Irian

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Irian, the Eternal Day is a plane in the cosmology of the Dungeons & Dragons setting of Eberron, commonly nicknamed "The Orrery". On Irian, a brilliant white sun hangs in the center of a crystalline sky, bathing the radiant landscape below in shadowless light. Forests of crystalline growths, mountains of pure quartz, rivers of liquid glass, and sun bleached deserts of pure white sand define the landscape. Irian is awash in positive energy – not intense enough to harm life, but sufficient to encourage and sustain it in a variety of unusual forms. Creatures of light and life make their home here, but there are not necessarily creatures of good.

Planar Traits

Irian has the following traits:

Minor Positive-Dominant

Enhanced Magic: Spells that use positive energy, including cure spells are maximized. Characters gain a +4 bonus on Charisma checks to turn undead, and receive the maximum possible turning damage result.

Impeded magic: Spells that use negative energy are impeded.

Irian Inhabitants: Lantern Archon, Ravid, Xag-ya, Lumi

Coterminous: When Irian contacts the Material plane, life blossoms where the two planes touch. Days are brighter, colors are more vibrant, sensations are more intense. Spells that use positive energy are cast at +1 caster lvl and clerics turn undead as if they were one level higher. Unlike with most other planes, Irian’s influence does not reach to specific places on the Material plane during its coterminous phases. Rather, its manifestations occur for the hour surrounding noon across the whole of Eberron. Irian is coterminous for a period of ten days in the springtime month of Eyre, once every three years.

Remote: As life blossoms when Irian draws near, life loses its bloom when Irian move into its remote phase. Nights are darker, colors seem to fade, and a numbness hangs in the air. Spells that use positive energy are cast at –1 lvl and clerics turn undead at –1 lvl. These effects pervade eberron for a period of ten days in the autumn month of Sypheros, once every three years, a year and a half after the coterminous period.