Outer Plane - Forgotten Realms Cosmology

Forgotten Realms Cosmology

The Forgotten Realms cosmology was originally the same as that of a standard Dungeons & Dragons campaign. The cosmology for the 3rd edition of D&D was altered substantially so that it contained twenty-six Outer Planes, arranged in a tree-like structure around the central 'trunk' of the material plane of Toril. Unlike the Outer Planes of the standard D&D cosmology which were heavily alignment-based, the Outer Planes of the Forgotten Realms cosmology were faith-based. The planes of the Forgotten Realms were retooled in the 4th edition to match the new default cosmology, with many of the planes or realms being relocated to the Astral Sea, and a handful now located in the Elemental Chaos.

  • The Abyss
  • Arvandor
  • The Barrens of Doom and Despair
  • Blood Rift
  • Brightwater
  • Clangor
  • Deep Caverns
  • The Demonweb Pits
  • Dragon Eyrie
  • Dwarfhome
  • Dweomerheart
  • The Fated Depths
  • Fury's Heart
  • The Gates of the Moon
  • Golden Hills
  • Green Fields
  • Hammergrim
  • Heliopolis
  • The House of Knowledge
  • The House of Nature
  • The House of the Triad
  • Jotunheim
  • The Nine Hells
  • Nishrek
  • The Supreme Throne
  • Warrior's Rest

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