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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9750505" data-attributes="member: 6802378">That is the fun part, it is not confirmed, but the SK Tectuktitlay tells there is a &quot;paradise&quot; for the souls who worship him and this is a half-truth. Really there is a &quot;demiplane&quot; created by Tectuktitlay and this is the destination of the sentient beings sacrificied in Draj. In their new existence they are more elementals than true celestial. Most of souls are air elementals. To be a water elemental is a great honor but there is a great work to purify water. Earth elementals have to work but the worst part is the fire elemental who suffer their eternal burning and they are used like &quot;locomotive boiler&quot;, an energy battery for &quot;celestial machines&quot;.There is a dark domain what is an ironic infernal punishment for defilers. These are reincarnated into a variant of hammadriads, more &quot;wood-elementals&quot; than true fey. They only need sun and some floor with water but eating preys is more pleasant. Their torment is they suffer pain if the flora around their zone is hurt, and there are &quot;settlers&quot; who need to cut trees to obtain wood, and these are damned souls suffering their own punishment in the afterlife. * Other idea is to add the &quot;mirage plane&quot;, a variant of the mirror plane. Really lots of &quot;exotic&quot; monsters that appear in the region of Tyr are from here but they crossed some planar gate accidentally. It is a weird place to be visited, more surrealist than really Lovecraftian. It is if some deity created an astral domain using &quot;pieces&quot; from the plane of the mirror and the dreamlands, and after her departure this plane remains like &quot;planar ruins&quot;. I warn this place may have got its &quot;planar okupas&quot;, for example nathri (Spelljammer) camps. Let's say it is like Conan the barbarian meeting new-weird-fiction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9750505, member: 6802378"] That is the fun part, it is not confirmed, but the SK Tectuktitlay tells there is a "paradise" for the souls who worship him and this is a half-truth. Really there is a "demiplane" created by Tectuktitlay and this is the destination of the sentient beings sacrificied in Draj. In their new existence they are more elementals than true celestial. Most of souls are air elementals. To be a water elemental is a great honor but there is a great work to purify water. Earth elementals have to work but the worst part is the fire elemental who suffer their eternal burning and they are used like "locomotive boiler", an energy battery for "celestial machines". There is a dark domain what is an ironic infernal punishment for defilers. These are reincarnated into a variant of hammadriads, more "wood-elementals" than true fey. They only need sun and some floor with water but eating preys is more pleasant. Their torment is they suffer pain if the flora around their zone is hurt, and there are "settlers" who need to cut trees to obtain wood, and these are damned souls suffering their own punishment in the afterlife. * Other idea is to add the "mirage plane", a variant of the mirror plane. Really lots of "exotic" monsters that appear in the region of Tyr are from here but they crossed some planar gate accidentally. It is a weird place to be visited, more surrealist than really Lovecraftian. It is if some deity created an astral domain using "pieces" from the plane of the mirror and the dreamlands, and after her departure this plane remains like "planar ruins". I warn this place may have got its "planar okupas", for example nathri (Spelljammer) camps. Let's say it is like Conan the barbarian meeting new-weird-fiction. [/QUOTE]

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