Is Innistrad FLAT?? Planes Explained | Magic: The Gathering Lore

[@pelusoft]

Interesting. Yeah it seems that by lore innistriad could be flat. I always assumed that each plane is bound to its own metaphysical rules, this way the plane laws could be as crazy as needed. Like Segovia, a miniature plane where the visiting planeswalker shrinks acording to the proportion of the plane. But, if they summon a creature from Segovia to a "normal" sized plane it will be tiny. Another thing worth of mention is that probably phyrexia was a Dyson sphere, as it was described having spheres structures that encompass each other.

[@christopherb501]

Day 9994 of waiting for a visit to Segovia, or even Gargantikar.

[@Aldrnari956]

I’m pretty sure one of the reason the status of planets and universe size is kind of vague and confusing is that it varies in more than one way from plane to plane. Some planes are likely geocentric and others heliocentric. Given Dominaria’s literal central placement in the multiverse, it’s likely geocentric. Theros is probably geocentric too, but I’m making that assumption because it’s modeled after Greek myths. Really cool video, but the way. Innistrad being a flat plane was something I was wondering about recently due to midnight hunt’s story.

[@RouxAroo666]

Others of course won't be either, such as Kaldheim.

[@marcocamaiti212]

In "The Thran" the planeswalker Dyfed brings Yawgmoth and other Thran to a plane that's literally just a cloud of gas without top or bottom. So I would say there are no definite rules as to how a plane should be. I guess that planes like Dominaria and Zendikar are likely more common and 'natural' than others. It appears that more outlandish, magic-prone planes like Lorwyn are also more weird in cosmology. Innistrad has other regions and continents, I think it was mentioned in the pw's guide to Innistrad.

[@airistal]

Honestly I'm still holding out hope for these three planer setups. 1. A plane that is a massive hollow in an endless expanse of ground and a sun bound within it's center. It's nights are brought on by many large lifeless planets that orbit and eclipse the sun, with some of it's longer nights having sunlight peak through in the middle of the night. 2. A spherical plane with a gaping hole on it's southern side revealing a hollow interior where it's core used to be. It's former core can be found directly above the hole has mounting and fading light between that of a full moon and an approximation of winters sunlight however warmer opposite the hole due to it being overhead constantly, it also emits the mana of the plane which also generates the planes gravity as it saturates the land while the shape of the plane like a satellite dish produces the gravitational focal point that keeps the former core where it is. 3. An asteroid belt that magic allows to have a collective gravity field (felt from the closest solid over a specific mass) and maintain an atmosphere while also causing those same masses to repel each other enough to prevent them from forming a planetary sphere. A large numbers of animals and most seed pods would likely have means to fly or transverse the space between the land masses (both magical and mundane), turning flight into a common ability and the means to slip past fliers via stealth; forestwalking; producing obstacles (webs and nets); and effects like Bower Passage including a means for your creature/s to lose flying during combat, that planes flight equivalent. There is also a possibility of adding speed and evasion values to flying creatures as a set mechanic with fliers being able to bypass any blockers whose speed + evasion totals are less than their highest speed or evasion; or are with at least one creature whose values are high enough, but are unused if reach or a creature without these values are involved.

[@ratlyfriend]

I honestly love these ideas! They’re pretty specific so I think we’d have to get kinda lucky to see them in any canon stories sadly

[@paulkothgasser6623]

The plane of mirrodin is similar to one idea. It still has the Core, but that one created five moons (one for each mana colour), ejecting it and creating tunnels to thw hollow inside

[@thomaseddy7347]

As soon as I read that Edgar Markov was missing, I started wondering what is beyond the sea or on the other side of the Stensian mountains. Edgar is definitely not hiding anywhere on the known plane. (Maybe he was captured by Olivia for their marriage.)

[@laszlokaszas1003]

The mist in Inistrad could be the plane saying: "Nah mate, this is the end"

[@Kokonutzlz]

I was actually thinking about this exact thing with Innistrad before. One of the regions was said to be a port/maritime trade region, but I had never understood why it didn't say that they reached the other side of the sea.

[@stampede274]

I noticed a lot more characters in Midnight Hunt who seemed to be from other lands and cultures than the Germanic-looking core of Innistrad. Not just ethnically, but in manner of dress. Example: Siphon Insight.

