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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Marshall Gatten" data-source="post: 6153851" data-attributes="member: 6705156">I think that a spell that creates a fully furnished mansion on another plane is obviously quite powerful. A spell that also creates that plane, though? That would be crazy powerful. Why waste all that power when you could just use an existing nearby plane? It makes no sense to me to assume that a PC has it within their power to create new planes of existence. That's god-like power. I imagine the spell to work by creating the mansion on the other plane at a point coterminous with where the caster is on the Prime Material. If you try to cast two of them close enough together that they would overlap, then either spell fails or (if the DM is especially devious) they do indeed overlap, allowing the second caster to enter the combined mansion. Which allows an even simpler entry point than phase shift/greater teleport.</blockquote>