A NEW TERM WAS RESEARCHED CALLED PLANES.

The definition is used to explain the existence of the multiverse, each plane has its own dimensional characteristics, and the planes that exist are a collection of different worlds that are intricately connected to each other. With the exception of a few connecting points, each plane is in fact a separate universe with its own natural laws.

Now my question arises, saying:

"Each plane is sealed in its own bubble-like system of crystal walls, which are suspended in an amber fluid called an elemental."

Some people say that this sentence comes from an online writer and thinks that it is very different from the D&D setting.

He points out that this concept is referenced in the game Dungeons and Dragons, where the phlogiston sea of the main material plane floats in various crystal wall systems encased in eggshell-like crystal walls - an official setting that web writers must never expect to know anything about.

Do any of the children have a high opinion on this, and ask for advice?

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