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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Sessadore" data-source="post: 4608054" data-attributes="member: 57255">That thought occurred to me as well ... perhaps the Maze is a sort of dimensional pocket? Thinking &quot;bag of holding&quot; type thing - so entrances from the tiny island which are no more than a few hundred yards apart could be miles apart in the Maze?As for an overarching Underdark, I like the idea of it being under the ocean floor. The giant charmed fish with cabins on them seems very Dinotopia to me. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> For another method of reaching this Underdark, perhaps the Isles aren't attached to the ocean floor, but do touch them, sort of sliding around. Then, if there are caverns in the isles which lead down through the &quot;bottom&quot; of the Isle, and entrances to the under-ocean Underdark which may end up beneath an Isle, perhaps these tunnels in the floor and in the isle could meet occassionally, allowing people to simply walk down there? That could cause problems on the way back, though, if isle has moved since you went down, disconnecting the entrance you used. Or even if a different isle is now positioned over your entrance, so you come to the surface (ie above-ocean surface, not ocean floor surface) in a different place than you went down. Does that make sense? Hopefully I explained what I mean well enough. Something to think about, anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Sessadore, post: 4608054, member: 57255"] That thought occurred to me as well ... perhaps the Maze is a sort of dimensional pocket? Thinking "bag of holding" type thing - so entrances from the tiny island which are no more than a few hundred yards apart could be miles apart in the Maze? As for an overarching Underdark, I like the idea of it being under the ocean floor. The giant charmed fish with cabins on them seems very Dinotopia to me. ;) For another method of reaching this Underdark, perhaps the Isles aren't attached to the ocean floor, but do touch them, sort of sliding around. Then, if there are caverns in the isles which lead down through the "bottom" of the Isle, and entrances to the under-ocean Underdark which may end up beneath an Isle, perhaps these tunnels in the floor and in the isle could meet occassionally, allowing people to simply walk down there? That could cause problems on the way back, though, if isle has moved since you went down, disconnecting the entrance you used. Or even if a different isle is now positioned over your entrance, so you come to the surface (ie above-ocean surface, not ocean floor surface) in a different place than you went down. Does that make sense? Hopefully I explained what I mean well enough. Something to think about, anyway. [/QUOTE]

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