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#1 Shroomy Mar 08, 2011 21:19:49	In 2e, the court of the Celestial Emperor was located in Mechanus.  Did they ever come up with a canonical location in 3rd edition?
#2 sfdragon Mar 09, 2011 0:32:00	the celestial emperer???? was this some deity from oriental adventures? if so, he is not listed in the realms books iirc. maybe the 3.x deity books, but none of the 3.x realms iirc
#3 Shroomy Mar 09, 2011 8:59:08	The Celestial Emperor is effectively the head of the Kara-Tur pantheon, at least in Shou Lung and Tu Lung.
#4 18DELTA Mar 09, 2011 16:18:11	Ask MarkusTay at candlekeep. He will know....
#5 sfdragon Mar 09, 2011 16:23:36	Ask MarkusTay at candlekeep. He will know.... I second the motion Markustay knows quite a bit of realmslore
#6 suin_bahhar_02 Mar 12, 2011 8:26:31	The Celestial Bureaucracy was located in the "Spirit World", Kara-Tur's equivalent to the Astral Plane. Small kingdoms floated this transendent plane above Kara-Tur's geographical location, in a planar structure that had many connections to other parts of the Great Wheel cosmology, Mechanus included.
#7 The_Silversword Mar 22, 2011 8:10:23	So by 4e standards they would be in an Astral Domain in the Astral Sea? And do you guys think that the Kara Turian (is that right?) deities or immortals or whatever you want to call them were their own beings or just aspects of Faerunian gods? If I remember correctly most if not all of them matched up pretty well with exisiting Faerunian gods. Id have to dig out that boxset to really know what Im talking about.
#8 sfdragon Mar 22, 2011 11:39:20	good question silversword. I think they would be primordial spirits and not gods... but thats me