[@arnelarroyo2032]

bolas didnt "create" the meditation realm; ugin discovered it, then bolas claimed and repurposed it for himself

[@tenebrae1191]

True

[@saltylich9207]

This is definitely something good to watch if you're someone doing any sort of world building

[@renrewplayz3156]

Funny enough, I always assumed planes were flat even though a sphere is more sensible

[@xRNGesusx]

Since planes can be any shape that means one can be shaped like a velocraptor and the thought of visiting that plane one day is the only thing keeping me going.

[@cryhavoc196]

This is something I've thought about everytime we visit a new plane. They just seem so small to all be planet sized

[@tenebrae1191]

I bet moon size

[@Case2_0]

I think a deep dive into technology evolves on planes would be cool. Some planes allow reliance on magic to stunt technological growth with others blend it together like Esper

[@diogolourenco301]

This could be a great video for after Neon dynasty comes out

[@Endarius_Termina]

Personally i think innistrad's world is a sphere but the portion we know as Innistrad is itself a small portion (Similar to a Continent or less than a Continent even) like if Germany is all we knew of the world then there would be the coast (Nephalia), the Forests/rural areas (Kessig), The mountians (Stensia), and Central Germany/Berlin and its surroundings (Gavony). (I used germany as the example because prussian germany was the architecture inspiration for innistrad).

[@laszlokaszas1003]

My strange dream is a 2 faction set with a hourglass shaped plane. Great vid btw

[@anlize3422]

In the case of Lorwyn, we get the impression the plane is rather small too. I won't be surprised if the Great Aurora isn't simply the plane changing it's tidal lock. When it's Lorwyn, it's tide-locked into the sun, when shadowmoor into the moon. I would apply the same logic to Innistrad, still, to be honest, I've always envisioned these small planes(like the meditation realm) like small blurbs of space magic carving a pocket into the blind eternities. Not really a "world" in the sense we would use for a planet, but rather a small "room".

[@AetherHub]

That’s a super interesting way to look at it! Sometimes head cannon is best cannon

[@spmfilmskid]

Nicol didn't create the meditation plane ugin was the one that was more tied to that plane and even found it first by planeswalking, but was shunted out by nicol after he "killed" him there the first time.

[@agm5424]

What's beyond Innistrad's horizon? Yharnam.

[@bigbluellamapig3499]

Just want to bring everyones attention to the card "Firmament Sage" from midnight hunt I believe everyone will find a pretty conclusive. Answer as to the question of innistrads spherical nature.. I just happened to have it in my hands while watching this video... Hope this helps!!!

[@bigbluellamapig3499]

The art on the card shows a person trying to understand the changes on innistrad by looking at a model of innistrads "solar system "

[@dargossss]

This is a very interesting topic. I didn't know about the mists beyond the sea in Innistrad.

[@AetherHub]

Always learning a little more with my videos ;)

[@chasebutler2665]

I’ve always thought innistrad was flat for some of the same reasons you mentioned. I didn’t think that about all planes though. Interesting video!

[@Xoz_101]

One thing I've been wondering is that if mana is the only thing planes have in common, why are their so many shared creature types between them? My two personal ideas are A. that planes share their mana somehow and are able to transmit certain concepts like creatures into one another, and B. Planeswalkers generally only travel to familiar or relevant planes, similar to how only a small percentage of websites are visible on standard web browsers.

[@IcyHaze02]

I wonder if there are other planes shapes, such as lens shape or torus. And how do the celestial bodies move around one another. Does Innistrad resolute around the moon. Lorwyn / Shadowmoor could be stationary. Ixalan could go around the sun. Everything goes around Dominaria. Their is actually a lot of design space that could be looked into.

[@aerynmusick4548]

I would watch a million hours of this sort of deep-dive extrapolation about the planes of MTG.

[@copyplanter]

I can't find it anywhere anymore, but I remember reading once that Lorwyn-Shadowmoor *was* flat and it has no seas, just a vast network of rivers. It threw me off honestly.

[@christopherb501]

Probably it was back as it was coming out; I'm certain at least one flavor article back then stated that the author at least personally liked the idea of it being somewhat literally a "storybook world" with it being flat like an open book. I wouldn't put too much stock in the "no seas" thing, personally. Given a) we've seen ultimately little defined geography, like has been the case for most worlds without an explicitly global presentation from its first appearance, and b) how many times the Aurora's changed the world to the point of entire species fading in and out of existence with the day/night shift, I have to imagine that oceans either do exist somewhere beyond what we've seen, or oceans once did exist but have been erased with the Aurora, either bit by bit with each cycle or all at once at some point (especially as evidenced by the racial memory of the selkies and possible ancestral trauma due to a lack of sea).

