The planes around Eavaros form the Great Wheel, though not a tidy one: the World Tree has grown through it, and the Divine Gate cuts the gods off from the world. Choose a plane to see how to reach it and what lies there.
The Divine Gate rings the Prime, its echoes and the inner planes, and parts the upper planes from the lower. Gods cannot cross physically; mortals can still travel from the Prime.
The World Tree reaches strongly into Air and Water, then into Earth, Fire and the Feywild, and sends thin rootlings further out.
A plane shift needs a forked rod of the right metal, struck to the right note. Travellers in the Astral Sea look for a colour pool of the plane's hue; in the Deep Ethereal, for a curtain of its colour. Colours and forks follow the Forgotten Realms wiki's planar navigation table; a dash means none is recorded.
The Prime
The world of Eavaros and everything that shares its sky: the centre of the Wheel, which every other plane touches or echoes.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot walk it in the flesh.
Eavaros itself. The Divine Gate has kept the gods from walking it since the Calamity.
Echo of the Prime
The plane of the Fey, home of the Seelie and Unseelie courts.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
The World Tree reaches it.
The Rookery College keeps a tuning fork for the Feywild, though no fork is recorded elsewhere. The Citadel hangs here in its residuum sphere.
In the Codex here
Echo of the Prime
The plane of shadow, where the Fatemakers fought an agent of the Aspect and where, in 1040s play, the dead were found sealed in pods.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
In the 1040s the dead were found sealed in pods here, siphoned through the Taps.
In the Codex here
Transitive plane
The misty border plane that wraps the Prime and joins it to the inner planes; coloured curtains in its depths open onto other planes.
Divine Gate: gods cannot cross here; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Transitive plane
The silvery void between the planes, where the party drifted in 1034 PC and left Kenway dead.
Divine Gate: gods cannot cross here; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
The bodies of dead gods drift here; Myrkul's among them.
Inner plane
The open-sky plane of floating islands, which the party visited in October 2024 (real date) in search of a Source and Reid's missing god.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
The World Tree reaches it strongly.
One of the Sources lay here, and Reid Ransom came looking for his missing god.
Inner plane
The endless ocean plane, source of Braggum's eau de vie scheme in campaign 1 and the site of a Source hunt in 1040s play.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
The World Tree reaches it strongly.
Braggum's eau de vie scheme meant to fetch its water through "the Plunge" near Summers End.
Inner plane
The plane of stone, home of the pech and their town the Orstar.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
The World Tree reaches it.
Home of the pech of the Orstar.
In the Codex here
Inner plane
The plane of fire, home of the City of Brass, where the Fatemakers' associate Flames retired after the Skyfire.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
The World Tree reaches it.
The efreeti City of Brass drifts through its hottest reaches.
In the Codex here
Inner plane
The churning edge of the inner planes, where the four elements stop being separate and crash together.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Energy plane
The blinding pole of life at the top of the inner planes, a ceaseless explosion of energy that can burst the unprotected.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Energy plane
The lightless pole of death at the bottom of the inner planes, which drains life from anything that enters.
Inside the Divine Gate: gods cannot enter it in the flesh; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Outer plane · upper planes · neutral good
The outer plane of pure goodness, unbounded by law or chaos, a place of rest for the virtuous.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the upper planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the lower planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
The Rookery College counts it among the upper planes behind the Divine Gate.
Outer plane · upper planes · neutral good / chaotic good
The wild outer plane of beasts and hunters, called the Happy Hunting Grounds; Finchnest, the kenku god Quorlinn's realm, is a new entry there.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the upper planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the lower planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
Finchnest, home of the kenku god Quorlinn, is a new entry among its realms.
Outer plane · upper planes · chaotic good
The outer plane of chaotic good, a realm of wild beauty and passion, home of the elven gods.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the upper planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the lower planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
Home of the elven gods; a river through Krigala links it to the Beastlands.
Outer plane · upper planes · chaotic neutral / chaotic good
The outer plane of heroes, where warriors fight, fall and rise again on floating earth above rivers of fire.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the upper planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the lower planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
Outer plane · neutral planes · chaotic neutral
The outer plane of pure chaos, a churning soup of the elements that takes shape only under a strong will.
Divine Gate: gods cannot cross here; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
Outer plane · lower planes · chaotic neutral / chaotic evil
A howling hell-plane that leaked into the world when Herentor sealed the south, and where the Fatemakers were trapped in May 2020 (real date).
Behind the Divine Gate, among the lower planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the upper planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
It leaked into the world when Herentor's last spells tore her apart.
Outer plane · lower planes · chaotic evil
The chaotic plane of demons, whose creatures and gate runes troubled the Fatemakers' early adventures.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the lower planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the upper planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Outer plane · lower planes · neutral evil / chaotic evil
The prison plane of the outer ring, a chain of shrinking, red-glowing worlds where traitors are held.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the lower planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the upper planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Outer plane · lower planes · neutral evil
The Gray Waste, the colourless outer plane of neutral evil, which drains emotion and hope from all who stay.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the lower planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the upper planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Outer plane · lower planes · neutral evil / lawful evil
The outer plane of four burning volcanic mountains, between neutral and lawful evil, where yugoloths scheme.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the lower planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the upper planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Outer plane · lower planes · lawful evil
The layered plane of devils, home of the Iron City of Dis, where the party recovered the King in Yellow's contracts in 1034 PC.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the lower planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the upper planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
The party plane-shifted here in 1034 PC with "the Fork" kept in the Chest of Great Treasure. The World Tree's rootlings reach only into the River Styx here, not the Hells themselves.
In the Codex here
Outer plane · lower planes · lawful evil / lawful neutral
The outer plane of drifting, warring iron cubes between lawful evil and lawful neutral; heaven to the orcs, where Gruumsh rules.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the lower planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the upper planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
Gruumsh rules here; the orcs call it heaven. The World Tree's rootlings reach it only tangentially.
Outer plane · neutral planes · lawful neutral
The clockwork plane of law, where the party found Guildmaster Elrithien's tomb and the third part of Scribble's spell in 1034 PC.
Divine Gate: gods cannot cross here; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
The Star Scorpion Guild's old outpost, the Celestia Machina, lies miles below its surface.
In the Codex here
Outer plane · upper planes · lawful good / lawful neutral
The orderly outer plane between lawful good and lawful neutral, of perfect orchards and harmonious cities.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the upper planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the lower planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
Outer plane · upper planes · lawful good
The seven-tiered holy mountain of law and goodness, rising out of a silver sea.
Behind the Divine Gate, among the upper planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the lower planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
Outer plane · upper planes · lawful good / neutral good
The orderly upper plane where Zeph indexed knowledge for the Infinite Scroll, and where the party waited in the Pearl in January 2025 (real date).
Behind the Divine Gate, among the upper planes: its gods cannot cross to the Prime or to the lower planes; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
Zeph indexed knowledge here for the Infinite Scroll, in the city of Meridian.
In the Codex here
Hub of the outer planes · neutral
The neutral plane at the hub of the outer ring, which touches every other outer plane; Sigil hangs above its central spire.
Divine Gate: gods cannot cross here; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Only rootlings of the World Tree reach it.
In the Codex here
Hub of the outer planes · neutral
A city at the center of worlds. The city of Doors
Divine Gate: gods cannot cross here; mortals can still travel here from the Prime.
Plane shift cannot reach it; travellers come by its doors. The Guild of Harrow came through one beneath Ashwell.