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Message: <blockquote data-quote="squibbles" data-source="post: 9367575" data-attributes="member: 6937590">I tend to be less interested in cosmology where Dark Sun is concerned, since it's largely the 'normal D&D cosmology does not apply' setting, but I think this idea is pretty strong. The fey otherworld exists, but only in places with water and with nature in harmony fits well with the setting themes. So does a shadowy otherworld in places blighted by defiling. Both planes would be directly gameable, though I'd want to have a reason for them to be relevant, and not just a hat on a hat. I can see the fey otherworld as being a non-euclidean space deep within an oasis that contains something players need and, despite being a positive-ish place, still being actively hostile to them--in the same way druids in Dark Sun shade toward ecoterrorism. I think having Bodach be connected to the shadowy otherworld and maybe a Domain of Dread, as you mention, could be compelling.Interesting. What notable things changed in 1000 years?</blockquote>