[@copyplanter]

@@christopherb501 you're right! I'd love to see more of Lorwyn-Shadowmoor geography, like a map or something like that. Exploring other areas would be wonderful! Regarding the sea, it's possible that Oona wiped the out, maybe they didn't jive with her plans for the world. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@christopherb501]

@@copyplanter 1.) How is it that, in spite of getting only one set to explore it and we explicitly only see the tiny setting of a school as opposed to the whole world, we get a map for freaking _Arcavios_ but there's just jack for planes as popular/important as Ravnica, Dominaria or Innistrad?? 2.) Oona: the true god Team Magma never knew they needed.

[@MackAttack-vh1vz]

Great video man!!

[@sebastianpinoalipaz5935]

This reminds me of the time I entered into a frenzy because I thought Dominaria rotated backwards because I misinterpreted the illustration on the History of Benalia saga by interpreting the moon's movements left to right

[@UserNameMandatory]

Always envisioned that Rath was flat. As the flowstone poured in, and the land and plane expanded and grew like slowly pouring paint out of a bucket and watching the puddle grow, spreading across the floor. Also saw Serra's Realm as a flat plane. If you could describe anything that is essentially sky. But as you attempted to walk the floating plains in that plane they would give the illusion of going on forever, but didn't really. Like in Mario64 when you tried to go to the final boss fight before you had completed the prerequisites; you'd look like you're running up the stairs, but turn around and see you haven't got anywhere at all. And perhaps my lack of imagination to conceived of some sky land existing on any axis.

[@AetherHub]

Yeah both could easily just be flat, segments of land. Contained in their own “space”

[@mathieubakker947]

Very interesting. Always wondered and never knew each plane is its own universe, not its own planet.

[@FioreCiliegia]

I’m still very new to this but a friend did a short video on Horizon Canopy and how it refers to the plain of Pyrillia. Ever since i saw at least that one plain as being like a “Jack & the Beanstalk” forests but lining the inside of a glass christmas bulb.

[@mafiuyu4305]

great Video I as wondering about this for a bit now even more so after midnight hunt's story

[@rylegrimrick]

if we take into account the planeshift mini module series which is not cannon but has alot of good ideas, Innistrad is a mirror of Barovia so it makes sense that it is flat similar to a demiplane

[@MrRaisinBran]

Auriels Ascension playing in the background. Thought we wouldn't notice?

[@AetherHub]

….. good ear!! I love that song in the background

[@MrRaisinBran]

@@AetherHub FANTASTIC choice, really!

[@willembirgel6530]

I'm not how true it is, but I heard once that Dominaria actually does have other planets in it's "solar system". At least one is named, it's called Jinuoe. As far as I know they're still part of the same plane. Jinuoe isn't said to have life or mana, to my knowledge.

[@AetherHub]

You’re correct. A plane is far more than its singular landmass. It’s actually a little universe itself!

[@willembirgel6530]

@@AetherHub That does make me wonder if Rath had other planets that got overlayed with Jinuoe and the others in the plane while the main one was overlaying Dominaria. Probably not.

[@charless8102]

Oh man, I never expected this. I'm so happy so see this video.

[@firetarrasque4667]

Virgin Flat Innistrad Truthers vs. Chad Hollow Innistrad Truthers

[@Enja_Near]

"We won't be seeing extraterrestrials landing in Zendikar." Eldrazi: we came, we saw, we got trapped and got the tips of our tentacles torn off.

[@ooftoast7511]

Can you do a complete history of ravnica next i dont know a lot about the mazes end story

[@marcussherlock6318]

Lorwyn is explicitly described as flat, or at least bound by actual edges (can't rule out a convex plane!). It's like a Minecraft map. In Minecraft when you get hundreds of miles out from the central block the noise generator experiences a bug and you get the Far Lands, Farther Lands, Edge Far Lands and Corner Far Lands. These regions have bizarre, senseless geography that is near impossible to traverse and in no way resembles any true biome. So it is in Lorwyn: travel in one direction far enough and the terrain becomes increasingly fantastic until it decays into raw magic and drifting rocks and all manner of chaotic marvels. This is the realm from which elementals ultimately hail. It's unknown what lies beyond it, if anything, but it likely just gets weirder and less physical until you reach the edge of the Blind Eternities.

