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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dragonbait" data-source="post: 3443542" data-attributes="member: 29182">You are correct. I think, actually, that if you were to start climbing the spire, it would look like you reached the half-way point, then never get any further. As others have said - You will most likely see smog. At night, you might see a strip of "stars", which are actually the lights in the city over you. I saw one image of Sigil in a recent D&D book that showed a clear sky, white puffy clouds, and the builds wrapping over the sides of the ring. What bizzaro world Sigil is that one from?Yes, and... Was Aoskar the god that resided in what is now called The Shattered Temple (it's been about 5 years since I GMed or read PS-related stuff, so keep that in mind)? If he is, then some people think that the Lady actually killed him when she destroyed his main temple. Floats, and pity those that fall under her shadow or look at her as she floats by..edit post: If you are planning on using Sigil, don't forget these fun little facts (again, it's been 5 years): There is no accurate time in Sigil; it's either Light or Dark. Inferring that someone draws the attention of the Lady ("May the Lady smile upon you" for instance) is NOT a compliment or a blessing but more like a threat (contrary to what PS: Torment showed). Razorvine is the only plant that lives in any great abundance in Sigil. It rains in Sigil.</blockquote>