Celestial Plane
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The Celestial Plane is a plane of existence on which the Core Deities reside. It is an expansive plane of light, with a collection of many smaller sub-planes: ten of which are dedicated to the ten celestials themselves. There are thousands of sub-planes scattered across the plane, each with a unique interior - travellers between the planes like to visit these abandoned domains for the novelty of it.
Geography
On its most basic level, the celestial plane is an expanse of clouds and light stretching seemingly infinitely. Wandering to the outskirts of the plane leave one looping around to the other edge of the plane, eventually looping back to where they started.
Hidden within the clouds are the entrances to the various sub-planes of the celestial. Ten of these are the domains of the ten core deities. Myldala, the remaining deity, makes her own home in the Astral Sea, in the heart of the source of her power. She protects it, and sustains it, and remains separated from the rest of the gods.
Hidden within the clouds are the entrances to the various sub-planes of the celestial. Ten of these are the domains of the ten core deities. Myldala, the remaining deity, makes her own home in the Astral Sea, in the heart of the source of her power. She protects it, and sustains it, and remains separated from the rest of the gods.
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