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'''Carceri''' (KAR- | '''Carceri''' (I say KAR-sur-ee) is a prison-[[plane]] where some of the worst horrors and abominations in the multiverse are deposited. It is a Solar System–sized Arkham City that few have ever escaped. In the [[Great Wheel]] model, Carceri is a Lower Plane sitting on the Chaotic side of [[Neutral Evil]]. Its self-appointed guards are the [[demodand|demodands]]. The greatest of them are the shators. | ||
Carceri | According to occult lore, Carceri is something of a divine dumping ground, where gods toss their enemies, earlier creations, and failed experiments. Even full-on deities—entire pantheons, even—who found themselves on the wrong side of various divine wars are imprisoned here. | ||
== Inhabitants == | |||
* [[Azaphiel]] (formerly) | |||
* [[Shulla]], the Lord of the Maw, one of the most powerful shators and the warden of the Maw, a prison built into the side of a mountainside cliff. Shulla was originally a [[Celestia|Celestian]] who sided with [[Asmodeus]] during his rebellion, and was cast into Carceri for it. | |||
Latest revision as of 22:48, 25 August 2025
| Carceri | |
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| Alignment | Neutral Evil (Chaotic) |
| Layers | Six |
| Inhabitants | Various |
Carceri (I say KAR-sur-ee) is a prison-plane where some of the worst horrors and abominations in the multiverse are deposited. It is a Solar System–sized Arkham City that few have ever escaped. In the Great Wheel model, Carceri is a Lower Plane sitting on the Chaotic side of Neutral Evil. Its self-appointed guards are the demodands. The greatest of them are the shators.
According to occult lore, Carceri is something of a divine dumping ground, where gods toss their enemies, earlier creations, and failed experiments. Even full-on deities—entire pantheons, even—who found themselves on the wrong side of various divine wars are imprisoned here.