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More lore for the lore hungry. Worldbuilding serves two purposes, it gives you guys something to wrap your heads around and it gives me a near impossible artistic challenge in trying to paint water obeying bent gravitational fields.

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SwiftKitten

that's certainly interesting from a physics standpoint... since its not a spherical shape gravity would be hard to explain. especially trying to maintain equal gravity flat across the top. if that much of the world is missing gravity should be much lighter. unless it exist somehow in some other plane if existence that somehow keeps its gravity in this plane that would explain the gravy pouring over the edge.. but i cant find any way to explain away the lack of air on the other side. my best guess would be there something to do with explaining it away via the intermingling of the two physical planes of existence or that the "air" on the other side just isnt a "breathable" variety and its not just a vacuum as variety gravity and abrupt jagged world edge would be good at trapping the unbreathable gas on one side.

Cody

I have a feeling at some point we will learn what science-magic makes the gravity do what it do. But, in the meantime, I'm interested in whether that moon-thing was made by the Temple, or is where the temple got its crest from?

Feretta

I'd be very impressed if a bunch of non-space faring primitives managed to make a moon. That's the Hadalen sphere :p

Cody

Ahh, yeah, no, that makes sense. It developed that crest on its own then, eh? Very interesting!! I'm loving the background on Farelliar!

SwiftKitten

wait THE sphere? like the one from page 5-54?

Cody

That's what it seems like!