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All characters and their distinctive likenesses are property of Wizards of the Coast. This material is protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America. Any reproduction or unauthorized use of the material or artwork contained herein is prohibited without the express written permission of  \nWizards of the Coast.  \n©2016 Wizards of the Coast LLC, PO Box 707, Renton, WA 98057-0707, USA. Manufactured by Hasbro SA, Rue Emile-Boéchat 31, 2800 Delémont, CH. Represented by Hasbro Europe, 4 The Square, Stockley Park, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB11 1ET, UK.  \nVolume III: Plane of Earth  \n“The Underdark? A child’s toybox compared to the twisting labyrinths, caves, passages, and wonders ofthe Plane of Earth. In the Underdark, there’s an innate sense of the world above that colors the experiences of travelers and inhabitants, but this does not exist on the Plane of Earth. It is suffocation and brutality defined and stands as one of the least hospitable of the Inner Planes. Still, the realm is ripe with treasures and secrets buried beneath the rock and stone.”  \nAstromarchus the Sage  \nEarth is a fundamental component of the multiverse and perhaps the most visible to most inhabitants of the Material Planes. Continents, islands, mountains, hills – these are all concrete examples of this ubiquitous element across the realms, and it shows up in all of the other Inner Planes as well in one form or another. And the root for all that rock and dirt is the Plane of Earth.  \nMuch of this plane is solid mass making it difficult for non-native creatures to move around or even breathe. However, limitless tunnels, passages, and caves wind their way through the stony realm, the result of both incursions from other Inner Planes and determined digging efforts by the native creatures. The dao, genies of the earth, are the cruelest of slave drivers and constantly seek out veins of rich minerals and ore to adorn their fabulous abodes.  \nGetting lost in the Plane of Earth is perhaps the greatest threat to travelers beyond a collapsing tunnel or marauding beast as there is no clear indication of any cardinal direction. Tunnels wind up and down, cross between eachother, and cut into massive caves with no discernable pattern or thought. For travelers willing to risk the journey, however, great treasures and wonders can be found, whether it’s the prize opal Koh Nur in the center of the dao’s Sevenfold Mazework or searching the chaotic Tunnels of Madness for the Heart of All Mountains or trying to escape the infamous Salt Dungeons of the Great Khan.  \nLay of the Land  \nThe Plane of Earth is best described as the largest chain of mountains in the multiverse both in height and breadth. For those brave or foolish enough to try and reach the top, they find only the Void Peaks – the mountain tops pierce a veil of airless black that is inhospitable to living creatures. Most planar scholars agree that the Void Peaks are a breach from the Plane of Earth into the Negative Plane, the multiverse source of death and decay that enfolds all of the realms.  \nStony Expanse  \nBelow the Void Peaks and encompassing the vast majority of the Plane of Earth is the Stony Expanse. Great veins of minerals and rich ore cut through the rocky layers of the Stony Expanse and over the countless centuries tunnelsand caves have been carved out by time or force. 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