a being called the Vestige, who is formed from the nightmares of all the people who died there. The plane consists of floating towers connected by bridges with a constant lightning storm above and crossing the boarder of the demiplane drops you into the Negative Energy Plane, which the demiplane itself has several of the traits of.
			<gallery>
			Moil 31.jpg
			Moil Dragon 353.jpg
			Moil.jpg
			Moil vestige.jpg\|The Vestige
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	===Maelost===		===Maelost===
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	===5th Edition===		===5th Edition===
	Yeah, they're still around, if bit neutered. You can still create a demiplane with the ~~apparently~~ named ''Demiplane'', an 8th Level Conjuration spell that opens a spooky door to your brand new demiplane!... An empty 30ft. x 30ft. x 30ft. room made of stone or wood. Yeah... But anything placed inside (including creatures) remain inside the room indefinitely, even when the spell ends and the door vanishes. So... not exactly [[Mordenkainen]]'s place, but it's serviceable if you need a decent-sized off-plane hidey-hole. Oh, AND if you know of another demiplane's existence and makeup, you can get into it by using ''Demiplane'' or ''Planes Shift'' and pull an 'All your... modest studio apartment... are belong to us!'		Yeah, they're still around, if bit neutered. You can still create a demiplane with the appropriately named ''Demiplane'', an 8th Level Conjuration spell that opens a spooky door to your brand new demiplane!... An empty 30ft. x 30ft. x 30ft. room made of stone or wood. Yeah... But anything placed inside (including creatures) remain inside the room indefinitely, even when the spell ends and the door vanishes. So... not exactly [[Mordenkainen]]'s place, but it's serviceable if you need a decent-sized off-plane hidey-hole. Oh, AND if you know of another demiplane's existence and makeup, you can get into it by using ''Demiplane'' or ''Planes Shift'' and pull an 'All your... modest studio apartment... are belong to us!'

	==Demiplanes For Fun And Profit==		==Demiplanes For Fun And Profit==