| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Fanaval10-04-06, 07:55 AM | I have one doubt...what happens when a mordenkainen's mansion spell ends with some creatures into his extradimensional space? maybe the creatures pops out in the first material plane where the spell was casted or maybe they are prisoner in the extradimensional space or destroyed or lost in the astral plane? |
| laurent110-04-06, 09:31 AM | I don't know for sure but I would think that they go back to the plane were the spell was cast. I it would have been something else, I think it would heve been mentionned in the text. |
| [GSV] Kirstar10-04-06, 10:20 AM | they would come out the portal as if they were leaving normally |
| WinDReiN10-05-06, 05:56 AM | Can you planeshift into somone's MM? |
| User512710-05-06, 09:26 AM | They'd be shunted out of the mansion where thr portal was as if leaving normally, if the way is blocked then they travel through what ever it is (taking damage) until the find the closest avaible spot for them to appear. |
| mvincent10-05-06, 02:46 PM | Can you planeshift into somone's MM?From the 3.5 FAQ: "An effect that allowed interplanar travel would allow you to travel from an extradimensional space to another plane (such as from within a magnificent mansion to the Material Plane). Theoretically, even the reverse might be true (transport from the Material Plane into a rope trick, for example), although this is certainly trickier. An extradimensional space isn’t actually a “plane,” per se, so any spell that takes you to a specific plane wouldn’t necessarily succeed. It’s probably easiest to say that such effects don’t function unless somehow specifically designed to do so—after all, who really wants to open up his portable hole to find the angry lich archmage waiting to ambush him?" |