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<blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 2538210" data-attributes="member: 63"><p>I can't provide mathematical help, but I will say this discussion is fascinating. In my own campaign I just had a traditional, modern concept of a solar system. It just so happened that every planet was inhabited with life (though not necessarily intelligent life), and was in truth one of the 'planes.'</p><p></p><p>I took a vague model of our solar system.</p><p></p><p>Mercury - Plane of Fire</p><p>Venus - Plane of Air</p><p>Earth/Campaign Setting - Plane of Life (and the moon was the Plane of Dreams)</p><p>Mars - Plane of Water</p><p>Asteroids - Plane of Earth</p><p>Jupiter/Saturn - Plane of Space</p><p>Ring around Jupiter/Saturn - Plane of Time</p><p>Pluto - Plane of Death (and its moon was the Plane of Ruins)</p><p></p><p>The only way to get to another 'solar system' of new planes would be to planeshift through the sun, because suns were like fiery wormholes between different planar systems.</p><p></p><p>I set up that cosmology because I thought it'd make for interesting planar adventures if they ever came up, but I never really considered what scholars and layfolk thought about it, and how their believes and perceptions might have been wrong or biased.</p><p></p><p>Again, a very interesting thread.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RangerWickett, post: 2538210, member: 63"] I can't provide mathematical help, but I will say this discussion is fascinating. In my own campaign I just had a traditional, modern concept of a solar system. It just so happened that every planet was inhabited with life (though not necessarily intelligent life), and was in truth one of the 'planes.' I took a vague model of our solar system. Mercury - Plane of Fire Venus - Plane of Air Earth/Campaign Setting - Plane of Life (and the moon was the Plane of Dreams) Mars - Plane of Water Asteroids - Plane of Earth Jupiter/Saturn - Plane of Space Ring around Jupiter/Saturn - Plane of Time Pluto - Plane of Death (and its moon was the Plane of Ruins) The only way to get to another 'solar system' of new planes would be to planeshift through the sun, because suns were like fiery wormholes between different planar systems. I set up that cosmology because I thought it'd make for interesting planar adventures if they ever came up, but I never really considered what scholars and layfolk thought about it, and how their believes and perceptions might have been wrong or biased. Again, a very interesting thread. [/QUOTE]
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