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	=== Mechanisms for Inter-Reality Travel ===		=== Mechanisms for Inter-Reality Travel ===
	Molten Aether offers a multiple methods of travel between realities, both magical and tech-based, for characters to move between different worlds. Among these are [[the Splice]], Umbral Passage, [[Druthonae]], [[Hermod Gate]], and ~~Verum~~ [[Transitus]]. In the futuristic world of [[Blazing Umbra]], a random event known as the Splice can transport characters into the game. However, this is just one of many travel options. The Umbral Passage serves as a fantasy counterpart to the Splice, while the Druthonae is a fixed portal leading to various places and times. Inspired by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate Stargate series], the Hermod Gate adds another layer of travel possibilities. Finally, the [[Verum Transitus]] is a special realm featuring doors that lead to all kinds of places and times. These diverse methods not only make the gameplay more engaging but also offer players a wide array of choices for how their characters can traverse different worlds.		Molten Aether offers a multiple methods of travel between realities, both magical and tech-based, for characters to move between different worlds. Among these are [[the Splice]], Umbral Passage (a fantasy version of a Splice), [[Druthonae]], [[Hermod Gate]], and [[Verum Transitus]]. In the futuristic world of [[Blazing Umbra]], a random event known as the Splice can transport characters into the game. However, this is just one of many travel options. The Umbral Passage serves as a fantasy counterpart to the Splice, while the Druthonae is a fixed portal leading to various places and times. Inspired by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate Stargate series], the Hermod Gate adds another layer of travel possibilities. Finally, the [[Verum Transitus]] is a special realm featuring doors that lead to all kinds of places and times. These diverse methods not only make the gameplay more engaging but also offer players a wide array of choices for how their characters can traverse different worlds.

	== Planar Structure - A Layered Reality ==		== Planar Structure - A Layered Reality ==

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	=== Mechanisms for Inter-Reality Travel ===		=== Mechanisms for Inter-Reality Travel ===
	Molten Aether offers a multiple methods of travel between realities, both magical and tech-based, for characters to move between different worlds. Among these are [[the Splice]], Umbral Passage, [[Druthonae]], [[Hermod Gate]], and Verum [[Transitus]]. In the futuristic world of [[Blazing Umbra]], a random event known as the Splice can transport characters into the game. However, this is just one of many travel options. The Umbral Passage serves as a fantasy counterpart to the Splice, while the Druthonae is a fixed portal leading to various places and times. Inspired by the [[Stargate]~~] series~~, the Hermod Gate adds another layer of travel possibilities. Finally, the [[Verum Transitus]] is a special realm featuring doors that lead to all kinds of places and times. These diverse methods not only make the gameplay more engaging but also offer players a wide array of choices for how their characters can traverse different worlds.		Molten Aether offers a multiple methods of travel between realities, both magical and tech-based, for characters to move between different worlds. Among these are [[the Splice]], Umbral Passage, [[Druthonae]], [[Hermod Gate]], and Verum [[Transitus]]. In the futuristic world of [[Blazing Umbra]], a random event known as the Splice can transport characters into the game. However, this is just one of many travel options. The Umbral Passage serves as a fantasy counterpart to the Splice, while the Druthonae is a fixed portal leading to various places and times. Inspired by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate Stargate series], the Hermod Gate adds another layer of travel possibilities. Finally, the [[Verum Transitus]] is a special realm featuring doors that lead to all kinds of places and times. These diverse methods not only make the gameplay more engaging but also offer players a wide array of choices for how their characters can traverse different worlds.

