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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lord Zack" data-source="post: 7351227" data-attributes="member: 53996">The TransTech Transformers can apparently observe through probes as well as "listen in" through locations where the dimensional barriers are thin. So perhaps there are such connections between Coreline and other worlds, maybe worlds that are supposed to resemble the real world, such as Superboy Prime's homeworld and the version of Earth where the module "The City Beyond the Gate" from Dragon Magazine #100 takes place. Of course even in such places it would be impossible to travel from Coreline, though people might still try.Does the barrier between Coreline and other worlds effect objects or only people? And does it only effect fictions or also pre- and or post-Vanishing humans?Also I have been wondering how the "barrier" or whatever prevents Zerg and Arachnids from leaving the island of Hawaii works. Does it effect only those creatures that first appeared on the island? If a Zerg scouting brood arrived in the Sol System and somehow managed to sneak by Earth's defenses could they infiltrate the island?  Maybe they might make a deal with the alternate of Kerrigan on the island to exchange the genetic essence they have collected. Even if they can't land Zerg can transfer genetic material using Bile Launchers. Thus the more unique strains found on Hawaii could spread beyond the island.I am thinking of setting up a wargaming scenario involving Raynors Raiders intervening on Hawaii during the 23 hours. Though I also thought of doing an actual Starcraft II campaign aa well, though that would probably involve a lot more work.</blockquote>

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