Djot-ten (plane)

Djot-ten (the Elemental Plane of Earth) represents the basic element of earth in most material planes.

The plane of Djot-ten is known to be an infinite expanse of solid stone and soil. Its mostly-uncharted depths are riddled with caverns and tunnels of both natural and unnatural origins; it is within these spaces that the humanoid inhabitants of Djot-ten tend to reside.

Geography
As Djot-ten is one of the only planes to be almost completely solid matter, many are unaware of the incredible complexity of its design.

Planetary Cosmology
Matter within Djot-ten is subject to the forces of gravity, just as in any other elemental or material plane. Since the majority of the plane is composed of evenly-distributed earth, relatively few locations exist where gravity has any meaningful strength or direction. These locations are often likened to the planets of material planes, with the vast expanse of earth equating to the void of space.

Jixal
Main article: Jixal

Sometimes referred to as the "Topaz City", Jixal (/dᴣixal/, from Terran: j’Xara; “Place of Topaz”) is both a planet and a unified city-state. Jixal is positioned within a gargantuan cavern, with its gravitational direction facing radially outwards; the city encompasses the entirety of the cavern.

Nem
Main article: Nem

Although it is not among the largest of planets, Nem is well-known for its place in Dwaven history. Nem's source of gravity is a boulder of colossal size and density, making it one of the rare planets to feature radially-inward gravity.