[quote=@Crispy Octopus]
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I don't like that honestly, because travel between spheres is supposed to be hard right?  If a gods sphere is like a foot below the surface any joe with a shovel is digging into a gods sphere.

I think it should be basically impossible to physically tunnel into lower spheres or fly to upper ones.  We know there are overlapping spheres so I'd almost rather double down on that than deal with the headache of spheres a foot below the ground.

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I'd say that is relevant to the distance between the spheres. In Aristotlean's stuff, everything below the moon (air and fire) are more reachable than everything up in the stars. Perhaps dividing it in four areas overall, with an upper celestial (stars and sun and stuff) lower celestial (wind and thunder and maybe the moon and stuff) upper chthonic (forests and rivers and shadows and stuff) and lower chthonic (underworld and magma and Cthulhu and stuff), indicating closeness to Galbar and ease of mortal access, could work?