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			Gehenna; also called the ''Valley of Hinnom''; was a valley southwest of Jerusalem known for its history in Christian tradition. Gehenna was where [[Grimdark\|children were burned alive as sacrificial offerings]] to demonic and pagan entities in the later days of the Old Testament Kingdom of Judah, which had by this point in time fallen to idolatry, Canaanite paganism, and worship of Moloch or Remphan.

			Due to its associations with fire and abominable sins like human sacrifice, Gehenna is analogous with Hell, and the New Testament's usage of Gehenna as an admonishment against sinners may have contributed to the popular conception of Hell as a place of burning fire.
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	[[File:Gehenna PoConflict.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]		[[File:Gehenna PoConflict.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]
	{{Topquote\|Repeat after me: "morality pays poorly".\|Schlock Mercenary}}		{{Topquote\|Repeat after me: "morality pays poorly".\|Schlock Mercenary}}

	'''Gehenna''' (later expanded into '''The Bleak Eternity of Gehenna''', and also known as '''The Oven of Perdition''' and the '''Fourfold Furnaces''') is the Hawaii of the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] Lower Planes. Its "livable" area consists of four impossibly huge volcanoes floating in an endless black void, with little open ground anywhere. Unique to all canonical [[Great Wheel]] planes, its livable space is finite.		'''Gehenna''' (later expanded into '''The Bleak Eternity of Gehenna''', and also known as '''The Oven of Perdition''' and the '''Fourfold Furnaces''') is the Hawaii of the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] Lower Planes. Its "livable" area consists of four impossibly huge volcanoes floating in an endless black void, with little open ground anywhere. Unique to all canonical [[Great Wheel]] planes, its livable space is finite.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 19:00, 26 November 2021

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	{{Topquote\|Repeat after me: "morality pays poorly".\|Schlock Mercenary}}		{{Topquote\|Repeat after me: "morality pays poorly".\|Schlock Mercenary}}

	'''The Bleak Eternity of Gehenna''', The Oven of Perdition, the Fourfold Furnaces ~~or just Gehenna,~~ is the Hawaii of the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] Lower Planes. Its "livable" area consists of four impossibly huge volcanoes floating in an endless black void, with little open ground anywhere. Unique to all canonical [[Great Wheel]] planes, its livable space is finite.		'''Gehenna''' (later expanded into '''The Bleak Eternity of Gehenna''', and also known as '''The Oven of Perdition''' and the '''Fourfold Furnaces''') is the Hawaii of the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] Lower Planes. Its "livable" area consists of four impossibly huge volcanoes floating in an endless black void, with little open ground anywhere. Unique to all canonical [[Great Wheel]] planes, its livable space is finite.

	The slopes are always in between a 45 degree angle to a full-on cliff face, making falling an unpleasant prospect if one [[Homestuck\|does not want it to keep happening.]] Aside from the rocky and soot-stained walls, the dangerous terrain (lava, the River Styx, acidic snow) and the hostile inhabitants (Yugoloths and other fiends) make Gehenna a thoroughly unpleasant place best to be avoided. Just like Hawaii if you're haole and not stinking rich.		The slopes are always in between a 45 degree angle to a full-on cliff face, making falling an unpleasant prospect if one [[Homestuck\|does not want it to keep happening.]] Aside from the rocky and soot-stained walls, the dangerous terrain (lava, the River Styx, acidic snow) and the hostile inhabitants (Yugoloths and other fiends) make Gehenna a thoroughly unpleasant place best to be avoided. Just like Hawaii if you're haole and not stinking rich.
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	The first layer flows with rivers and waterfalls of boiling hot water, heated by the volcanic activity of Khalas. Part of the River Styx flows through the layer, forming spectacular, huge and dangerous waterfalls. The water seems to never reach the bottom of the layer: it all evaporates or disappears into fissures eventually.		The first layer flows with rivers and waterfalls of boiling hot water, heated by the volcanic activity of Khalas. Part of the River Styx flows through the layer, forming spectacular, huge and dangerous waterfalls. The water seems to never reach the bottom of the layer: it all evaporates or disappears into fissures eventually.

	The main point of interest on the plane is ~~the~~ Teardrop Palace, a massive nautilus-shaped pagoda housing the largest black market in the universe: everything found here being stolen from the Great Wheel and beyond. Prices are high and the place is not without danger, but it sells a lot of exotic goods.		The main point of interest on the plane is [[Sung Chiang]]'s Teardrop Palace, a massive nautilus-shaped pagoda housing the largest black market in the universe: everything found here being stolen from the Great Wheel and beyond. Prices are high and the place is not without danger, but it sells a lot of exotic goods.
	<gallery>sung chiang PoConflict.jpg</gallery>		<gallery>sung chiang PoConflict.jpg</gallery>

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	The main point of interest on the plane is the Teardrop Palace, a massive nautilus-shaped pagoda housing the largest black market in the universe: everything found here being stolen from the Great Wheel and beyond. Prices are high and the place is not without danger, but it sells a lot of exotic goods.		The main point of interest on the plane is the Teardrop Palace, a massive nautilus-shaped pagoda housing the largest black market in the universe: everything found here being stolen from the Great Wheel and beyond. Prices are high and the place is not without danger, but it sells a lot of exotic goods.
			<gallery>sung chiang PoConflict.jpg</gallery>

