The greater scope of the realm of Tomarev within the universe of Ados can be described as a spherical plane suspended in nebulous energy that moves akin to a solar system with no center. Sometimes the plane bumps into, is stacked with, or overlaps other such planes within (and occasionally outside) the universe.

The Nebula is the largest plane that seems to contain most of the other planes with the exception of demi-planes and the polar planes.

There is no distinct, calculable movement to the planes as with the stars as seen from the land. Some scholars posit that the planes are far off worlds like our own on Tomarev. Other ideas are that the planes are like a great tower with the realms stacked atop one another, vying for height and power. Another is that all the planes are naught but marbles, sat in an unthinkably large giants jar resting upon a shelf.

The truth is that the planes are spheres which move about within the nebula (a larger sphere) and are pushed and pulled to one another like magnets. On the outside of the large sphere, on the very top and bottom (if say, you are looking at the sphere from the front) are smaller white and black spheres which seem to bob in and out of the larger sphere, and grow and shrink in small magnitudes, always floating while touching the nebula. These spheres are Honoria and Nefaria, which draw the energies within the universe to and fro.

The spheres within are the planes, which both shift in unknowable ways and yet seem to connect and overlap and bind to others in some sort of plausible functional pattern. From time to time the amorphous energy of the universe may create another plane sphere which may interact with the others, and could persist or vanish after a moment, until such a time that certain conditions for that realm's creation occur once again. This allows for a high degree of variability and free in creation and destruction of new planes of existence.

The elemental planes are one such example of a plane that is conjured and dismissed in this manner, depending upon how the energies of the world are moving. Since elemental planes aren't inherently good or evil, the influence of the plane at the time is determined by the magical draw of the other planes within the universe. Hence, you could have an elemental plane of water that consists of good aligned mer-folk and aquatic djinni, or an evil aligned plane that is host to sea creatures and aquatic devilkin.