Phyrexia was created by an ancient Planeswalker who liked to take the form of a dragon it was not named Phyrexia at that time. Phyrexian Portals are opened through the sacrifice of creatures, artifacts or a great deal of magical energy. On Phyrexia exist warped versions of the Thran Portals, which make artificial planeswalking possible. The ninth sphere is the Sanctum of Yawgmoth, a place where he controls reality itself.The eighth sphere is described as 'pure energy'.They evince an extreme excitement at the prospect of destroying artifacts or artificers. Phyrexian Gremlins are short, hairy, ebon beings which serve as semi-intelligent servants. This sphere is inhabited by Phyrexian Gremlins and Yawgmoth Demons. Those who defy Yawgmoth's will are tortured here for millennia. The seventh sphere is known as the "Punishment Sphere," and is the closest thing to hell seen in Magic continuity.As Yawgmoth himself is largely imprisoned within the ninth sphere, it is they who see his will done. The sixth sphere houses the chambers of Yawgmoth's Inner Circle of praetors and minions.It is also home to a massive steam creature. The fifth sphere is home to the Boiling Sea of Glistening Oil, a corrupt substance that is the Phyrexian equivalent of blood.The fourth sphere houses great furnaces, and the facility where new phyrexians are born/constructed.It contains spatial distortions that prevent planeswalking to the lower spheres. The third sphere is a virtually impassable tangle of pipes and ducts filled with horrors.This sphere also contains ammunition dumps which are the size of several large Dominarian cities. The only light and a hellish heat come from vast, smoke-grimed chimneys. It is an ashen waste filled with broken machinery. It lies under a ceiling of twisted beams and metal structures. The second sphere is composed of the debris of the first, and smokestacks from lower levels.Most notable are the dragon engines, which are both organic and mechanical warbeasts in the form of dragons. Although appearing to be a complete, natural ecosystem, the sphere is in fact composed entirely of machines and semi-magical constructs. Unimaginably large furnaces throw ash and fire into the skies. A soot and smog streaked sky lowers over a broad, dusty plain spotted with clumps of oily trees and rusting remains of tormented artifacts.
The first sphere, the surface, is a mechanical parody of nature.The spheres are each distinctly different from each other: Phyrexia is an artificial plane formed from nine hollow spheres, each darker and more unpleasant than the last.
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