"Thank you, now, the basic information for why you might have arrived here is either that you made a pact, your soul was stolen in transit, or possibly Lolth is being her malicious self. Research could be put into that. Now, as for ways out, as far as I'm aware, you have some options."<br/><br/>He slides the planar "map" to the middle of the table and turns it about, so that the focus is on Baator. He then pulls the second disc, Dis, out to the side.<br/><br/>"You are here. One of the ways out would be a proper portal. Now, it's rumoured that there is one down here," he pulls the bottom layer, Nessus, out, spinning the disc, "but you probably don't want to go down there. Alternatively, there would be a few over here..."<br/><br/>He twists the map about until "The Abyss" is under the magnifying glass.<br/><br/>"At the top layer, there are hundreds of fixed gateways to other planes. You could probably find one there. Note that this practically involves going from here to Gehenna to Hades to Carceri to the Abyss, meeting the entire assortment of fiends as you did so. Heck, if you go to the Abyss, you could make your way to the Demonweb Pits and, in theory, ask Lolth herself to send you back - or alternatively settle down there as your final destination. Now, the easiest form of travel is via the river Styx - it flows through all of the Lower Planes, so you could certainly take a boat through, or several if they're stopping at different points. People do it all the time. I suppose you could also find a way of attracting a Retriever Demon and having it take you to the Abyss with it. I wouldn't recommend that.<br/><br/>Other than that, you could get resurrected, if anyone knew you were dead and cared to bring you back."