A crossroads that provides gates to each of the eight main verses in the Omniverse. Oftentimes a neutral ground to meet and parley, other times a war zone, the Nexus is the beginning of everything.

Home of the Empire, this sprawling city covers an entire Verse, constantly growing in all directions. Currently, there are seven tiers from top to bottom.

Camelot and its capital, Minas Tirith, are starkly low-tech compared to the Empire. For the inhabitants of the towns and villages here, things like the weather, the harvest, and bandits are still an everyday concern. But, loath as some of the citizens are to admit it, they have one major advantage in the Mage's Guild.

Through the gates from the Nexus and Coruscant are the Endless Dunes, a lawless verse whose central town is held together, just barely, by the gunslinger Roland Deschain. Past this borderline, there is no law except survival.

Through the gates from Camelot and the Nexus awaits a dense forest with many factions. Firstly, the village of Mokugakure, who use the forest itself as a base to train their ninjas. Secondly, the elves, who live at the foot of Yggdrassil, the World Tree. These two factions have been known to work together to fight the many bands of orcs, goblins, and other pests.

By taking a gate from either the Nexus or Coruscant, you will come here to Costa Del Sol, a large island that serves as the Empire’s outpost in this verse. Past here, the islands are as varied as they are many, mostly empty but often inhabited.

If you dare pass through either of the gates from Camelot or the Nexus, you will soon find yourself in the Pale Moors. The dominant power here - one Count Dracula - considers the citizenry to be mere livestock. Prosperous in the early days of the Omniverse, it is now a place where everyone locks their doors at night. If you dare to venture further into the Pale Moors, be prepared to fight all manner of otherworldly creatures.

Reached by passing through gates from the Nexus, the Tangled Green or the Endless Dunes, the Ashen Steppes is an extremely dangerous verse. Should you make it to Death Mountain, be sure to drop by the gorons for a warm welcome.

Through gates from the Nexus, Vasty Deep and the Pale Moors lie the Frozen Fields. The outskirts require careful navigation as the ice is thin and there are many areas where the only way to proceed is across floating glaciers. Towards the centre of the verse the land becomes more mountainous. Upon these peaks and within its caves, dwarves, giants and dragons make their home.

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Sub Forums: Dante's Abyss Rules (2018), Dante's Abyss Junkyard

Not a verse in the traditional sense, this is a realm of pure magic and energy that all dreamers touch when they sleep. For magicians and others with the ability to enter directly, the mutable nature of the verse provides many uses ... and poses many dangers.

A purely digital verse, it could be called the Omniverse's version of the internet. Any electronic device with an active network connection can be accessed from here. With a sentience uplink device, you can enter the Dataverse directly.
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A dimension that exists in the space outside of the verses, constantly changing to Omni's whims. It is possible to enter here from one of a few locations in the Omniverse and exit to another.

The land where Omni resides, a place that appears to be far in the sky. The clouds here can be walked upon, and the architecture seems somehow both ancient and advanced, all white pillars and intricate lines.

A hellish dimension cut off from the rest of the Omniverse, ruled over by Diablo, the Lord of Terror.

Sub Forums: The Graveyardverse