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...itants of Earth or of other [[world]]s of Herit who are unaware of other [[plane]]s.

...as a solid surface within a much larger [[plane]] and is mostly surrounded by [[vacuum]] or thin [[gas]]. Examples of mounds include the [[planet]]s of ...er than [[homonym]]y to the word "mound" meaning a pile of dirt.[[Category:Worlds]]

...ernate worlds is the [[super Earth]], an alternate Earth populated in part by characters with various [[superpowers]] and, typically, costumes and code n ...n of dissimilar alternate worlds that for some reason seem to be connected by a number of [[portal]]s.

...and hence has two sides opening up on different parts of the containing [[plane]]. A lower-[[dimension]]al analogue would be a band-shaped [[world]] aroun ...ambare]]). However, in practice these words are rarely used, because such worlds are extremely rare.

...of [[negative number|negative]] radius. Conversely, a [[plane (geometry)|plane]] can be considered a sphere with [[infinity|infinite]] radius. ...A sphere can also be defined [[parametric representation|parametrically]] by sets of equations such as:

...es to [[panypar]]es as well as polyypares—but it is across alternate worlds that polyypares are most common.) ...al]] construction. While there is some evidence suggesting that inhabited worlds are more likely to be alternates, some [[æalogist]]s think this may b

...sible and less frequently visited, to such extent that many of the crystal worlds there may not have had contact with the main world of Varra in [[century|ce ...m the exterior. Short of [[divination]], only by entering the crystal (or by contact with something that has) can an investigator discover anything abou

...ses, rews may exist among diverse worlds of other shapes; in still other [[plane]]s, a rew may exist as an isolated world alone in a void. ...though it is not impossible that the word ''did'' have this origin on some worlds through [[convergent etymology]].

...B;mˈbɑːz/}}) is a [[rew (Charos)|worlddisk]] in the [[plane]] of [[Qabede]] which is entirely covered with a thick layer of trees, vine ...e of the world, there are [[arboreal sea]]s above the ground held entirely by dense plant growths. The ultimate outlet for the water in Jhembaz is throu

...at connection may be. However, a landmass connected to a neighboring mass by a link clearly too thin to actually offer appreciable support has much in c ...e top (assuming there is a top, which of course may not be the case in a [[plane]] without [[gravity]].) They may be nothing more than huge barren rocks, b

...physical laws ''because'' of certain details of their origin (because one plane was created from the other, for instance, or because the two were created t ...ered standard by the majority of authorities. Other words used for cosmoi by some æalogists are "omne" (pronounced {{IPA|/ˈɒmne&#x02

...ne of [[Lothenmydhe]], unusual in that while most vegari are presided over by a being called a [[djel]], in Vlastach the djel and the veigur are one and ...lastach|borders]] varying by the neighboring world. Though mostly covered by land, Vlastach does contain four large bodies of water—though one of

...{{IPA|/kɜrˈkeɪlɨn/}}) is a [[world]] on the [[plane]] of [[Zien]] in the [[cosmos]] of [[Usm]]. Curcalen has two [[sun (Zien)| A slim majority of the surface of Curcalen is covered by water. Most of the land is clumped into four large continents that cover m

...iginally used for the directive force (and indeed still often is, on those worlds where its unified nature is unknown); this may lead to some ambiguity, but ...ifferent colors is not always straightforward. Wavelets are held together by the sympathetic force into larger units called [[plemmyris|plemmyrides]], w

...a reliable source of information on the subject, which isn't easy to come by, or a means of [[interplanar travel|traveling between planes]] oneself, whi ...owever, legitimate æalogists, who may come by their arcane knowledge by a number of different means.

..., as a measure with which to compare other [[world]]s. However, like many worlds, if not all, Earth also exists in numerous [[alternate world|alternate vers ...o inhabitants of the Earth ''as a planet'', but to the Earth as the mortal plane, as distinct from the heavens. The first citation in which the word is use

{{otheruses|the æalogical term|the geometric term|plane (geometry)}} A '''plane''', in the terminology used by most [[æalogist]]s, is a continuous expanse of self-contained space;

...prevents people from traveling into and out of the cities to and from the worlds where they're situated, in practice most people of Eidecia spend their live ..."the Cities"; they rarely have occasion to refer to any others, since the worlds outside the eidopoles play little or no direct part in their lives.

...the usage of the singular to refer collectively to the seas above multiple worlds is solecistic, and that in this sense the word is only properly used in the ...]s even closely resemble more conventional watergoing vessels—though by no means do all exhibit such pariformity, and some have shapes utterly unli

...ʊlk/}}) is a large [[landmass]] completely surrounded by [[gas]] or by [[vacuum|nothingness]], and with more or less uniform [[gravity|gravitation ...ld English]] root.) Nevertheless, overall "wolk" is the form most favored by [[geographer]]s.