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	While originally from the [[Hades\|Grey Wastes of Hades]], the Yugoloth are the primary inhabitants of the plane, having emigrated en-masse because the Grey Wastes are, to put it politely, a shithole even by hell-plane standards. Other fiends also live here, mainly around the Teardrop Palace and The Crawling City. Because of its lava, malevolent Yugoloths and general dangerous nature, few mortals and other planars make their homes on the Bleak Eternity. Having said that, many Yugoloth work as mercenaries and gladly accept visitors willing to negotiate with them.		While originally from the [[Hades\|Grey Wastes of Hades]], the Yugoloth are the primary inhabitants of the plane, having emigrated en-masse because the Grey Wastes are, to put it politely, a shithole even by hell-plane standards. Other fiends also live here, mainly around the Teardrop Palace and The Crawling City. Because of its lava, malevolent Yugoloths and general dangerous nature, few mortals and other planars make their homes on the Bleak Eternity. Having said that, many Yugoloth work as mercenaries and gladly accept visitors willing to negotiate with them.

			==Gallery==
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	{{Topquote\|Repeat after me: "morality pays poorly".\|Schlock Mercenary}}		{{Topquote\|Repeat after me: "morality pays poorly".\|Schlock Mercenary}}

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	{{Topquote\|Repeat after me: "morality pays poorly".\|Schlock Mercenary}}		{{Topquote\|Repeat after me: "morality pays poorly".\|Schlock Mercenary}}

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	While originally from the [[Hades\|Grey Wastes of Hades]], the Yugoloth are the primary inhabitants of the plane, having emigrated en-masse because the Grey Wastes are, to put it politely, a shithole even by hell-plane standards. Other fiends also live here, mainly around the Teardrop Palace and The Crawling City. Because of its lava, malevolent Yugoloths and general dangerous nature, few mortals and other planars make their homes on the Bleak Eternity. Having said that, many Yugoloth work as mercenaries and gladly accept visitors willing to negotiate with them.		While originally from the [[Hades\|Grey Wastes of Hades]], the Yugoloth are the primary inhabitants of the plane, having emigrated en-masse because the Grey Wastes are, to put it politely, a shithole even by hell-plane standards. Other fiends also live here, mainly around the Teardrop Palace and The Crawling City. Because of its lava, malevolent Yugoloths and general dangerous nature, few mortals and other planars make their homes on the Bleak Eternity. Having said that, many Yugoloth work as mercenaries and gladly accept visitors willing to negotiate with them.

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	Gehenna in the ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade]]'' gameline referred to the end of the world, that fearful day when the vampiric ancestors of the modern clans would arise and devour all their descendants before the end of the world. It took many different forms in the final Time of Judgment sourcebook, as detailed on that page.		Gehenna in the ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade]]'' gameline referred to the end of the world, that fearful day when the vampiric ancestors of the modern clans would arise and devour all their descendants before the end of the world. It took many different forms in the final Time of Judgment sourcebook, as detailed on that page.

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	==World of Darkness==		==World of Darkness==

	Gehenna in the ''[[Vampire: ~~the~~ Masquerade]]'' gameline referred to the end of the world, that fearful day when the vampiric ancestors of the modern clans would arise and devour all their descendants before the end of the world. It took many different forms in the final Time of Judgment sourcebook, as detailed on that page.		Gehenna in the ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade]]'' gameline referred to the end of the world, that fearful day when the vampiric ancestors of the modern clans would arise and devour all their descendants before the end of the world. It took many different forms in the final Time of Judgment sourcebook, as detailed on that page.

1d4chan>SpectralTime at 17:20, 2 August 2020

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	While originally from the [[Hades\|Grey Wastes of Hades]], the Yugoloth are the primary inhabitants of the plane, having emigrated en-masse because the Grey Wastes are, to put it politely, a shithole even by hell-plane standards. Other fiends also live here, mainly around the Teardrop Palace and The Crawling City. Because of its lava, malevolent Yugoloths and general dangerous nature, few mortals and other planars make their homes on the Bleak Eternity. Having said that, many Yugoloth work as mercenaries and gladly accept visitors willing to negotiate with them.		While originally from the [[Hades\|Grey Wastes of Hades]], the Yugoloth are the primary inhabitants of the plane, having emigrated en-masse because the Grey Wastes are, to put it politely, a shithole even by hell-plane standards. Other fiends also live here, mainly around the Teardrop Palace and The Crawling City. Because of its lava, malevolent Yugoloths and general dangerous nature, few mortals and other planars make their homes on the Bleak Eternity. Having said that, many Yugoloth work as mercenaries and gladly accept visitors willing to negotiate with them.

	~~{{Template~~:~~OuterPlanes}}~~		==World of Darkness==

			Gehenna in the ''[[Vampire: the Masquerade]]'' gameline referred to the end of the world, that fearful day when the vampiric ancestors of the modern clans would arise and devour all their descendants before the end of the world. It took many different forms in the final Time of Judgment sourcebook, as detailed on that page.