[@christopherb501]

It was always my impression that, -Dominaria, Rath, Mirrodin, Pyrulea were unambiguously round (the latter inverted, obviously) -Lor/Sha, Innistrad, Mercadia, Theros _were most likely_ flat With most worlds, it's really hard to say with certainty. Especially with places like post-Refraction Rabiah, pre-Convergence Alara or Kaldheim that effectively consist of multiple worlds, trying to track internal cosmology is fundamentally difficult. Not helped with places like Innistrad, Mercadia or Kamigawa that are overall limited in their geographic scope in contrast to places like Dominaria or Zendikar. Even two-world settings like Theros, Kamigawa or Ravnica (via their afterlife/kakuriyo settings) can make it complicated. One thing that would certainly help is if we actually got to venture _past_ the known world for once. Whenever we inevitably get to (Return to)³ Ravnica, I really hope we go to some farther-flung district for a change.

[@FurryAzzre]

FINNALLY SOMEONE TALKS ABOUT IT. Dominaria is like the only gloabe plane in mtg.

[@LunerKunai]

Going by the lore they released for original Innistrad, it implied there were other regions in Innistrad never seen. In my opinion, the world of Innistrad is either some sort of covex lens type shape; or is just conventionally spherical.

[@houndoom73]

Great video again. Love your content

[@geinerelizondo2019]

Still if the plane is flat, there is "other side", just the other side is flat as well!

[@AetherHub]

True… but is it a bottom half where land and people are? Or just the barren “core” or the world??

[@ooftoast7511]

@@AetherHub it must be there the land Down under is

[@christopherb501]

Not necessarily. It could be that there's an outright spatial edge beneath the layers of ground, or that its dimensions are circularly self-contained, and the "other side" is actually the darkness of the night sky, blotted out by the particular physics of how sunlight works.

[@abuelovinagres4411]

Fun fact: In Spanish, _Plane_ and _Flat_ can be expressed with the very same word, _Plano._

[@UGNAvalon]

In mathematics, all planes are 2D (ie flat) surfaces. ;D

[@abuelovinagres4411]

@@UGNAvalon That seems reasonable. LiL

[@TheSwordsman100]

While the Nebelgasht could be concealing a massive drop off proving that Innistrad is in fact flat, I personally don't think so, or at least its not flat in the traditional sense. Before that dastard Nahiri came, the guide to the plane said that, besides a observable night cycle, there were seasons to the plane, tied to each of the archangels.

[@AetherHub]

Yeah true. But if Innistrad is flat, it could still have seasons… I think lol

[@diogolourenco301]

Some of these flat planes could be explained by being tidal locked to their stars. Lorwyin being constantly day or night could be explained by the great aurora just flipping the planet to its oposite side. Although this would probably make Lorwyin scorching hot and shadowmoor icy cold. The same could be said for innistrad

[@makennymaxime9328]

I like the otherworldly magic theory. Imagine if the inhabits were all oblivious to the fact that an ancient curse/spell limits them to that one section. Has that same feel as when you found out that the city from attack on titan was just an island across the ocean from an entire civilization.

[@willjames8794]

Im actually writing a DnD campaign set on inistrad and this question has been driving me insane. How Im gonna play it is just how Wizards plays it, the Nebelgeist is impenetrable and thus the existence of anything beyond is unknown

[@DarthTUK]

I was sure you'd use the Meditation Realm as the flat plane example

[@andrewsowl8696]

The one plane that I would consider as a "flat earth" would be Theros... I figure that Innerstrad is more locked in Ravenloft as a demi plane

[@AetherHub]

Possibly. Theros is likely a flat plane. Given that it’s depicted with sharp cut drops and stated to have and “edge”

[@andrewsowl8696]

Well... Correction... The planet of Theros is flat... The plane of it is it's own Crystal sphere (thanks to wotc getting both mtg and d&d and saying that they are the same)... I also see places like seras realm as being flat earth places...

