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#1 colman Nov 19, 2008 7:01:54	Given that the Feywild and Shadowfell are echoes of the mortal world: Yet they are not perfect copies. A thriving human city in the mortal world might be a forested vale in the Feywild and a haunted ruin in the Shadowfell. It seems that the Feywild’s version of a locale in the natural world is a pristine memory of what that place was like in the youth of the world, whereas the Shadowfell’s version shows a vision of how that same spot will look when its people pass away and it falls into ruin. Types of Planes
#2 celestialkin Nov 19, 2008 9:39:01	Given that the Feywild and Shadowfell are echoes of the mortal world: Does this mean that there is a Feyspace and a Shadowspace? One young and raw and wild and the other dark, tired and haunted? Is this 4ed material? I have not heard of all this.
#3 colman Nov 19, 2008 9:55:28	Yes, 4e.
#4 taradusis Nov 19, 2008 21:11:37	I would think no. It's more likely that the fey realm and the shadow realm sre like Demiplanes or alternate prime material planes?
#5 colman Nov 20, 2008 1:43:00	So you're thinking each planet has it's own fey/shadow duplicate but that there's no space between them? What's in the sky in the feywild?
#6 taradusis Nov 20, 2008 16:41:51	In spelljammer each solar system is contained in an unbreakable crystal sphere. The stars are some sort of illusion or fakery. In one sphere the stars are great brass pots of flame in another they're crystalline beasts that move around at the command of the gods to send messages to mortals. When a spelljammer ship leaves the solar system it's in it opens a door or hole in the crystal sphere and flies out into an ocean of Phlogystion.
#7 taradusis Nov 20, 2008 16:47:49	May I suggest this thread? [thread]979885[/thread].