TEXT: Planar Passages
  The Planar Map
  Introduction: This document is designed as part of Planar Passages, an alternate system for 
  planar travel in 5th edition Dungeons & Dragons. In Planar Passages, the different planes of the 
  multiverse are described as being connected through extraplanar paths that can be traveled 
  without the use of magic. 
  Each plane is connected to two or more others. These connections can be depicted by a series of 
  interconnected equilateral triangles, forming a sort of map of the planes.
  This document provides different levels of the planar map on separate pages and affords plenty 
  of room to add notes to the map, either printed out or in digital format.
  A form-fillable map of the 
  multiverse for Planar Passages
  by OoznynKoo
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  1
  INTRODUCTION – 
  
  • 
  From the Material Plane, you can access I, II, III, and A, 
  B, C. 
  • 
  From IV you can access 8, 9, and 13.
  • 
  From V you can access 10, 11, and 14.
  • 
  From VI you can access 7, 12, and 15. 
  • 
  From A you can access 16.
  • 
  From B you can access 17.
  • 
  From C you can access 18.
  The three planes that form the core of the Outer 
  Planes, numbered 1, 2, and 3, are the farthest away 
  from the Material Plane. Getting there requires first ac-
  cessing one of the Outer planes around the edge of the 
  map, by going through either one of the Transitive 
  Planes or a couple of Inner Planes. On the Outer 
  Planes, several possible routes exist to get to the 
  three core planes.
  • Dashed lines indicate connections be-
  tween different levels of the map.
  • The line’s color changes to indicate which 
  level it leads to.
  • Those planes marked with a colored hex-
  agonal outline and white background are 
  on different levels of the map.
  • The Material Plane is shown on several 
  levels of the map for the sake of conve-
  nience, but has its own level.
  THE MAP OVERALL
  • 
  A three dimensional version of the map has the 
  Transitive Planes on the topmost level, marked 
  as A, B, and C. 
  • 
  The Material Plane, marked as 0, sits below 
  them and above the Inner Planes (I - VI). 
  • 
  The Outer Planes and their extension, the 
  Greater Planes, are numbered 1 - 18.
  Heading out from the Material Plane, 
  the following connections are 
  available.
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  INTRODUCTION – THE MAP OvERALL
  A Very Much Improved 
  Color-Coded Planar Map
  Material Plane
  Outer Planes
  Greater Planes
  Inner Planes
  Transitive Planes
  
  10
  11
  12
  7
  8
  13
  9
  15
  14
  THE INNER PLANES
  Inner Planes
  I  –  __________________________________  
  II  – __________________________________
  III  – __________________________________
  IV  – __________________________________
  V  – __________________________________
  VI  – __________________________________
  3
  INTRODUCTION – THE INNER PLANES
  Air
  Water
  Earth
  Positive Energy
  Negative Energy
  Fire
  
  17
  18
  16
  THE TRANSITIVE PLANES
  Transitive Planes
  A  –  __________________________________  
  B  – __________________________________
  C  – __________________________________
  4
  INTRODUCTION – THE TRANSITIvE PLANES
  The Ethereal Plane
  The Feywild
  The Shadowfell
  
  C
  B
  A
  VI
  IV
  V
  Outer Planes
  1  –  __________________________________  
  2  – __________________________________
  3  – __________________________________
  4  – __________________________________
  5  – __________________________________
  6  – __________________________________
  7  – __________________________________
  8  – __________________________________
  9  – __________________________________
  10  – __________________________________
  11  – __________________________________
  12  – __________________________________
  13  – __________________________________
  14  – __________________________________
  15  – __________________________________
  Greater Planes
  16  – __________________________________
  17  – __________________________________
  18  – __________________________________
  THE OUTER PLANES + GREATER
  5
  INTRODUCTION – THE OUTER PLANES + GREATER
  The Infernal Plane
  The Blood Vortex
  The Celestial Plane
  The Impenetrable Fortress
  The Abyss
  The Gray Plain
  Law
  Darktown
  Chaos
  Mechanus
  War
  The Hateful Machine
  The Great Library
  The Divine Court
  The Beastlands
  The Realm of the Dead
  Turmoil
  The Nameless Place
  
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