Exgrá, the plane of redemption, is the reward for men whose purpose was tainted but they found the courage to cleanse it and achieve redemption.

Cigmar, the last of the upper inmaterial planes, is the reward for those who followed the laws of order but did not achieve enough merits to enter Ascakarn.

Exnim, the border of the material planes, is a weird plane where form and purpose converge, it is considered a spiritual world, but it is said that it can be entered physically. It is the plane of oblivion, reserved for those that never acomplished anything worthy.

The planes of Rao (Chaos) and Miszh (Order) are planes of existance that contain the residues of the battle of Rao and Miszhná; Pure chaos and order. They are material (if dangerous) planes.

The plane in the middle of the map is the world of Raokrá, representing all spheres and tangible reality. The world of Raokrá was considered to be the greatest in all creation.

Hagnar, the first plane of Athosdit (punishment), consists of a dreary place of shadows where no palpable reality can be perceived, thus cursing the poor purposes that enter to an existence in illusions and constant change. It is the punishment for the doubtful and uncertain ones.

Eshnor, the punishment of fire. It is a place for torture and eternal pain.

Gerthal, the lowest of the planes of the Athosdit, is the plane of eternal nightmares.