[@mangohub3252]

A history of the world of ixalan would be pretty sick Other ideas I’d like Eldrazi and the history of them as well as some theories about the future for them Your idea for the possible lore of upcoming sets

[@christopherb501]

*Ixalan *Eldrazi *upcoming

[@mangohub3252]

@@christopherb501 look I typed this while playing overwatch, I’m surprised I only maybe 3 real mistakes

[@MrCOLBSTAH]

I'd always thought of most of them is infinite flat plains that simply fade into pure mana. but that certain ones might actually be planets. Kind of like maybe kalidash or something might be a planet

[@teresarunions5594]

I like to compare the planes of magic to the description of Soelljammers. Where you have special ships that can travel through the phlogiston( the blind Eternities) to reach Crystal spheres that represent each world or plain. Planeswalkers can also pass through this as can certain planer spells. That's kind of my head cannon there. As for flat vs Sphere I personally think that they are all spheres that may be tidally locked with other things in the blind Eternities that jeep there day) night cycle slow to non existent. Again I am just playing with my head cannon as well as my Dungeons and Dragons playing brain. Just thought I would share my thoughts.

[@shadowofseattle1338]

Honestly that's how I've thought it works... I plan on running a dnd campaign where after 20th level the characters kill gods and become planeswalkers

[@bluetycon7049]

I think ravnica might actually be flat, if I'm not mistaken the parhellion at one point is described as travelling to the edge of the plane, to me the use of the word "edge" indicates at the very least ravnica is not a sphere.

[@zabwany_25kobwoj64]

what about Pyrulea the only named concave sphere world?

[@noahpreuss2795]

The small issue with this is that the other parts of innistrad are completely unobserved. We only have a small continents worth of known land, with everything else around it so dangerous that mankind cannot hope to reach it, with rumors of the other parts of the plane being infested with lycanthropy, leaving the denizens to be even more hesitant to try.

[@HighTechRedneck9]

To me this has always implied a planar apocalypse involving the outbreak of lycanthropy. Wish we could see more of that concept.

[@robbyjones9813]

Interesting question about flat planes. With Innistrad I would have to agree it is flat or that another realm exists that mortals cannot live in, but demons, and others similar to it can. If there was something beyond the mist Sorin, self proclaimed guardian, would have utilized it to keep Vampires from over hunting the humans. The other possibility is that this could change at wizards of the coast whims. An example of this would be similar to Kaldhimne where you have multiple worlds that through doom scars come into contact. On the other side of the mists could be another world or is even similar to the inside of the Hevault somehow. that is locked for a reason and Sorin dose not want it open. Very unlikely though. Still I think the meditation realm and Lowryn are flat. I would like to see other shaped worlds as Karn dose mention to Slobad at the end of Fith dawn that in 5 minutes he could show him worlds the size of Thimbles, worlds as flat as plates that are on the back of an animal. Granted that last one might have been a reference to mythology or the disc world novels.

[@rac2300]

Ravnica definitely isn't a sphere...unless the whole planet is a single city...

[@HighTechRedneck9]

It is confirmed that there are dozens of cities on Ravnica, but the city of Ravnica is so huge and well known that it's name has become synonymous with the plane. It'd be like if Earth was named New York.

[@rac2300]

@@HighTechRedneck9 when was this confirmed?

[@ahrimanahzekxv9446]

I like your vids, its a shame u dont get 1k thumbs up at 3k views...

[@lucien134]

Is this oblivion music?

[@DKMTG]

Another way they could explain the day/night being plane(planet) wide is like in the movie Pitch Black where it is an astronomical phenomenon. I think that would fit better for Lorwyn though since Innistrad has a more frequent/regular cycle.

[@UGNAvalon]

But doesn’t Lorwyn require a proportional extension of night for every extension of day? If it was simply astronomical manipulation, as you suggest, then the Fairy Queen could simply “rush” the night after extending the day. 🤔

[@DKMTG]

@@UGNAvalon I don't know lorwyn lore well enough. But I wasn't suggesting manipulation just natural phenomenon. If the rotation of the planet was slowing that would result in the days and nights getting longer at the same rate.

[@fraylanx3819]

great videos

[@matthewbutler7681]

Read the title and thought atherhub was going flat earth for real lol. Interesting theory as it relates to magic the gathering and you could easily fit the eldrazi into the theory.

[@hsinhaowang]

Serra's realm was described as flat. With something akin to procedural generation.

[@rustythedeli-master6861]

OH BOI! FLAT PLANE THEORY! Edit: Is there any Cube Planes?

