On 11/13/05, Bryan Newell <bryann at bryann.net> wrote: > > On 11/8/05, Bryan Newell <bryann at bryann.net> wrote: > > > Does this imply that Dzur Mountain and the Lesser > > > Sea of Chaos (the two places Verra manifests in > > > Issola) are on different planes of existence than the > > > rest of the world of Dragaera? > > > > > > > I don't think that it would make sense to conclude that > > different locations, which we know can be reached by simple > > physical motion on the surface of the planet, are on > > different planes of existence. > > I'm not disagreeing with you at all, but to clarify my original question: > what I was halfway thinking about possibly hinting at was that, perhaps, the > Sea of Chaos (both of them?) and Dzur Mountain essentially "straddle" > multiple planes, and so Verra can manifest there. > > If this were true, Deathgate Falls and the cave Zerika exits the Paths of > the Dead from would probably also qualify as places Verra could manifest. Good points. And, as I recalled just now, the Paths of the Dead are also a location that can be reached by "simple physical motion on the surface of the planet", yet are not necessarily in the same plane of existence as the rest of Dragaera. So I can understand positing that there might be other locations like it. Indeed, the Necromancer suggests that there are hundreds of "locations where the boundaries between worlds are flawed". Not that we have enough information about whether the Sea or the Mountain are among those hundreds. > Consider Morrolan's Tower. I would think that regardless of which theory is > true, Verra should be able to manifest there. > Another good point. Morrolan's Tower is almost certainly a location that is dedicated to Verra, and is also a gate between worlds.