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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Castellan" data-source="post: 1389862" data-attributes="member: 639">You're wanting to use an infinite plane, so I'd maybe think about going a different route. Nix the moon entirely. You can use this as an opportunity to occasionally remind your players that they're in a very different world. No moon. Ever.Now, on to more fun stuff: Day and night. How about incorporating a legend that the Sun is some sort of "god" who travels across the sky during the day. He/she/it could be carrying a torch, or a brightly-reflecting shield. But at night, the "god" (who could actually be a god, or a hero, or a golem, or whatever you like -- you'll need to think of something if your players ever decide to try to actually travel up there to talk to it) passes beneath the world, walking all the way back to the point where he rises again the next day. However, while he's walking beneath the world, a little bit of light escapes around the "edges" and shines up onto the night sky. Ever wonder what the stars really are? Well, they don't have/make light of their own -- they're gems -- diamonds, sapphires, rubies, jade -- and that little bit of light from the Sun is what causes them to glitter in the night sky.Imagine the fun that could ensue if your players decided to fly up to the "top" of the sky and harvest gems. While they're thinking how it would be easy money, you could include lots of very strange/interesting encounters, and make the journey a tough one, indeed. And the players would get the experience of a really different world -- one where mythology is reality!</blockquote>

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