Inner Void Belt

This is not a plane in itself, but mostly The Inner Void Belt is a representation of the transitional area between the Inner and Outer Planar Regions, characterized by its stark emptiness and profound darkness. Unlike the other regions of the multiverse, the Inner Void Belt lacks fully formed planes, hosting only a sparse number of demiplanes.

In the Astral Plane, the reflection of the Inner Void Belt is even more pronounced. It is an area devoid of color pools or gates, the usual markers for planar travel. This makes it a daunting and isolating expanse for any planar traveler who finds themselves here. In this part of the Astral Plane, the typical star-like points of light representing connections to other realms are absent, leaving an almost infinite void. The environment is overwhelmingly dark, giving the impression of being lost in an endless cosmic ocean with no signposts or landmarks.

Travelers who enter this region are faced with an oppressive sense of isolation and disorientation, as the usual methods of navigation through the Astral Plane are ineffective. The lack of distinct features makes it extremely challenging to find a path out, turning this region into a potential trap for the unwary or unprepared. The Inner Void Belt stands as a testament to the vast and unknown mysteries of the cosmos, a reminder of the spaces that lie between the more structured realms of existence.