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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9041002" data-attributes="member: 58172">There are situations where some dominions are &quot;hidden&quot; by an other dominion.For example, on Lawful Good Mount Celestia each terrace on the cosmic mountain is a separate dominion. But one accesses each of these &quot;higher&quot; dominions via portals in the preceding &quot;lower&quot; dominion.Mount Celestia is a special scenario, since its &quot;floating island&quot; in the Astral Sea should probably show a glimpse of the entire mountain. But as one approaches into it, and journeys toward the mountain, the mountain proves to be cosmically vast, looming larger and larger as one approaches, perhaps infinitely tall. Even when flying, the mountain proves so tall, one always reaches the foot of the mountain, at the &quot;lowest&quot; dominion.On the other hand, perhaps some of the dominions at the higher terraces welcome visitors from the Sea, and one can reach them from Sea. Meanwhile, other dominions of Mount Celestia might be separate islands, floating in the Sea. These &quot;exclaves&quot; still have the Lawful Good planar properties. Presumably the portals that connect the dominions of an alignment to each other, are colored pools.For Abyss, perhaps the island opens downward into a pit, and there is no way to reach the &quot;deeper&quot; dominions from the Sea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 9041002, member: 58172"] There are situations where some dominions are "hidden" by an other dominion. For example, on Lawful Good Mount Celestia each terrace on the cosmic mountain is a separate dominion. But one accesses each of these "higher" dominions via portals in the preceding "lower" dominion. Mount Celestia is a special scenario, since its "floating island" in the Astral Sea should probably show a glimpse of the entire mountain. But as one approaches into it, and journeys toward the mountain, the mountain proves to be cosmically vast, looming larger and larger as one approaches, perhaps infinitely tall. Even when flying, the mountain proves so tall, one always reaches the foot of the mountain, at the "lowest" dominion. On the other hand, perhaps some of the dominions at the higher terraces welcome visitors from the Sea, and one can reach them from Sea. Meanwhile, other dominions of Mount Celestia might be separate islands, floating in the Sea. These "exclaves" still have the Lawful Good planar properties. Presumably the portals that connect the dominions of an alignment to each other, are colored pools. For Abyss, perhaps the island opens downward into a pit, and there is no way to reach the "deeper" dominions from the Sea. [/QUOTE]

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