Overworlds (Worlds Collide Supplement)

Overworld is a catch-all term for all planes and demiplanes that exist "over" the nine worlds of the Material Plane.

Campaign Setting: **Worlds Collide**
Players Guide Races Races available for the Worlds Collide setting. Classes Classes and archetypes available for the Worlds Collide setting. Backgrounds Backgrounds available for the Worlds Collide setting. Equipment Various gear, goods, equipment and magical items available for the Worlds Collide setting. Magic Rules of magic in the Worlds Collide setting, including basic uses and practices in nine worlds. Pantheon Prominent and not-so-much-prominent deities in the Worlds Collide setting.	About Worlds Collide Nine Worlds Nine worlds in Material Plane, overlapped and shattered by the Worlds Collide incident. Overworlds Astral Planes, Ethereal Planes, Elemental Planes, and many other demiplanes that exist "above" the nine worlds. Underworlds Underdark and many other demiplanes that exist "below" the nine worlds. Bestiary Monsters and miscellaneous creatures from nine worlds, overworlds, and underworlds. NPCs Notable individuals and organizations in nine worlds, overworlds, and underworlds.	Dungeon Master's Guide To be added.

The Conceptual Realms

In the universe where the thought, belief, and specualtion becomes real enough to influence the reality itself, the existence of the Conceptual Realms is nothing of surprise. Anything that sentient creatures in the Material Plane, forms itself somewhere in the Conceptual Realms.

The Desert

(An endless world of desert, where the sand boils and the sun is dim. Old legend of Muhajayd refers the Desert as the afterlife reserved for those who has committed so many crimes that they cannot decide which way to go to atone for their sins. There is only one oasis in the Desert, and that oasis leads to Al-Hadiqasur, the Garden Manor of Bal-Hadad.

The Ocean

(A bottomless, endless ocean that gives birth to the most gigantic monstrosities of all nine worlds. Some say that the Ocean is a sentient world by itself, creating her "children" for some purpose, but nothing is known for sure.)

The Pit

(The world of underground caverns and bottomless pits that shelters most of the chaotic-aligned fiends. The Pit is right below the bottommost floor of the Spire, and occasionally fiends and lost souls from there fall from the fierce competition to feed the ever-hungry fiends in the Pit.)

The Tower

(The tower of infinite height that shelters most of the lawful-aligned fiends. Each "floor" is occupied with fiends of the similar ranks, each stabbing each other's back in order to advance to the higher floor. The bottommost floor stands right above the Pit, where the underdogs fall to feed the chaotic-aligned fiends.)

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