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| − | Endocosmy is the condition of originating from the same [[realm]] as the speaker or the "local" realm. Thus to the viewpoint of a human native to Asdar, a [[Bimbhari Tree]] is endocosmic while an [[Aio]], from the | + | Endocosmy is the condition of originating from the same [[realm]] as the speaker or the "local" realm. Thus to the viewpoint of a human native to Asdar, a [[Bimbhari Tree]] is endocosmic while an [[Aio]], from the [[Realm of Chaos]], is not endocosmic, but is rather [[exocosmic]]. A wizard from [[Medibgö]] which is part of Asdar, who is visiting the planar city of [[Azalamb]] would be considered exocosmic to Azalamb. The terms endocosmic and endocosmic are used by boffins within the study of [[polycosmy]]. |
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 29 September 2024
Endocosmy is the condition of originating from the same realm as the speaker or the "local" realm. Thus to the viewpoint of a human native to Asdar, a Bimbhari Tree is endocosmic while an Aio, from the Realm of Chaos, is not endocosmic, but is rather exocosmic. A wizard from Medibgö which is part of Asdar, who is visiting the planar city of Azalamb would be considered exocosmic to Azalamb. The terms endocosmic and endocosmic are used by boffins within the study of polycosmy.
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