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And here is layers 8 and 9. Done!

Here is layers 6 and 7.

Here is layers 4 and 5.

Here is layers 2 and 3 for Sector 6. Bear with me, this is the most crowded sector in the Oasis.

This is the Time Travel sector, this has 1000 time zones in it, every subsector is filled with an inner Solar System out to the asteroid belt, this comes in five parts, 6a, 6b, 6c, 6d, and 6e, this fills out a cube 10 light hours in width breadth, and depth. The time periods are in chronological...

Player: I walk down the meadow. DM: Congratulations, you just gained 1000 experience point! Player: What happened? DM: You just stepped on an ant, that was worth 1000 experience points! Player: I didn't see no ant! DM: The ant was very tiny, you stepped on it by accident!

This is Sector 5, the Star Wars Sector, it contains canonical Star Wars planets and moons, but not complete systems. each subsector is its own separate world, and subsectors are cubes 1 light hour on the side by the way, that is enough to fit our Solar System from the Sun out to the asteroid...

I'm not particularly interested in real world present day religions. They tend to complicate matters. The old greek gods make great comic book characters however as no one or very few people take them seriously.

Most Buddhists I've met don't talk about their religion all that much, all I know is they go to some temple to worship whatever it is that Buddha is. I'm not much into hermeticism or monasticism. I think depriving oneself of material things when one has them is a silly idea, and I don't know...

I'm not an expert on Buddha. This statue is all I know about it. Don't know much about Hinduism either.

I guess it depends on whether the gods have anything to say about it, or is this a debate about beliefs only?

Greek deities are more entertaining than a know it all God that is always right, and thus cannot be questioned.

This is recreating the setting from the fictional movie and book Ready Player One, these worlds exist on a Computer simulation called Oasis. According to the novel the Oasis is arranged like a Rubics Cube. In other words it is composed of 27 cubes arranged in a 3 x 3 x 3 cube. The Oasis as a...

This is Sector 4 Dungeons & Dragons Realmspace, the home of the D&D world Toril, this is a sector where Technology and Magic exist. Within the atmosphere's of each planet, there is a null field preventing the operation of technological devices greater than at the Renaissance level. Chemical...

They get to control the conversation that way. They say, "I'm offended, shut up!" If someone looks like he is about to make a good point and the other person doesn't have a good counter, he gets "offended!"

Do you believe in parallel evolution? If you believe that, then their are humans on other planets, just like in Star Trek.

I didn't politicize it, other people did that. Was not my fault that other people wanted to make a political point and pass on the "white guilt."

Seems like you are doing a good job in my absence in keeping it alive. I've got bigger fish to fry. I'm trying to start a topic on "Ready Player One" using that as a role playing setting, so I don't want to get banned for politics on this silly topic. Seems to me, from reading the book, Ready...

Sector 3 is the Traveller RPG sector. In this sector are some worlds from the Solomani Rim setting, each system is truncated, with most being one subsector across (1 light hour) with just enough room for the habitable zone where the Mainworld orbits, and for a gas giant if the system is supposed...

This is my first completed Sector, Sector 2, also called "NASA's Solar System Orrery" NASA bought the right to develop this sector, to create a virtual reality simulation of the Solar System. This sector consists of a single region where both magic and technology work. the Earth is presented in...