	== Planar Structure - A Layered Reality ==		== Planar Structure - A Layered Reality ==

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	Molten Aether's universe is structured into [[Planes of Existence\|multiple planes]], each endowed with unique attributes that allow for the inclusion of entities from a variety of belief systems. This multi-planar organization serves as a neutral ground where characters such as angels and demons can exist outside their traditional religious or mythological contexts. The design serves two primary functions: first, it accommodates a wide array of religious and mythological beliefs, and second, it offers a unified framework for understanding various supernatural entities. This architectural choice is geared towards enriching the storytelling experience and providing players with the utmost creative freedom, thereby making the game's universe a versatile and inclusive setting. While the setting contains its own codified planes, that is not the limit to what exists within the universe.		Molten Aether's universe is structured into [[Planes of Existence\|multiple planes]], each endowed with unique attributes that allow for the inclusion of entities from a variety of belief systems. This multi-planar organization serves as a neutral ground where characters such as angels and demons can exist outside their traditional religious or mythological contexts. The design serves two primary functions: first, it accommodates a wide array of religious and mythological beliefs, and second, it offers a unified framework for understanding various supernatural entities. This architectural choice is geared towards enriching the storytelling experience and providing players with the utmost creative freedom, thereby making the game's universe a versatile and inclusive setting. While the setting contains its own codified planes, that is not the limit to what exists within the universe.

	=== Demi-Planes: Sub-Realities Within the Structure ===		=== Demi-Planes - Sub-Realities Within the Structure ===
	Demi-planes in Molten Aether are specialized sub-realities that exist either within or alongside the primary planes, serving as specific domains for religious or mythological concepts like Heaven or Valhalla. This feature adds another layer of complexity to the game's already intricate planar structure, allowing for the coexistence of multiple religious and mythological beliefs within a single cosmological framework. The result is an environment that is as inclusive as possible, offering a rich setting for storytelling that embraces a wide array of belief systems. Furthermore, the concept of planes and demi-planes has direct implications for character development; for instance, a character who is a follower of a specific deity would naturally fall under that deity's domain, which in turn influences their actions and experiences within the game. This multi-layered structure enhances both the storytelling and character development aspects of Molten Aether, making it a compelling setting for diverse narratives.		Demi-planes in Molten Aether are specialized sub-realities that exist either within or alongside the primary planes, serving as specific domains for religious or mythological concepts like Heaven or Valhalla. This feature adds another layer of complexity to the game's already intricate planar structure, allowing for the coexistence of multiple religious and mythological beliefs within a single cosmological framework. The result is an environment that is as inclusive as possible, offering a rich setting for storytelling that embraces a wide array of belief systems. Furthermore, the concept of planes and demi-planes has direct implications for character development; for instance, a character who is a follower of a specific deity would naturally fall under that deity's domain, which in turn influences their actions and experiences within the game. This multi-layered structure enhances both the storytelling and character development aspects of Molten Aether, making it a compelling setting for diverse narratives.

Cyclops: /* Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces */

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Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces

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	Molten Aether itself is a paradoxical realm, born from controlled chaos within an ordered system. This balance creates endless realms, each with its own rules and characteristics, offering a storytelling platform where characters from various cultures and beliefs can interact seamlessly. The Nammuzi and The Unutterable are not just themes but active forces in the game, influencing the lives and even the sanity of those who come into contact with them. Their influence extends beyond just one universe, making the game's setting both unified and diverse.		Molten Aether itself is a paradoxical realm, born from controlled chaos within an ordered system. This balance creates endless realms, each with its own rules and characteristics, offering a storytelling platform where characters from various cultures and beliefs can interact seamlessly. The Nammuzi and The Unutterable are not just themes but active forces in the game, influencing the lives and even the sanity of those who come into contact with them. Their influence extends beyond just one universe, making the game's setting both unified and diverse.

	While The Nammuzi feeds upon the life force of beings in the Aether, enhancing their vitality and identity, The Unutterable drains the life force of those in the [[Dark Aether]], eroding their essence and perpetuating a cycle of suffering. These entities are not to be worshiped; they are [[elemental]] forces that players can choose to engage with at the risk of their characters' sanity and well-being. The game offers a rich tapestry of cosmic ideas, but its main aim is to provide a platform for diverse storytelling.		While The Nammuzi feeds upon the life force of beings in the Aether, enhancing their vitality and identity, The Unutterable drains the life force of those in the [[Dark Aether]], eroding their essence and perpetuating a cycle of suffering. These entities are not to be worshiped; they are <noautolinks>elemental</noautolinks> forces that players can choose to engage with at the risk of their characters' sanity and well-being. The game offers a rich tapestry of cosmic ideas, but its main aim is to provide a platform for diverse storytelling.