[@AetherHub]

Grats on being the first (and currently only) comment 🎉😉

[@seankearney5828]

The unstable plane should definitely be cube shaped

[@geinerelizondo2019]

Is even more weird a shard plane (Alara) or a multiplane conneceted by a giant tree (Kaldheim)

[@rustythedeli-master6861]

@@seankearney5828 I agree with this 100%

[@ooftoast7511]

Minecraft!!

[@evanvandeneinde7095]

ah yes a "flate plane" 9:49

[@AetherHub]

Just end me

[@Uucyfer]

How did we not talk about Theros being flat? Temple of Mystery is literally at the end of the world...

[@obadijahparks]

The Earth is NOT flat, but innistrad can be whatever you want it to be. Imagine running from werewolves only to get caught at the realms drop off. That would suck.

[@korrafey1044]

Ive actually wondered if they were flat or planets in their own little pocket dimensions

[@DakotaActually]

It won't let me watch all other videos on YT work. THE HECK MANNNN.

[@melus5585]

Am I wrong or there is another mysterious continent on Innistrad inhabited by exotic kinds of werewolves beyond the sea?

[@seankearney5828]

No extra terrestrial on Zendikar Are you sure? Don’t the Eldrazi count

[@AetherHub]

Shhhhhhhh. Extraterrestrial means to come from another world/ astral body. Technically the Eldrazi are from the Aether…. What I MEANT was you won’t get humanoids from other “planets” flying over lol.

[@seankearney5828]

@@AetherHub I know just a joke It’s more accurate to refer to the Eldrazi as extra dimensional rather extra terrestrial

[@chezpizza3869]

I feel the planet of innastrad is actually a moon, and its "moon" is actually the real planet, kinda like Jupiter. Of course that's if the world is spherical.

[@durpien]

I always assume theyre flat unless stated round like dominaria, phyrexia, or mirrodin.

[@EpicCrossovers]

I know Rath is flat for sure because there is actually a card called "edge of Rath"

[@heathharris2545]

Innistrad sounds like a domain of Ravenloft

[@SlimboneLSWC]

Since discovering FE, and after 30 years of knowing MTG, it’s obvious that this game was designed by someone who is very aware of the theory. Way too many examples in the cards over the years.

[@andresmarrero8666]

I am not really all that convinced. The day and night cycle seem more based on supernatural forces and phenomena rather than physics with day acting like it is day here and night acting like it is night here. So I see no evidence that points to the plains being flat.

[@grelm1322]

I always figured they were all flat... that's why they're called "planes"

[@cryhavoc196]

I want to know how Gorgon are made. As far as I can tell there are no males. Are they cursed women?

[@AetherHub]

They pull heavily from Greek mythology. So they probably follow their origins. But I’m not too certain what that is!

[@reccaman]

Theory? The world is flat, unless you're one of those round earthers lol they get so worked up

[@ultratog1028]

I know lorwyn is slightly curved but mostly flat. But not sure about others

[@jax9279]

Comment for the algorithm.

[@josephbrenton3164]

Wait I thought all plains were flat?

[@fleru5931]

so Lorwyn is flat now... *huh*

[@AetherHub]

Unless there is other evidence against that pesky changing mechanic lol

[@fleru5931]

@@AetherHub yeah, it really makes sense, i liked the whole changing concept tho, being able to see the same creatures, but twisted in mana.

[@zsdCKanVOIJANSO]

9:52 Flat planes nah. FLATE PLANES

[@AetherHub]

I cringe myself out of existence 😭

[@Grastiars1]

Well a plane by by definition is 2 dimensional

[@Moonsault37]

THIS is why you should do your own research instead of listening to government scientists

[@muradabuoun3896]

thank god this is not an hour long video. maybe some people have nothing better to do with their life or time but i do. I actually have a life and have better things to with my time then watching youtube videos like spending time with my family and friends and my girlfriend as well as having a career. you know the more important things in life. Then wasting my time watching youtube videos. unlike most of you i do not have hours to waste.

[@terryprentice9657]

Flate?

[@gladvlad2755]

Flate planes

[@AetherHub]

Oh lord. Now I’m paranoid. Did I make that spelling error somewhere…?

[@christopherb501]

@@AetherHub The title card for Part 3.

[@gladvlad2755]

@@AetherHub unfortunately yes 😳😔

[@joshg218]

Hahaha I love the click bait title.

[@AetherHub]

Get them CLICKS! But…. I do discuss at length Innistrad and how the landscape and cosmology suggests it’s flat……