Fluid Nothing

The Fluid Nothing is the unpredictable plane of chaos, and the home realm of Titer.

Description
The Fluid Nothing can be thought of as "bound chaos." While not as literally lawless as Chaos, the region beyond the Plexus, the Fluid Nothing is a highly unpredictable and dangerous realm. It changes form and moves frequently, though how often is almost impossible to determine; the flow of time is virtually random in the Fluid Nothing.

Some scholars have attempted to track the forms of the Fluid Nothing, but this has so far been a mostly fruitless endeavor because the forms are highly variable, probably limitless, and appear to follow no set pattern (though the same forms have been seen multiple times). Recorded frequently-occuring forms of the Fluid Nothing have so far included: In the material plane, the Fluid Nothing is anchored to the Plexus by Titeris, a small purple planet orbiting close to the star of Aål, on the same orbit as Skolis but 180 degrees removed.
 * a vast city
 * a bright red sea, vaguely resembling the Floating Ocean
 * a series of floating islands as are found in the Boundless Sky, though with subjective gravity
 * a series of caves
 * a twisting maze of corridors

Inhabitants
Creatures of a sort are found in the Fluid Nothing, but typically this is only temporarily. Creatures from other planes are occasionally pulled into the Fluid Nothing by unknown means, and are usually expelled soon thereafter in terms of the timeflow of their home plane (their perception of time in the Fluid Nothing might extend for many years).

Sometimes, however, prolonged stays in the Fluid Nothing occur, leading to the generation of chaos beasts. These are creatures corrupted by the raw High chaos magic that flows through the Fluid Nothing. Currently, there are no known "native" chaos beasts, in the sense that all chaos beasts found to date are mutated versions of creatures from other planes.

Realms
Because of the inherently impermanent nature of the Fluid Nothing, no static realms are known to exist. It has been hypothesized that Titer might reside in a fixed area somewhere, but this has yet to be determined. This is not surprising; most gods reside in areas of their dominions that are inaccessible to mortals.