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The plane of '''Celestia''' is known to some as the '''Angel Plane''' or, in the times of [[Seleucar]], the '''Sacred World'''. Rarely have mortals had the chance to travel there. This home plane of [[angels]] is arranged in "spheres," from [[Aydin Sphere|Aydin]] at the lowest to [[Empyrean Sphere|Empyrean]] at the highest. The Rulers of Celestia, the Hierarchs, reside in the Sphere of Empyrean. | The plane of '''Celestia''' is known to some as the '''Angel Plane''' or, in the times of [[Seleucar]], the '''Sacred World'''. Rarely have mortals had the chance to travel there. This home plane of [[angels]] is arranged in "spheres," from [[Aydin Sphere|Aydin]] at the lowest to [[Empyrean Sphere|Empyrean]] at the highest. The Rulers of Celestia, the Hierarchs, reside in the Sphere of Empyrean. | ||
To many, Celestia would be considered the most beautiful plane in the multiverse. A soft, diffuse light seems to permeate from everything here, wreathing it in an otherwordly aura. The sky above this plane is ever pink and lavender, caught always in sunset, and fanciful clouds of a similar tint float lazily through the firmament. In the fields of light that stretch throughout this plane, there is no ground of which to speak, but instead a gentle ocean of quicksilver. Out of it rise elegant tree-like structures that are not trees, but made of something more lustrous and | To many, Celestia would be considered the most beautiful plane in the multiverse. A soft, diffuse light seems to permeate from everything here, wreathing it in an otherwordly aura. The sky above this plane is ever pink and lavender, caught always in sunset, and fanciful clouds of a similar tint float lazily through the firmament. In the fields of light that stretch throughout this plane, there is no ground of which to speak, but instead a gentle ocean of quicksilver. Out of it rise elegant tree-like structures that are not trees, but made of something more lustrous and pearlescent. Tiny points of light may be seen within their branches, pulsing in slow patterns of blues and greens. | ||
The first mortals to visit Celestia were the [[the Empyreal Assembly|Priests]] of the Ancient [[Church]], who used special coronets to anchor their souls to their bodies, which were left behind. Though unable to even see the Angels at first, they revealed themselves to a Priest named '''Diale''', who gave her coronet to Tamarin, the first Guardian Angel. From then on, it became customary for Priests to receive Guardian Angels. | The first mortals to visit Celestia were the [[the Empyreal Assembly|Priests]] of the Ancient [[Church]], who used special coronets to anchor their souls to their bodies, which were left behind. Though unable to even see the Angels at first, they revealed themselves to a Priest named '''Diale''', who gave her coronet to Tamarin, the first Guardian Angel. From then on, it became customary for Priests to receive Guardian Angels. | ||
[[Category:Planes]] | [[Category:Planes]] | ||
Revision as of 23:36, 24 February 2006
The plane of Celestia is known to some as the Angel Plane or, in the times of Seleucar, the Sacred World. Rarely have mortals had the chance to travel there. This home plane of angels is arranged in "spheres," from Aydin at the lowest to Empyrean at the highest. The Rulers of Celestia, the Hierarchs, reside in the Sphere of Empyrean.
To many, Celestia would be considered the most beautiful plane in the multiverse. A soft, diffuse light seems to permeate from everything here, wreathing it in an otherwordly aura. The sky above this plane is ever pink and lavender, caught always in sunset, and fanciful clouds of a similar tint float lazily through the firmament. In the fields of light that stretch throughout this plane, there is no ground of which to speak, but instead a gentle ocean of quicksilver. Out of it rise elegant tree-like structures that are not trees, but made of something more lustrous and pearlescent. Tiny points of light may be seen within their branches, pulsing in slow patterns of blues and greens.
The first mortals to visit Celestia were the Priests of the Ancient Church, who used special coronets to anchor their souls to their bodies, which were left behind. Though unable to even see the Angels at first, they revealed themselves to a Priest named Diale, who gave her coronet to Tamarin, the first Guardian Angel. From then on, it became customary for Priests to receive Guardian Angels.