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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 18:47, 26 November 2021

2021-11-26T18:47:35Z

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	{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}		{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}
	'''~~The Heroic Domains of~~ Ysgard''' (~~also~~ known as '''Gladsheim''' ~~before [[Planescape]]~~) is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) plane in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.		'''Ysgard''' (known in pre-[[Planescape]] times as '''Gladsheim''', and later expanded into '''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''') is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) plane in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.

	Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.		Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.

1d4chan>Dark Angel 2020: Undo revision 798369 by Nubnuber (talk)it wasn't just a 5e thing

2021-11-26T18:01:45Z

Undo revision 798369 by Nubnuber (talk)it wasn't just a 5e thing

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	{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}		{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}
	'''Ysgard''', known ~~in pre-Planescape times~~ as '''Gladsheim'''~~, and expanded in 5e into '''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''',~~ is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) plane in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.		'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' (also known as '''Gladsheim''' before [[Planescape]]) is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) plane in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.

	Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.		Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 17:59, 26 November 2021

2021-11-26T17:59:08Z

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	{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}		{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}
	'''~~The Heroic Domains of~~ Ysgard''' ~~(also~~ known as '''Gladsheim''' ~~before [[Planescape]])~~ is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) plane in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.		'''Ysgard''', known in pre-Planescape times as '''Gladsheim''', and expanded in 5e into '''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''', is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) plane in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.

	Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.		Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 20:02, 1 May 2021

2021-05-01T20:02:07Z

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	{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}		{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}
	'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) ~~[[Planescape\|~~plane]] in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.		'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' (also known as '''Gladsheim''' before [[Planescape]]) is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) plane in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.

	Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.		Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.
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	A large region of the layer is called '''Aflheim''' (Elf-Home) where funnily enough, there lives a significant presence of elven petitioners and mortals. Aflheim has its own weather system and has a recognisable pattern of seasons, where in winter it gets so cold and bitter that the Elves have to retreat into caves to keep themselves warm.		A large region of the layer is called '''Aflheim''' (Elf-Home) where funnily enough, there lives a significant presence of elven petitioners and mortals. Aflheim has its own weather system and has a recognisable pattern of seasons, where in winter it gets so cold and bitter that the Elves have to retreat into caves to keep themselves warm.
	<gallery>		<gallery>
			Gladsheim MotP 1e.jpg
	Gates of the moon PoC.jpg		Gates of the moon PoC.jpg
	Asgard PoC.jpg		Asgard PoC.jpg

1d4chan>Blowthemandown at 21:57, 28 October 2020

2020-10-28T21:57:40Z

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	The second layer, literally underneath the first layer, is a realm of fire and hostility. The land has the fire-dominant trait and is replete with volcanoes and lava streams, and like the first layer the ground is in constant motion. If you're not fire-retardant you're going to be in trouble.		The second layer, literally underneath the first layer, is a realm of fire and hostility. The land has the fire-dominant trait and is replete with volcanoes and lava streams, and like the first layer the ground is in constant motion. If you're not fire-retardant you're going to be in trouble.

	Fire Giants and their deities make their homes here. Sometimes, an earthberg flips over by accident and floats around the other side flaming-end-up.		[[Fire Giants]] and their deities make their homes here. Yes, a Lawful Evil race of slavers and tyrants live in the Chaotic Good plane, don't question it. Sometimes, an earthberg flips over by accident and floats around the other side flaming-end-up.

	===Nidavellir===		===Nidavellir===

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 03:34, 17 September 2020

2020-09-17T03:34:38Z

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	{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}		{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}
	'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' is a Chaotic Neutral (Good) [[Planescape\|plane]] in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.		'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' is the Chaotic Neutral (Good) [[Planescape\|plane]] in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.

	Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.		Diametrically opposite of [[Acheron]]; the two planes have many things in common: they are both planes of conflict and strife, the landscape is in constant motion and turmoil, and rather than playing home to one specific archetypical inhabitant, the planes are filled with a variety of races and belief systems who have cause to come into conflict with each other.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 03:31, 17 September 2020

2020-09-17T03:31:23Z

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	{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}		{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}
	'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' is a Chaotic Neutral (Good) [[Planescape\|plane]] in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.		'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' is a Chaotic Neutral (Good) [[Planescape\|plane]] in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.
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	A large region of the layer is called '''Aflheim''' (Elf-Home) where funnily enough, there lives a significant presence of elven petitioners and mortals. Aflheim has its own weather system and has a recognisable pattern of seasons, where in winter it gets so cold and bitter that the Elves have to retreat into caves to keep themselves warm.		A large region of the layer is called '''Aflheim''' (Elf-Home) where funnily enough, there lives a significant presence of elven petitioners and mortals. Aflheim has its own weather system and has a recognisable pattern of seasons, where in winter it gets so cold and bitter that the Elves have to retreat into caves to keep themselves warm.
			<gallery>
			Gates of the moon PoC.jpg
			Asgard PoC.jpg
			Alfheim PoC.jpg
			Merratet PoC.jpg
			Jotunheim PoC.jpg
			Vanaheim PoC.jpg
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	===Muspelheim===		===Muspelheim===
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	Nidavellir is home to several dwarven and gnomish realms, who constantly compete for the precious resources that get discovered as the layer flows over itself, so they often end up in conflict with one another. Though they also find common cause fighting the [[Drow\|Dark Elves]] who make their homes here in the realm of '''Svartalfheim''' ''(Black Elf home)'', although ironically, the Drow who live here tend to be of chaotic neutral or chaotic good alignment, since that ''is'' the alignment of the plane and generally of its inhabitants. Evil Drow tend to end up somewhere else ''(like hanging with [[Lolth]])'', so the Drow living here would rather be left alone rather than capture and enslave you, but they fight when they have to. So you end up in sort of a three way arms race, where the weapons and spells get ever more spectacular as time goes on.		Nidavellir is home to several dwarven and gnomish realms, who constantly compete for the precious resources that get discovered as the layer flows over itself, so they often end up in conflict with one another. Though they also find common cause fighting the [[Drow\|Dark Elves]] who make their homes here in the realm of '''Svartalfheim''' ''(Black Elf home)'', although ironically, the Drow who live here tend to be of chaotic neutral or chaotic good alignment, since that ''is'' the alignment of the plane and generally of its inhabitants. Evil Drow tend to end up somewhere else ''(like hanging with [[Lolth]])'', so the Drow living here would rather be left alone rather than capture and enslave you, but they fight when they have to. So you end up in sort of a three way arms race, where the weapons and spells get ever more spectacular as time goes on.
			<gallery>
			Nidavellir PoC.jpg
			</gallery>

	==Inhabitants==		==Inhabitants==

1d4chan>Skadooshbag: source: https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Ork_Quotes#G

2019-07-31T16:36:02Z

source: https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Ork_Quotes#G

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			{{Topquote\|We don't fight fer food, or fer teef, or guns, or cos we's told to fight. We fight cos we woz born to fight. And win.\|Grukk, W40K Ork Boy}}
	'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' is a Chaotic Neutral (Good) [[Planescape\|plane]] in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.		'''The Heroic Domains of Ysgard''' is a Chaotic Neutral (Good) [[Planescape\|plane]] in the D&D Great Wheel Cosmology.