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<blockquote data-quote="Enrico Poli1" data-source="post: 7901873" data-attributes="member: 6947027">COSMOLOGY- Yes you can travel from FR to Greyhawk. With Spelljammer: FR, Greyhawk etc. are in different Crystal spheres in the same Prime Material Plane. There are infinite wolds in the infinite Prime Material Plane.But there are also infinite Alternate Material Planes that you can visit via Planescape, that is planar travel. For example, you can visit real Earth or one of the infinite Alternate versions of Earth. And yes, There are sci-fiction worlds without magic. The Multiverse is infinite enough to contain any thing you can think of.PSIONICSThey are not magic and don't use the fabric of magic (in AD&amp;D 2e)METAPHYSICS<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Yes in D&amp;D a &quot;god&quot; receives power from the belief of mortals. But there was much ambiguity on this topic in the history of the game. We could accept the idea that the gods, which inhabit their Realms in the Outer Planes, are only active in a world in which they have a large enough number of followers. Example: when people worshipping Tyr entered portals taking them to the FR, then Tyr could begin to be active in the Realms.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Is it possible a false god? Yes, because a mortal could fake his divinity before the strenght of belief of millions faithful could really produce his divine ascension.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Demiplanes are minor Planes, that can be as little a a single room. They are often created by mages that want a personal space; the creator can impose the physical rules of the Plane (ex.no air, no gravity, no passage of time, no magic). In AD&amp;D 2e, they were contained in the Ethereal Plane.</li>
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[QUOTE="Enrico Poli1, post: 7901873, member: 6947027"] COSMOLOGY - Yes you can travel from FR to Greyhawk. With Spelljammer: FR, Greyhawk etc. are in different Crystal spheres in the same Prime Material Plane. There are infinite wolds in the infinite Prime Material Plane. But there are also infinite Alternate Material Planes that you can visit via Planescape, that is planar travel. For example, you can visit real Earth or one of the infinite Alternate versions of Earth. And yes, There are sci-fiction worlds without magic. The Multiverse is infinite enough to contain any thing you can think of. PSIONICS They are not magic and don't use the fabric of magic (in AD&D 2e) METAPHYSICS [LIST] [*]Yes in D&D a "god" receives power from the belief of mortals. But there was much ambiguity on this topic in the history of the game. We could accept the idea that the gods, which inhabit their Realms in the Outer Planes, are only active in a world in which they have a large enough number of followers. Example: when people worshipping Tyr entered portals taking them to the FR, then Tyr could begin to be active in the Realms. [*]Is it possible a false god? Yes, because a mortal could fake his divinity before the strenght of belief of millions faithful could really produce his divine ascension. [*]Demiplanes are minor Planes, that can be as little a a single room. They are often created by mages that want a personal space; the creator can impose the physical rules of the Plane (ex.no air, no gravity, no passage of time, no magic). In AD&D 2e, they were contained in the Ethereal Plane. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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