Ysgard

Ysgard was the first layer of the Outer Plane of the same name in the Great Wheel cosmology. It contained numerous divine realms, such as Asgard, the realm of Tyr; the Gates of the Moon, the realm of Selûne; and Jotunheim, the realm of Surtr and Thrym; among others. The name of the layer was also spelled Asgard, which was also the name of its largest realm.

Notable Locations

Alfheim, realm of Frey of the vanir and home of chaotic elves, where Aerdrie Faenya made her home within Ysgard.

Asgard, realm of Tyr and many other deities of the Norse pantheon. It was a cold land of extreme seasons.

The Gates of the Moon, realm of Selûne. An unusually peaceful realm compared to the rest of the layer. Rumors existed of a connection to the River Oceanus in the sea surrounding the realm, as well as a passage to the Infinite Staircase that only manifested itself on a full moon in Selûne's palace of Argentil. Netaph, realm of Anhur.

The Irvin River marked the boundary between Asgard and Jotunheim.

Jotunheim, the Land of the Giants, realm of Surtr and Thrym. Among the least hospitable locations in the Upper planes. Merratet, realm of Bast.

Safe Harbor, realm of Valkur.

Shaundiaur, realm of Shaundakul.

Uthgardtheim, realm of Uthgar.

The Wild Ride, realm of Tarsellis Meunniduin.