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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 8002612" data-attributes="member: 23751">I think all Cosmologies can be true at the same time.&nbsp; You can have a bunch of worlds that connect to the planes via the great wheel.&nbsp; That's how they get around.&nbsp; You can have one or more settings that get to the various planes via the Tree as Toril does.&nbsp; You can have hundreds of other ways for hundreds or thousands of other settings.&nbsp; You can also cross over from one cosmology to the next.&nbsp; The planes are infinite, so you could reach Olympus/Arborea by the Tree of Toril, then travel across that plane to the portal town that gets you to the Great Wheel and visit Greyhawk. Then take the Great Wheel back to Olympus/Arborea and travel to wherever access to Ravnica happens and become subject to whatever cosmology Ravnica uses until such time as you move on to another one.&nbsp; The cosmologies aren't mutually exclusive due to the infinite nature of the planes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 8002612, member: 23751"] I think all Cosmologies can be true at the same time. You can have a bunch of worlds that connect to the planes via the great wheel. That's how they get around. You can have one or more settings that get to the various planes via the Tree as Toril does. You can have hundreds of other ways for hundreds or thousands of other settings. You can also cross over from one cosmology to the next. The planes are infinite, so you could reach Olympus/Arborea by the Tree of Toril, then travel across that plane to the portal town that gets you to the Great Wheel and visit Greyhawk. Then take the Great Wheel back to Olympus/Arborea and travel to wherever access to Ravnica happens and become subject to whatever cosmology Ravnica uses until such time as you move on to another one. The cosmologies aren't mutually exclusive due to the infinite nature of the planes. [/QUOTE]

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