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** The Shadowfell, which replaced the Plane of Shadow in the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragonsFourthEdition'' iteration of the Multiverse, is one part this and one part TheUnderworld; it's a "dark reflection" of the living world, where the terrain is altered to suggest decay, fear, darkness, misery or madness. All departed souls pass through this realm on their way to their final fate, and the undead are born from its influence. There ''are'' communities of living beings here, but it's considered an unhealthy environment; the place literally drains living beings of hope, joy and positive emotions. Whilst often conflated with the Plane of Shadow, there are some key differences, the simplest of which is that the Plane of Shadow has no connection to the afterlife.
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** The Shadowfell, which replaced the Plane of Shadow in the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragonsFourthEdition'' iteration of the Multiverse, Multiverse after it was taken over by the GodOfDarkness Shar, is one part this and one part TheUnderworld; it's a "dark reflection" of the living world, where the terrain is altered to suggest decay, fear, darkness, misery or madness. All departed souls pass through this realm on their way to their final fate, and the undead are born from its influence. There ''are'' communities of living beings here, but it's considered an unhealthy environment; the place literally drains living beings of hope, joy and positive emotions. Whilst often conflated with the Plane of Shadow, there are some key differences, the simplest of which is that the Plane of Shadow has no connection to the afterlife.
