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Reconstructions and working visual models drawn from the party’s experiences.

Interpretive cosmology showing the Prime Material Plane surrounded by overlapping elemental, ethereal, astral, positive, negative, divine and demiplanar realms

Planar model · Interpretive

Where the Planes Touch

An interpretive model of the Great Wheel as the party currently understands it—not a literal map of distance. The planes may intersect, overlay one another, or become locally connected through portals and tears.

Prime MaterialThe inhabited world at the centre of the party’s experience.

Overlapping VeilsEthereal and shadow- or death-adjacent layers can overlay the Material rather than lie far away.

Inner PlanesElemental domains touch the world and may intersect with one another.

Astral WaysA connective expanse leading toward outer and divine realms.

Energy PolesPositive and Negative energy act as opposing extremes.

DemiplanesEnclosed pockets that may touch or be reached from more than one layer.

This is the party’s working visual model. It helps explain the Earth demiplane, the Elemental Water connection, the Negative portal and access to the Library, but the exact geometry remains unproved.

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Sebastian’s northern chart marking his hidden refuge, the temple exit, trade roads, northern mountains, western clans, Ogrelands and the unknown northwest

Northern chart · Day 25

Sebastian’s Map of the North

At his hidden refuge, Sebastian marked the known routes and dangers on the party’s map. The northern exit from Laogzed’s temple lay about five miles behind them. A north–south road led towards trading posts and crossed an east–west road; the hills and mountains were five to seven days farther north.

He warned that winter had spread south from those mountains, driving wolf packs and refugees with it. Orc and goblin clans occupied the west and south, the Ogrelands lay northeast, and few travellers returned with useful reports from the northwest. He also described the trading posts’ rule: once a bargain is accepted, violence between the parties is forbidden.

This illustrated chart reconstructs Sebastian’s directions. The positions are approximate, not a surveyed route or proof that every marked danger was encountered by the party.

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Peaceful island Safehold before the invasion, with palisades, training grounds, teaching halls, workshops, gardens and docks

Safehold · Before Day 1

The Safehold Before the Fall

A reconstruction of the secluded island stronghold during the final year of training. Within its timber-and-stone defences stood training yards, teaching halls, dormitories, workshops, gardens, stores and a working dock.

Here the recruits studied martial disciplines, history, religion, magical theory and practical skills despite magic’s failure. Beneath their orderly refuge, the ancient dwarven works remained hidden—until invasion shattered the world they knew.

Interpretive reconstruction. The surviving chronicle does not record the Safehold’s exact architecture.

Before the Fall The Fall of Safehold