Other Plane

For documented dreams likely connected to the Other Plane, see "Dreams of the Other Plane" 
The "Other Plane" is a space or dimension linked to our reality by minds and emotions, essentially making it a space of thought. It was discovered by the Ebrugh and used for their escape from Eslud Esmad. During their experiments to venture to the Other Plane, the Ebrugh experiments seemingly left behind scars in our world where thoughts and emotions can grow and fester into living nightmares, creatures of horror and terrifying concepts. 
==History==
The Other Plane is shrouded in mystery. It is not known whether it was created, whether it exists since the dawn of time or earlier or whether it had been created later by unknown means.
During their time on Earth and after detecting the approaching Eslud Esmad, the Ebrugh started experimenting on the other plane, leaving reality scared in the process and causing the Other Plane to still bleed through on some occasions. These places are also known as places touched by the Ebrugh in some cultures. The Ebrugh in the end managed to travel to the Other Plane and presumably still remain there. It seems to be deeply connected to people's dreams and humans might have been used during the Ebrugh's experiments to reach there.
==Potential Appearances==
The Ebrugh Reports are a series of accounts that reveal puzzling links and phenomena associated with the enigmatic Ebrugh beings and the enigmatic "Other Plane." These reports shed light on how these connections have led to various intriguing and often unsettling manifestations:
=== Ebrugh Report 1 ===
Within this report, the mirror that Miharu encounters is suspected to possess a profound connection to the Other Plane. Miharu's experience is marked by seeing an Ebrugh presence in this ethereal realm, which triggers a distortion of her fears surrounding mirrors, ultimately revealing her true nature. The mirror acts as a portal to an eerie and otherworldly dimension.
=== Ebrugh Report 2 ===
The flat on Tamsler Street is suggested to be touched by the Ebrugh, which has an unusual impact on Ryan Schneider. This influence results in Ryan's deep-seated anxiety and a fear of public speaking, eventually culminating in the creation of the enigmatic "Bodyless Gaze."
=== Ebrugh Report 4 ===
Stanly's mysterious disappearance after an encounter with the Man is linked to a potential journey into the Other Plane. However, there remains speculation that he might have been transported to an entirely different location, highlighting the ambiguity surrounding these interdimensional transitions.
=== Ebrugh Report 5 ===
The room Brian occupies is suspected to be a place influenced by the Ebrugh, as it is occasionally associated with the manifestation of "Marquettes," which are believed to be corrupted thoughts brought to life by the enigmatic Other Plane.
=== Ebrugh Report 6 ===
Yapnik's dreams hint at an intertwining with the Other Plane, as he seems to potentially hear the whispers of the Ebrugh in his dreamscapes. This suggests a connection between his subconscious experiences and the eerie dimension they reference.
=== Ebrugh Report 7 ===
The alley near Caroline's residence is implicated in the creation of a creature born out of hate. This suggests that it, too, has been influenced or touched by the Ebrugh, leading to the birth of malevolent entities within its confines.
=== Ebrugh Report 8 ===
The enigmatic "Dream Guide" is speculated to be a remnant of the Ebrugh race, unable to reach the Other Plane. The door that William approaches might have served as a portal or gateway to this dimension, further complicating the understanding of this interdimensional realm.
=== Ebrugh Report 9 ===
In this report, the student's dreams reveal research on the Other Plane found in the old archives. The knowledge of this realm is gleaned largely from these passages, emphasizing the connection between dreams and the Other Plane.
=== Ebrugh Report 10 ===
The "sahmans" mentioned by Darya appear to possess the ability to access parts of the Other Plane and utilize it for "dreamwalking," underscoring the notion that the Other Plane is a realm accessible by certain individuals.
=== Ebrugh Report 11 ===
The pills ingested by the artist seemingly establish a connection to the Other Plane, providing protection from an entity known as the Hare. This highlights the potential for these connections to serve as a form of defense or safeguard.
=== Ebrugh Report 14 ===
Zarina's dreams involving the witness may suggest a link to the Other Plane, hinting at the possibility of utilizing this connection for various purposes.
=== Ebrugh Report 15 ===
Uspenskaya's dreams, detailed in this report, are also suspected to be connected to the Other Plane. This recurring theme implies a broader and pervasive link between the Other Plane and the experiences of those who dream within it.