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<blockquote data-quote="flametitan" data-source="post: 7427377" data-attributes="member: 6822731">I'm actually planning on the &quot;conflicting theories&quot; model, with Great Wheel and World Axis being the predominantly accepted. Lagging behind them is the World Tree (though I need figure out how I want to arrange that,) as well as the Five Spheres of BECMI Immortal. I may add an opposing sphere to entropy, so that my idea of the Shadowfell being a material Plane with nothing to counteract entropy and the Feywild being growth without entropy makes sense. That or the Feywild is where the four spheres &quot;meet&quot; without meeting Entropy, the Material Plane is the border where Entropy meets the other spheres, and the Shadowfell is &quot;deep&quot; Entropy but still within the domain of the other spheres.(And yes, I know the Spheres of BECMI aren't supposed to be literal locations, but seeing the world as a Celestial Venn Diagram is cool to me.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="flametitan, post: 7427377, member: 6822731"] I'm actually planning on the "conflicting theories" model, with Great Wheel and World Axis being the predominantly accepted. Lagging behind them is the World Tree (though I need figure out how I want to arrange that,) as well as the Five Spheres of BECMI Immortal. I may add an opposing sphere to entropy, so that my idea of the Shadowfell being a material Plane with nothing to counteract entropy and the Feywild being growth without entropy makes sense. That or the Feywild is where the four spheres "meet" without meeting Entropy, the Material Plane is the border where Entropy meets the other spheres, and the Shadowfell is "deep" Entropy but still within the domain of the other spheres. (And yes, I know the Spheres of BECMI aren't supposed to be literal locations, but seeing the world as a Celestial Venn Diagram is cool to me.) [/QUOTE]

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