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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 134358" data-attributes="member: 158">It really comes down to - Is your DM prepared to handle a mid to high-level camapign? Any D&D play over 7th level needs its DM to know how to handle:DivinationDimension DoorTeleportContact other PlaneCommune with NatureCommunePlane ShiftTeleport without ErrorGateTime StopAny other spell that breaks major rules about both time and spaceTHe secret is to not focus on things such as "find the thing/person", or "Get this package to location X in 10 days", or "find and open the planar gate in X days or all is lost." Any location- or knowledge-specific advanture is hampered in such a situation. The secret is to answer without giving away the farm; divination can be quite cryptic, and commune spells are only answered with yes/no questions. IMHO, one question per level is a little too much, but still can be dealt with.For divination, it's only a more detailed augury, and therefore (a) subject to change, and (b) easy to confuse with if the players aren't paying attention.</blockquote>