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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 9574345" data-attributes="member: 87792">But. When A says light is a particle and B says it is a wave both are right. When either says they are 100% correct they are wrong. Because reality is too big for either of them. Of course you can cherry pick cases where people are wrong - but there are times when they can both be right. And it is impossible (see the Uncertainty Principle) for either to have knowledge that is complete.I don't believe that this is true in 5e cosmology; as I understand it the Outer Planes are all connected to the Astral Plane/Astral Sea. Like I've said in the past the modern Great Wheel is (with the possible exception of the etherial plane) largely a different projection of 4e cosmology.[ATTACH=full]395126[/ATTACH]Or even with different meanings of "the Astral". Just as "America" has multiple related meanings.I'm going to ask for a citation on this being true in D&D 5e's version of the World Tree. Because I'm pretty sure Plane Shift has no restriction that way.And what I'm saying is that none of them is completely true - but all of them are probably true enough to be useful.And using my map projection this makes as much sense as "Person A can correctly perceive the Mercator Projection while another person B at exactly the same ... can correctly perceive the Wasserman Butterfly". The reality isn't a flat map but an oblate spheroid. The Great Wheel and World Axis are just 2d maps of an at least 4d space.</blockquote>

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