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	== Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces ==		== Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces ==
	In Molten Aether, the core struggle between order and chaos is represented by two primordial entities: [[The Nammuzi]] and [[The Unutterable]]. The Nammuzi, a being of unimaginable benevolence, embodies order and clarity. Its name alone can restore order to a chaotic mind, but it also has the power to impose an overwhelming obsession with rules, leading to a different kind of chaos. On the other hand, The Unutterable is a malevolent force that embodies chaos and darkness. Its name is so corrosive that it can unravel the sanity of those who dare to utter or even think it. Both entities are beyond human comprehension, existing as [[elemental]] forces that shape the very fabric of reality across multiple universes.		In Molten Aether, the core struggle between order and chaos is represented by two primordial entities: [[The Nammuzi]] and [[The Unutterable]]. The Nammuzi, a being of unimaginable benevolence, embodies order and clarity. Its name alone can restore order to a chaotic mind, but it also has the power to impose an overwhelming obsession with rules, leading to a different kind of chaos. On the other hand, The Unutterable is a malevolent force that embodies chaos and darkness. Its name is so corrosive that it can unravel the sanity of those who dare to utter or even think it. Both entities are beyond human comprehension, existing as <noautolinks>elemental</noautolinks> forces that shape the very fabric of reality across multiple universes.

	Molten Aether itself is a paradoxical realm, born from controlled chaos within an ordered system. This balance creates endless realms, each with its own rules and characteristics, offering a storytelling platform where characters from various cultures and beliefs can interact seamlessly. The Nammuzi and The Unutterable are not just themes but active forces in the game, influencing the lives and even the sanity of those who come into contact with them. Their influence extends beyond just one universe, making the game's setting both unified and diverse.		Molten Aether itself is a paradoxical realm, born from controlled chaos within an ordered system. This balance creates endless realms, each with its own rules and characteristics, offering a storytelling platform where characters from various cultures and beliefs can interact seamlessly. The Nammuzi and The Unutterable are not just themes but active forces in the game, influencing the lives and even the sanity of those who come into contact with them. Their influence extends beyond just one universe, making the game's setting both unified and diverse.

	While The Nammuzi feeds upon the life force of beings in the Aether, enhancing their vitality and identity, The Unutterable drains the life force of those in the [[Dark Aether]], eroding their essence and perpetuating a cycle of suffering. These entities are not to be worshiped; they are elemental forces that players can choose to engage with at the risk of their characters' sanity and well-being. The game offers a rich tapestry of cosmic ideas, but its main aim is to provide a platform for diverse storytelling.		While The Nammuzi feeds upon the life force of beings in the Aether, enhancing their vitality and identity, The Unutterable drains the life force of those in the [[Dark Aether]], eroding their essence and perpetuating a cycle of suffering. These entities are not to be worshiped; they are [[elemental]] forces that players can choose to engage with at the risk of their characters' sanity and well-being. The game offers a rich tapestry of cosmic ideas, but its main aim is to provide a platform for diverse storytelling.

	[[Category:OOC]]		[[Category:OOC]]

