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Dimensions are distinct, separate, and vastly different planes of existence. Aetheria is home to exactly 255 dimensions (most after 99 are null and void), from the relatively peaceful Overworld, (Dimension 1), to the terrifying Land of the Dead (Dimension 99). Before the ages of the Great Wars, Aetherians inhabited both the Nether and Overworld dimensions. Their ruins are still visible today, manifesting in Nether Fortresses and ruined tunnels deep below the Earth. 

When the time of the Great War struck, the armies of Herobrine tore through the land, ending countless generations of cultural heritage for many Aetherians. They took refuge in a plethora of other dimensions, slowly evolving into mutated parodies of their former human forms, such as the Endermen who were once humans that took refuge in the End.

The animals, brought into the different dimensions by the ancient humans, gradually evolved, becoming the different races that now inhabit Aetheria.

Important Note: No two dimensions can be reached physically from one another. All things like the "pit" in Nether kitten 6 are portals.

List of Dimensions[]

Number Name Brief Description Notable Inhabitants
1 Aetheria The first dimension. Aetheria boasts a diverse mixture of biomes and has many ores native only to them, like the Vanilla ones. It is the dimension most similar to Terraria, or Earth. There are two known layers, the Overworld and the Underworld, connected by a series of caves in the Bedrock. Humans
Villagers
Undead Mobs
Spiders
Creepers
Slimes
Cake Slimes

And Many Other

2 The Nether The Nether is a dimension similar tom what Terrarians know as Hell. Its resources are highly coveted by Terrarian merchants, and it is littered with ancient ruins of races long forgotten. Pigmen
Ghasts
Wither Skeletons
Blazes
3 The End The End consists of a central island guarded by a dragon. Endermen
4 The Void The Void is home to dangerous monsters, pools of magic, and crystal plants. It is also home to a sapient fungal culture, known simply as Mycons. There are direct holes to it through the Nether and Aetheria. The underworld is not to be confused with the void. Mycons
5 The Aether The Aether is a collection of islands floating in a starry void, much like the outlying islands of the End. The inhabitants of the Aether are peaceful, but more than capable of defending themselves when necessary. Sahagan
Aerakkoa
Spectral Raven
6 The Cleft The Cleft is a dimension with a large, expansive chasm, and a single massive fortified bridge which connects to two sides of the said chasm. A race that lives here is the Shadowpaws.
7 The Shadowlands The Shadowlands are a darker version of the Overworld, with more dangerous monsters.
8 The Veil The Veil is a dimension constantly shrouded in mist, making it incredibly easy for native predators to ambush any adventurers.
9 The Maelstrom The Maelstorm is a giant whirlpool of floating islands Most mobs have learned to ride the powerful maelstrom currents.
10 The Abyss The Abyss is divided into many "Layers," or "Sub Dimensions." It is inhabited by legions of horrific demons. Ruins of fortresses left behind by Great War refugees still litter the Abyss's many layers.
11 The Channel
12 The Pinnacle The Pinnacle is a large solitary peak with storms, taller than the massive Spines of Ao mountain range.
13 The Zone
14 Icerahn/Icehollow Icerahn is a dimension of eternal night. The sun never rises, leaving the dimension a cold and barren wasteland. Arches of ice and crystalline rock grace the land. This dimension is home to the citadel of Herobrine and was once a bastion of the Knights of Aetheria. Herobrine
Frostwisp Jellyfish
Ice Golem
99 Land of the Dead Not much is known about The Land of the Dead, but it is the dimension where beings go after they die. There are seemingly no other ways to get to this dimension. All dead souls, including dead Aetherians and Terrarians
? Arcadia A divine sub-realm of eternal light. Upon a vast floating isle is the Silver Palace, Entity's home. Some benevolent Immortals can be found here, who are able to observe and even communicate with mortals in any other dimension through the use of floating crystalline panes. (Although both good and evil Immortals are prohibited by Divine Law from directly interacting with lesser beings, they are able to influence them - in a very limited capacity - through dreams, visions and emissaries.) Powerful beings that directly serve the good Immortals can be found here as well.

The dictionary definition of the name is A region or scene of simple pleasure and quiet.

Entity possibly used to live here.
? Pandemonium Like Arcadia, although a divine sub-realm of eternal darkness. It consists of a massive cavern with a black palace in the center, home to beings that can be thought of as malevolent Immortals. Powerful beings live here as servants, including efreeti, pit fiends, succubi and greater demons. The cavern is filled with howling wind that proves fatal to mortal beings within seconds unless protected.

The dictionary definition of the name is: A wild uproar (because of anger or excitement in a crowd of people)

Efreeti
Pit Fiends
Succubi and powerful demons.
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