Ma'at - Hidden Realm of the Egyptian Gods

The Egyptian realm is composed of the earth, sky and Duaat. Maat is in a constant state of twilight and dawn and the realm is kept in a gentle light that dims and brightens depending on the time of day. There is a large river which flows through all of the plane. Around the river are thick lush brushes and fields filled with an abundance of vegetation. Aaru, the paradise of the afterlife for mortal souls is located near the river and is a field of reeds, beautiful and lush. Unlike Mount Olympus which is separated into three tiers, this world is visually composed closer to the human world where the earth and the sky are in view. Duaat, the underworld, is actually seated above the sky. Within Duaat, in the great judgement hall, sits the massive golden scale and a single ostrich feather. Souls travel through their own tombs as passageways into Duaat and wait to be judged. Once and only if you have passed the Weighing of the Hearts, you will descend into Aaru. If your heart is heavy with evil, you will be consumed by Ammit and condemned to a restless existence inside of Duaat. Aside from Aaru, there are beautiful golden temples with statues and detailed frescoes decorating the sides of each temple to signify which god resides in which temple.