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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 9523895" data-attributes="member: 83242">In my setting the Far Realm is another reality, they are separated and not easily traversed. The more powerful one is, the more difficult it is to go from one reality to the other. That is why mostly low level aberrations exist in &quot;this&quot; reality. The Uvuudaum are looking for ways to break the walls between the realities, but gods, celestials, fiends, and primordials all generally work together, in some capacity, to strengthen any weakness in the barrier between realities and fight off incursions. Also, when a Uvuudaum enters this reality it is weakened by the conflicting nature of this reality (and same for gods who enter the far realm). So even if they were originally stronger than gods (and most are not), they are weaker here (at least until they can &quot;terraform&quot; our reality).Also, some D&amp;D realities, in my setting, are separated be the Far Realm as well. That is why typical D&amp;D gods have less or no presence in Athas, Eberron, and the worlds of MtG.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 9523895, member: 83242"] In my setting the Far Realm is another reality, they are separated and not easily traversed. The more powerful one is, the more difficult it is to go from one reality to the other. That is why mostly low level aberrations exist in "this" reality. The Uvuudaum are looking for ways to break the walls between the realities, but gods, celestials, fiends, and primordials all generally work together, in some capacity, to strengthen any weakness in the barrier between realities and fight off incursions. Also, when a Uvuudaum enters this reality it is weakened by the conflicting nature of this reality (and same for gods who enter the far realm). So even if they were originally stronger than gods (and most are not), they are weaker here (at least until they can "terraform" our reality). Also, some D&D realities, in my setting, are separated be the Far Realm as well. That is why typical D&D gods have less or no presence in Athas, Eberron, and the worlds of MtG. [/QUOTE]

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