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ZA WARUDO
The Parallel Proxy Dimension (or PPD for short) is an amalgamation of every given location that would conceivably exist within Yu-Gi-Oh! canon. It's largely created from the characters' thoughts and memories, which means the nature and structure of the dimension is subject to constant distortion. It normally takes on the form of a large island, but the size and shape of said island is always in flux. Objects and locations come and go, seemingly at will.
There are no permanent residents. NPCs will refer to the PPD only as "Domino," regardless of what area they're in or time thread they seem to be from. The dimension this Domino resides in is an odd one, existing as sort of an "in-between" state from which it can interact with every other version of itself that has ever existed, does exist, or may possibly exist at some point in the future. It is chaos in its purest form, unpredictable, unstoppable.
Your character's actions in this Domino will have a ripple-effect on all other realities, which are infinite. The scope of these changes is unknown to all characters ICly; they will only be privy to what happens in their own time-thread. It is up to individual players to determine the consequences of their character's actions in the PPD, or whether or not they choose to complete their assignments at all. Their task is, essentially, to create order out of chaos; as they make progress, the PPD will "settle."
There are no permanent residents. NPCs will refer to the PPD only as "Domino," regardless of what area they're in or time thread they seem to be from. The dimension this Domino resides in is an odd one, existing as sort of an "in-between" state from which it can interact with every other version of itself that has ever existed, does exist, or may possibly exist at some point in the future. It is chaos in its purest form, unpredictable, unstoppable.
Your character's actions in this Domino will have a ripple-effect on all other realities, which are infinite. The scope of these changes is unknown to all characters ICly; they will only be privy to what happens in their own time-thread. It is up to individual players to determine the consequences of their character's actions in the PPD, or whether or not they choose to complete their assignments at all. Their task is, essentially, to create order out of chaos; as they make progress, the PPD will "settle."