Heaven & hell

The pit of labor unending - A wide circular cliff even darker than any above it, the cliff has a castle made of bones, metal, and stone. Light here is so much hotter than normal that a candle is equal to a bonfire. Dim light issues from both above and below, and issues from cracks in the walls as well, slowly melting everything and everyone. Firece black winged Aasimar relentlessly drive the inhabitants to rebuild the slowly melting down buildings with whips that drip fluid lead and blaze with electricity.

The enclosure - A huge wall riddled with spikes, painful square edges, thorny points, sharp blades, and which sweats continuous slow drips of acid and salt-slush. only the truly evil ever go past it, all above are subject to their existence by misdeeds that everyone, even the goodest of the good, do in the course of a normal life (such as premarital sex, killing animals for sport, not praying often enough, touching one self inappropriately, not tithing the proper amount and at the proper time, etc).

The cliff of cauldrons and furnaces - Demons armed with sawtooth weapons, scalding fluids, terrifying gaze weapons, painful claws, horrid breathe weapons, and with bodies harder than the heart of the earth, relentlessly torture everyone who inhabits this terrible place, cauldrons filled with scalding vinegar, swill, tar, salt slush, tears, blood, grease, and fluid metal (filled with only 1 each) are the site of relentless daily drowning and boiling, Furnaces filled with lava, scalding fluid metal, and fires hotter than a dragon’s fire, are the site of relentless daily mass cremations, demons herding these miserable souls into the furnaces in groups of up to 1,000 at once.

The city of chaos - Although it superficially resembles a city, in that it has buildings, walls, streets, and towers, the entire “city” is composed of torture rooms, each building infinite on the inside and devoted to 1 specific torture, the only exit for a mortal soul being that of death. Hailstorms, lightning storms, floods (from the 8 rivers) and earthquakes regularly beset the city on a daily basis, in addition and finally, random buildings burst into flames for absolutely no reason if a mortal soul attempts to enter the wrong building.

The moats of debasement - Those who are considered redeamable but extremely evil are sent here. The first moat is dry and is completely filled with thorn bearing plants, vipers with fluid metal instead of venom, and walls and floor coated with salt slush. The second moat is filled with red hot metal fragments, 1 inch of vapor produced by these metal fragments is equal in weight and density to a human body, and the metal fragments produce a constant slow trickle of vapors, as they are partially submerged in scalding vinegar. All the moats of debasement suffer under a perpetual slow drizzle of bits and pieces of burning slag metal.

The moats of agony - Those who’s redeamability is considered suspect but possible, and who are extremely evil, are sent here. The first moat is relentlessly daily flooded with scalding tar, scalding swill, and scalding grease. The second moat is completely dry, and subject to randomly timed daily and nightly floods from all 8 rivers, those sent to it chained to the floor of the moat by weights to heavy to move. The third moat is beset by floods of tears and vinegar, blades, axe heads, spear points, arrow heads, and razor sharp burning coals carried by the rapid-paced floods. All the moats of agony suffer under a perpetual slow drizzle of burning corpse fat and icy vomit slush.

The cliff of the great pit - only beings who rebelled against the rulership of the gods at the start of time are sent here, and there are few mortals here. The beings who opposed the gods (such as dragons, giants, epic monsters, etc), are chained to the walls and floor here, forced to sit near the edge of the cliff, combusting stench clouds, freezing wind, and deafening howls of pain issuing from the pit below. In addition, epic monsters go here after death unless they were under the purview of a deity or a part of said deities entourage.

The slope of hellmouths - A downward sloping icy tundra in which pits filled with fire, churning fluid corpses, scalding mercury, scalding vinegar, and stinking clouds heavier than the bottom of the sea predominate. These pits are extremely deep, and blow their contents up like geysers relentlessly and daily. Inhabitants suffer a delusional belief that the pits lead home, and regularly throw themselves in. Demons torture those who are reluctant, or unwilling to jump, with extreme ferocity in every way their infernal minds can devise.

The seal of the abyss - A roof over all below it, a crisscrossing network of narrow bridges that do not have guard rails or any visible support, regularly breaking with no warning, and many of them narrowing to such a degree that they resemble a sword’s blade, and are as sharp. Inhabitants endlessly walk the bridges, unable to stop repetitively walking them until they fall off, falling “down” onto a random area of these bridges, only to start walking all over again. Clouds of vaporized vinegar, tears, swill, salt-slush, metal, blood, tar, and grease buffet all who inhabit this place, giant carrion birds carrying demons about, the birds trained mounts.

The hole of solitude - The bottom. It is divided into 3 sub areas, the land of willing servants of demons, who are frozen in salty ice up to their waist, buffetted by scalding wind, and subject to slow drizzles of all 8 rivers from above, those who used demons as slaves, who are submerged to their shoulders in rancid effluvia and freezing mud, also subject to a slow drizzle rain from all 8 rivers, and finally, the abyss of demons, which is the deepest part of the underworld. The abyss of demons houses demons who are a direct, true threat to the gods, or who are threat-to-entire-plane in power level, the demons submerged up to their waist in salty ice and up to their ribcage in frigid mud and boiling vinegar.

And I'm spent. Thats the full list.

opinions? suggestions? Thoughts?

I see 1 mistake, and I (op) am fixing it.

The "effluvia" should be "fluid corpses", I misunderstood the meaning of that word.

That's a lot of detail. I don't have the time to find it now, but check out the planes of hell in the Fall From Heaven setting. You might find it interesting.

Thank you. Isn't that a WoD Demon-sphere book though? never heard of it till now.

I looked into it. Damn cool. reminded me of dungeon keeper. But it seems a good bit more serious.

Adamantine is condensed virtue solidified into matter. It is very limited in quantity, and found almost exclusively in upper realms.

It results in the earthly realm only when a god drops a piece of it and doesn't recover the piece that was dropped.

A teeeeeny tiny trickle of it enters the earthly realms because slag from the heavenly forges is thrown down to earth. Most usually this adamantine slag is very low quality.