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...crete [[world]]s, and may differ widely in their geographies, their levels of civilization, their flora and fauna, and nearly any other features. ...power the djili exercise over their vegari is nearly absolute, though some gods can countermand their desires. Not all djili, however, choose to exercise

...d]]s and [[demon (Dverelei)|demon]]s, both apparently ultimately creatures of magic, have significant effects on life and events everywhere in the cosmos {{main|Physics of Dverelei}}

...includes many [[architecture|architectural]] works, but also notable areas of [[wilderness]]. {{main|Geography of Ym}}

...s are godworlds, but this may not be the case; it may simply be that those gods that are godworlds are the ones that are best known, because, after all, th ...]] of Gaiidae, or whether, as others insist, they encompass a multiplicity of families, [[genus (taxonomy)|genera]], and species—remains unsettled.

..."Tissie", or "'Phantis"—she doesn't seem to mind, and answers to all of these. ...]], she went on several adventures with [[Princess]] [[Ngorowi I|Ngorowi]] of [[Zin]], and only revealed her identity when her erstwhile companion [[coro

...er to themselves collectively, they resort to circumlocutions such as "all of us" or "our fellows". ...they numbered in the billions they would still cover only a tiny fraction of the available territory. A few [[æalogist]]s believe the Wanderers'

...ur|vegari]] of [[Lothenmydhe]] are not just random and arbitrary groupings of [[star]]s like [[constellation]]s in some other [[plane]]s, but are distinc ...er new image the gods have given it; while perceptible by any normal means of [[auradversion]], the aural image otherwise has in most cases little or no

...olis remains sufficiently self-contained to be possibly considered a world of its own (albeit a somewhat small one). ...s" outside Eidecia, the idea being that the eidopoles are the true reality of which all else is only a reflection—an idea, needless to say, that no

...somehow exerts a sort of psychic influence that penetrates the other side of the world, affecting the people's works and cultures to varying degrees. The usual [[adjective]] to refer to things of the world of Ijian is Ijiane ({{IPA|/ɪdʒiˈɑni/}}).

...the terminology used by most [[æalogist]]s, is a continuous expanse of self-contained space; that is to say, one that doesn't physically connect t ...n such factors as the rate of flow of [[time]], the strength and direction of [[gravity]] and other [[force]]s, et cetera.

...]]; or [[spice]]s; or [[magic]]; or [[bathing]]; or owning any possessions of particular [[color]]s. Among the most extreme bantowns are those whose inh ...ans who do not use any objects made of [[wood]] create unusual substitutes of other [[material]]s.

...as the existence of the [[ambient magic]] that seems to exist independent of dreaming—but it fits the facts well enough to have won wide acceptanc ...own. In any case, dreamwards only protect against direct physical effects of dream magic; they might prevent a person from being [[transformation|transf

...nal of [[Osi]], the [[acid]] monal of [[Funar]], and the [[alcohol]] monal of [[Reidhen]]. ...three urosomal segments, and some [[biologist]]s consider it to be a part of the urosome rather than a separate tagma. Indeed, some baderscatches are s

...olk may house a diverse variety of complex [[ecosystem]]s, and be the site of multiple [[sovereign state|nation]]s—though it may also be a barren a There are many variants of the word "wolk" that are also in fairly frequent use, and in fact in certai

...[church]] of Ll and the home of his [[archprelate]], but for its provision of certain resources unavailable anywhere else. ...ld]]s, and familiar [[panaster|ic]] [[life form|life]], while the contents of the other, [[Aghn]], are more unique and alien.

...their surroundings, belief wields its works well without the witting will of the believer. ...alogy]]), but it's not clear that such worlds exist for ''every'' such set of beliefs, or how or whether they arise in response to them.

.../}}). The spelling of this word is often simplified to "geisic", and that of the plural to "geisi" or "geasi", though many scholars still frown upon thi ...ely powerful effects; a geis never to say the word "trout" in the presence of a one-eyed woman in a blue hat would so rarely come into play, and its impa

...uncontested by other groups within their territory, their lack of division of labor means these societies do not meet this qualification for being regard ...Church had wide leeway in using violence to enforce its rules independent of the states within which it operated. Ultimately, like so many other such a