Outer Plane Experiments
Placeholder page for later development.
Why This Mention Matters
- This concept is important because it explains the cosmic shift that ended crude extraplanar imposition and began the more subtle, durable shaping of the material world.
- It should clarify why gods and outer-plane powers learned that manifestations on the material plane had to be mortal, slow-growing, and capable of free will.
- This is the turning point that made long civilizational development, complex magic, and the refinement of mortal life possible.
Development Direction
- Define what the failed early experiments looked like and why they produced sterile, repetitive, or unstable worlds.
- Clarify what the gods learned about mortality, freedom, and layered material existence that changed the rules afterward.
- Identify which traces of these experiments still survive in doctrine, planar theory, or ancient relic behavior.