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	== Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces ==		== Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces ==
	In Molten Aether, the core struggle between order and chaos is represented by two primordial entities: [[The Nammuzi]] and [[The Unutterable]]. ~~Unlike traditional gods~~, ~~these entities~~ can~~'t be worshiped because they're not deities~~ or even ~~living beings in the usual sense~~. ~~Instead~~, ~~they act~~ as ~~<noautolinks>~~elemental~~</noautolinks>~~ forces that shape the very ~~foundation~~ of reality. ~~This isn't just a theme but a creative force in the game, leading to a complex structure of different planes and sub-planes.~~ Molten Aether itself is born from a controlled ~~form of~~ chaos within an ordered system~~, a paradox that~~ creates endless realms, each with its own rules and characteristics. ~~This balance between order~~ and ~~chaos isn't limited to~~ just one universe~~; it's a principle that spans across multiple universes~~, making the game's setting both unified and diverse. While players can choose to ~~dive deep into these~~ cosmic ideas, ~~the~~ main aim is to ~~offer~~ a storytelling ~~platform where characters from various cultures and beliefs can interact seamlessly~~.		In Molten Aether, the core struggle between order and chaos is represented by two primordial entities: [[The Nammuzi]] and [[The Unutterable]]. The Nammuzi, a being of unimaginable benevolence, embodies order and clarity. Its name alone can restore order to a chaotic mind, but it also has the power to impose an overwhelming obsession with rules, leading to a different kind of chaos. On the other hand, The Unutterable is a malevolent force that embodies chaos and darkness. Its name is so corrosive that it can unravel the sanity of those who dare to utter or even think it. Both entities are beyond human comprehension, existing as [[elemental]] forces that shape the very fabric of reality across multiple universes.

			Molten Aether itself is a paradoxical realm, born from controlled chaos within an ordered system. This balance creates endless realms, each with its own rules and characteristics, offering a storytelling platform where characters from various cultures and beliefs can interact seamlessly. The Nammuzi and The Unutterable are not just themes but active forces in the game, influencing the lives and even the sanity of those who come into contact with them. Their influence extends beyond just one universe, making the game's setting both unified and diverse.

			While The Nammuzi feeds upon the life force of beings in the Aether, enhancing their vitality and identity, The Unutterable drains the life force of those in the [[Dark Aether]], eroding their essence and perpetuating a cycle of suffering. These entities are not to be worshiped; they are elemental forces that players can choose to engage with at the risk of their characters' sanity and well-being. The game offers a rich tapestry of cosmic ideas, but its main aim is to provide a platform for diverse storytelling.

	[[Category:OOC]]		[[Category:OOC]]

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	Molten Aether's cosmology serves as a storytelling playground that blurs the lines between various religious, mythological, and fictional worlds. This design choice allows players to introduce characters and ideas from diverse backgrounds, such as Norse mythology or Dungeons and Dragons, without diluting their essence. Rather than imposing a rigid framework, the game's structure focuses on the tension between order and chaos, ~~enriching~~ the ~~narrative without constraining it~~. The goal is to offer an expansive and inclusive setting for storytelling, allowing players to explore themes and characters as deeply as they wish.		Molten Aether's cosmology serves as a storytelling playground that blurs the lines between various religious, mythological, and fictional worlds. This design choice allows players to introduce characters and ideas from diverse backgrounds, such as Norse mythology or Dungeons and Dragons, without diluting their essence. The game also incorporates the concept of [[Planes of Existence\|multiple planes]], like the Astral and Ethereal Planes, to offer a more layered and intricate setting. Rather than imposing a rigid framework, the game's structure focuses on the tension between order and chaos, enriched by the idea of a single divine energy manifesting in various forms as discussed in [[Regarding Faith]]. The goal is to offer an expansive and inclusive setting for storytelling, allowing players to explore themes and characters as deeply as they wish.

	== The Multiverse - A Realm of Infinite Possibilities ==		== The Multiverse - A Realm of Infinite Possibilities ==
	The Multiverse theory posits the existence of multiple realities, each with its own governing rules, ranging from the laws of physics to realms of fantasy filled with magic and mythical creatures. This concept is a cornerstone of Molten Aether, serving as the mechanism that allows characters from these diverse realities to maintain their unique traits when they enter the game's universe. The ~~incorporation of the Multiverse~~ concept ~~is a deliberate design choice that~~, ~~although requiring some suspension~~ of ~~disbelief, is aimed at maximizing player freedom in both character creation and storytelling~~. By embracing this framework, Molten Aether offers a rich and diverse setting where characters from various backgrounds can interact in a cohesive narrative.		The Multiverse theory posits the existence of multiple realities, each with its own governing rules, ranging from the laws of physics to realms of fantasy filled with magic and mythical creatures. This concept is a cornerstone of Molten Aether, serving as the mechanism that allows characters from these diverse realities to maintain their unique traits when they enter the game's universe. The game also employs a concept known as [[The Fudge]], which addresses inconsistencies and allows for the melding of seemingly incompatible universes. By embracing this framework, Molten Aether offers a rich and diverse setting where characters from various backgrounds can interact in a cohesive narrative.

