Overview
According to Amra scholars, the outer planes that the world of Eridia connects to are as follows:
- Mount Celestia: A plane of law and goodness, home to the most benevolent gods and their followers.
- The Twin Paradises: A plane of balance and justice, where souls are judged and rewarded according to their actions in life.
- Elysium: A plane of happiness and peace, home of the most noble and altruistic spirits.
- The Wild Lands: A plane of wild life and freedom, home to the spirits of nature and the most untamed creatures.
- Arborea: A plane of emotion and freedom, home of the most capricious gods and the spirits of creativity.
- Ysgard: A plane of adventure and action, home of the bravest and most heroic spirits.
- Limbo: A plane of creativity and constant change, home of the most imaginative and chaotic spirits.
- Pandemonium: A plane of madness and pain, home to the darkest and most disturbed spirits.
- The Abyss: A plane of malice and corruption, home to the most ruthless demons and spirits of destruction.
- Carceri: A plane of prison and torture, home to the cruelest gods and the spirits of vengeance.
- Hades: A plane of death and sadness, home of the coldest and most desolate spirits.
- Gehena: A plane of loyalty and deceit, home of the most cunning gods and the spirits of treachery.
- The Nine Hells: A plane of law and evil, home to the most cunning devils and spirits of oppression.
- Acheron: A plane of war and strategy, home of the most disciplined spirits and the gods of planning.
- Mechanus: A plane of order and precision, home of the most complex constructs and the gods of logic.
- Arcadia: A plane of balance and harmony, home of the most peaceful gods and the spirits of serenity.
Campaign Use
- Use exterior planes as sources of divine visions, infernal bargains, celestial judgment, and philosophical conflict.
- Keep the list broad at codex level; split individual planes later only when stories need dedicated entries.