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<blockquote data-quote="MonsterEnvy" data-source="post: 7749407" data-attributes="member: 6706188">And that is a problem why. Snapping it out is easier then snapping it in. Does it matter if it is assumed to be the default if you plan to ignore it anyway? The second you say it does not exist in your campaign is the end.Sadly for you they are part of the same cosmology and that already happened 6 years ago. D&amp;D online the MMO featured an attack on Ebberron by Lolth worshiping drow and demons, Lolth having torn open a portal to try and draw Eberron into the Demonweb Pits.Anyway the current explanation is that while they are part of the same cosmology, Eberron's sphere is very very far away to the point that most planer travlers consider the place a legend and next to no planeswalkers have gone there. (Mordenkainen did apparently in the recent book. Though just to make some observations about the world and it's species like Elves.)Keith Baker even suggested a few years back that beyond Eberron's Astral Plane the Great Wheel cosmology existed. (Other suggestions were the Far Realm, and Nothing the Astral was the end of it.) Stating that Eberron and it's planes can be just another world existing in the greater whole's Cosmology. Which is more or less what the current situation seems to be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MonsterEnvy, post: 7749407, member: 6706188"] And that is a problem why. Snapping it out is easier then snapping it in. Does it matter if it is assumed to be the default if you plan to ignore it anyway? The second you say it does not exist in your campaign is the end. Sadly for you they are part of the same cosmology and that already happened 6 years ago. D&D online the MMO featured an attack on Ebberron by Lolth worshiping drow and demons, Lolth having torn open a portal to try and draw Eberron into the Demonweb Pits. Anyway the current explanation is that while they are part of the same cosmology, Eberron's sphere is very very far away to the point that most planer travlers consider the place a legend and next to no planeswalkers have gone there. (Mordenkainen did apparently in the recent book. Though just to make some observations about the world and it's species like Elves.) Keith Baker even suggested a few years back that beyond Eberron's Astral Plane the Great Wheel cosmology existed. (Other suggestions were the Far Realm, and Nothing the Astral was the end of it.) Stating that Eberron and it's planes can be just another world existing in the greater whole's Cosmology. Which is more or less what the current situation seems to be. [/QUOTE]

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