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user 18126
For questions primarily relating to planes in tabletop RPGs. Self-contained universes holding anything from relatively small motes of matter to entire universes, planes are used in some fantasy role-playing games as settings for the players to adventure in. Travel between planes is usually possible, but often requires traveling to certain spots on one plane or using potent magic or magical devices.
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World Axis Cosmology
In summary: No, I don't think you can get to other planes by getting on a spaceship; Yes, Earth (or Toril, Oerth, or whtever else) is a planet (sounds a little stupid, actually, when I put it like that …
