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<blockquote data-quote="bowbe" data-source="post: 3733376" data-attributes="member: 6328"><p>Portions of the city sit within the plane of fire, portions in the plane of molten skies. The text of the book refers to the plane of molten skies as being more or less the sultan's personal playground a demi plane whereby he gains greater access to conquered or soon to be conquered material planes. At least that was our intent on how it was to be inferred. </p><p></p><p>A good way to think of it... if you approach the city of brass from the plane of fire, it would appear to be completely in the plane of fire, if you approached it from the plane of molten skies as a novice traveler of the planes, it would still appear to be in the plane of fire as there is little difference between the plane of molten skies and the plane of fire itself. </p><p></p><p>No doubt the planescape material intended it to be the City of Brass itself. (At least thats how i read the english translation).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bowbe, post: 3733376, member: 6328"] Portions of the city sit within the plane of fire, portions in the plane of molten skies. The text of the book refers to the plane of molten skies as being more or less the sultan's personal playground a demi plane whereby he gains greater access to conquered or soon to be conquered material planes. At least that was our intent on how it was to be inferred. A good way to think of it... if you approach the city of brass from the plane of fire, it would appear to be completely in the plane of fire, if you approached it from the plane of molten skies as a novice traveler of the planes, it would still appear to be in the plane of fire as there is little difference between the plane of molten skies and the plane of fire itself. No doubt the planescape material intended it to be the City of Brass itself. (At least thats how i read the english translation). [/QUOTE]
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