Gray Gaste

In the medieval-fantastic Roleplay Keeps and dragons , the Gaste Grise (or Hadès , the Gray Ground of Hadès , Three Gleams , the Loss of Hope or the Nadir ) is a Plan outside of neutral alignment bad .

Description

Gaste Grise is a plan where the evil is concentrated and where reign despair. The color is dull there, going even until colors grisâtres (from where its name), except for the gates which are out of bronze, money or gold, according to the place where they carry out. Frequent or repeated visits will make lose with the travellers the desire for leaving this plan without heart. The victims become apathetic and lose any hope in their life. Finally, they become insane and their memories grow blurred, trapping them forever.

Inhabitants

The plan is mainly used by the laughed Tanar' and the Baatezu as a battle field for the Bloody Guerre. The creatures of origin include Yugoloth S, Diakka, Hordlings, Larvae, and Witches Night. Several divinities live there, like Pluton the god of the hells, or Cegilune the Mother of the Witches.

Structure

Gaste Grise is an infinite space made up of three layers, or under-plans, sometimes called the Three Gleams. The river Styx runs through the first under-plan, Oinos, connecting it with the other close plans malefic. Gaste Grise divides its borders with the Depths of the Tartar of the Carcères and the Pale Eternity of Géhenne. The voyage between these plans is thus possible.

Khin-Oin, the Wasted Tower, a fortress built and inhabited by Yugoloth S, is also located there.

Layers

Gaste Grise has three layers.

Oinos

Oinos counts several divine kingdoms, of which the House of Flesh of Incabulos, the kingdom of the Crystal Peak of Kelemvor (in the past the OS Castle of Myrkul), the kingdom of the god orc Yurtrus, the kingdom of the Brilliant Hell of the dwarf god Abbathor and the kingdom of Urdrest, of the god urd Kuraulyek.

Niflheim

Niflheim counts several divine kingdoms, as the Kingdom of the Scandinavian goddess Hel (who gives her name to the layer), the Lost Palate of Shar, that of Rezuriel, the kingdom of the shades of Mask, the Islands of Cursed and the night kingdom of Yautri. Moreover, Yggdrasil, the Tree of the World, planted its roots there.

Pluto

Pluto counts some divine kingdoms, like that of the goddess of the Cegilune witches, the sanctuary of Hécate, and the kingdom of the god Hadès, who bears the same name as his Master. One finds also the Mont Olympe.

Historical influences

The topography of the layers is largely inspired by the hells of various mythologies, thus Niflheim is the world frozen of the goddess Hel in the Scandinavian Mythologie, Hadès is the Greek god hells. The name Pluton comes from the Roman god of the hells.

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