	=== Mechanisms for Inter-Reality Travel ===		=== Mechanisms for Inter-Reality Travel ===
	In Molten Aether, there are many ways for characters to move between different worlds. For example, in the futuristic world called [[Blazing Umbra]], there's a random event known as the [[Splice]] that can bring characters into the game. But that's not the only way to travel. The game also offers other options, both magical and tech-based, to make the gameplay more interesting. Some of these options are the [[Umbral Passage]], which is like a fantasy version of [[the Splice]], and the [[Druthonae]], a fixed portal that can take you to different places and times. There's also the [[Hermod Gate]], inspired by the [[Stargate]~~] series~~, which allows for even more travel options. Lastly, there's the [[Verum Transitus]], a special realm with doors leading to all kinds of places and times. These various methods make the game more engaging and give players lots of choices.		In Molten Aether, there are many ways for characters to move between different worlds. For example, in the futuristic world called [[Blazing Umbra]], there's a random event known as the [[Splice]] that can bring characters into the game. But that's not the only way to travel. The game also offers other options, both magical and tech-based, to make the gameplay more interesting. Some of these options are the [[Umbral Passage]], which is like a fantasy version of [[the Splice]], and the [[Druthonae]], a fixed portal that can take you to different places and times. There's also the [[Hermod Gate]], inspired by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate Stargate series], which allows for even more travel options. Lastly, there's the [[Verum Transitus]], a special realm with doors leading to all kinds of places and times. These various methods make the game more engaging and give players lots of choices.

	== Planar Structure - A Layered Reality ==		== Planar Structure - A Layered Reality ==
	Molten Aether's universe is structured into [[Planes of Existence\|multiple planes]], each endowed with unique attributes that allow for the inclusion of entities from a variety of belief systems. This multi-planar organization serves as a neutral ground where characters such as angels and demons can exist outside their traditional religious or mythological contexts. The design serves two primary functions: first, it accommodates a wide array of religious and mythological beliefs, and second, it offers a unified framework for understanding various supernatural entities. This architectural choice is geared towards enriching the storytelling experience and providing players with the utmost creative freedom, thereby making the game's universe a versatile and inclusive setting. While the setting contains ~~it's~~ own codified planes, that is not the limit to what exists within the universe.		Molten Aether's universe is structured into [[Planes of Existence\|multiple planes]], each endowed with unique attributes that allow for the inclusion of entities from a variety of belief systems. This multi-planar organization serves as a neutral ground where characters such as angels and demons can exist outside their traditional religious or mythological contexts. The design serves two primary functions: first, it accommodates a wide array of religious and mythological beliefs, and second, it offers a unified framework for understanding various supernatural entities. This architectural choice is geared towards enriching the storytelling experience and providing players with the utmost creative freedom, thereby making the game's universe a versatile and inclusive setting. While the setting contains its own codified planes, that is not the limit to what exists within the universe.

	=== Demi-Planes: Sub-Realities Within the Structure ===		=== Demi-Planes: Sub-Realities Within the Structure ===
	Demi-planes in Molten Aether are specialized sub-realities that exist either within or alongside the primary planes, serving as specific domains for religious or mythological concepts like Heaven or Valhalla. This feature adds another layer of complexity to the game's already intricate planar structure, allowing for the coexistence of multiple religious and mythological beliefs within a single cosmological framework. The result is an environment that is as inclusive as possible, offering a rich ~~tapestry~~ for storytelling that embraces a wide array of belief systems. Furthermore, the concept of planes and demi-planes has direct implications for character development; for instance, a character who is a follower of a specific deity would naturally fall under that deity's domain, which in turn influences their actions and experiences within the game. This multi-layered structure enhances both the storytelling and character development aspects of Molten Aether, making it a compelling setting for diverse narratives.		Demi-planes in Molten Aether are specialized sub-realities that exist either within or alongside the primary planes, serving as specific domains for religious or mythological concepts like Heaven or Valhalla. This feature adds another layer of complexity to the game's already intricate planar structure, allowing for the coexistence of multiple religious and mythological beliefs within a single cosmological framework. The result is an environment that is as inclusive as possible, offering a rich setting for storytelling that embraces a wide array of belief systems. Furthermore, the concept of planes and demi-planes has direct implications for character development; for instance, a character who is a follower of a specific deity would naturally fall under that deity's domain, which in turn influences their actions and experiences within the game. This multi-layered structure enhances both the storytelling and character development aspects of Molten Aether, making it a compelling setting for diverse narratives.

	== Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces ==		== Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces ==

Cyclops: /* Planar Structure - A Layered Reality */

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	== Planar Structure - A Layered Reality ==		== Planar Structure - A Layered Reality ==
	Molten Aether's universe is structured into multiple planes, each endowed with unique attributes that allow for the inclusion of entities from a variety of belief systems. This multi-planar organization serves as a neutral ground where characters such as angels and demons can exist outside their traditional religious or mythological contexts. The design serves two primary functions: first, it accommodates a wide array of religious and mythological beliefs, and second, it offers a unified framework for understanding various supernatural entities. This architectural choice is geared towards enriching the storytelling experience and providing players with the utmost creative freedom, thereby making the game's universe a versatile and inclusive setting.		Molten Aether's universe is structured into [[Planes of Existence\|multiple planes]], each endowed with unique attributes that allow for the inclusion of entities from a variety of belief systems. This multi-planar organization serves as a neutral ground where characters such as angels and demons can exist outside their traditional religious or mythological contexts. The design serves two primary functions: first, it accommodates a wide array of religious and mythological beliefs, and second, it offers a unified framework for understanding various supernatural entities. This architectural choice is geared towards enriching the storytelling experience and providing players with the utmost creative freedom, thereby making the game's universe a versatile and inclusive setting. While the setting contains it's own codified planes, that is not the limit to what exists within the universe.

	=== Demi-Planes: Sub-Realities Within the Structure ===		=== Demi-Planes: Sub-Realities Within the Structure ===

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	== Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces ==		== Order, Chaos, and the Balance of Forces ==
	In Molten Aether, the core struggle between order and chaos is represented by two primordial entities: [[The Nammuzi]] and [[The Unutterable]]. Unlike traditional gods, these entities can't be worshiped because they're not living beings in the usual sense. Instead, they act as <noautolinks>elemental</noautolinks> forces that shape the very foundation of reality. This isn't just a theme but a creative force in the game, leading to a complex structure of different planes and sub-planes. Molten Aether itself is born from a controlled form of chaos within an ordered system, a paradox that creates endless realms, each with its own rules and characteristics. This balance between order and chaos isn't limited to just one universe; it's a principle that spans across multiple universes, making the game's setting both unified and diverse. While players can choose to dive deep into these cosmic ideas, the main aim is to offer a storytelling platform where characters from various cultures and beliefs can interact seamlessly.		In Molten Aether, the core struggle between order and chaos is represented by two primordial entities: [[The Nammuzi]] and [[The Unutterable]]. Unlike traditional gods, these entities can't be worshiped because they're not deities or even living beings in the usual sense. Instead, they act as <noautolinks>elemental</noautolinks> forces that shape the very foundation of reality. This isn't just a theme but a creative force in the game, leading to a complex structure of different planes and sub-planes. Molten Aether itself is born from a controlled form of chaos within an ordered system, a paradox that creates endless realms, each with its own rules and characteristics. This balance between order and chaos isn't limited to just one universe; it's a principle that spans across multiple universes, making the game's setting both unified and diverse. While players can choose to dive deep into these cosmic ideas, the main aim is to offer a storytelling platform where characters from various cultures and beliefs can interact seamlessly.

	[[Category:OOC]]		[[Category:OOC]]