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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lyxen" data-source="post: 8579336" data-attributes="member: 7032025">You do not, but the pilots certainly do. They depose a flight plan in advance, their progress is checked against that flight plan, and everyone coordinates when there is a change.Prove it. Where does it say that ? Which dimension ? What happens when the other dimension is not available ? This interpretation opens a much larger can of worms.Moreover, if you go to another dimension, you are certainly not "crossing space" anyway.It does. It specifically says that the sphere cannot be used as a destination. Doing this causes the teleportation to fail. Plain english words.It is written: the teleportation fails. It is further supported by Xanathar and the rule on invalid targets. So I have actually two rules supporting my claim, and you have none. Please stop inventing things like "crossing space", "other dimensions", and "within the sphere". It's not what is written.No, it does not say that. Once more, you are not using the words of the rules, but ones that you make up.No, YOU have to prove your claim, in <a href="https://www.enworld.org/threads/if-you-use-thunderstep-but-teleport-less-than-10-feet-do-you-take-damage.686796/post-8578919" target="_blank">THIS POST</a>, that " Teleport just transports you, which means you do cross the intervening space". Your incorrect claim (that you went back to), not mine.Yes, so ?Huh, no. Where does it say that it goes through another dimension or plane ? It's just a door in your 3 dimensions that takes you from one place in these 3 dimensions to another place in these 3 dimensions. Where does is say that there is another dimension involved ? Which one ? How is it named ?It's just a category name, and you should notice that, in the desctiption it clearly says : "Affected creatures can't move or travel using teleportation or by extradimensional or interplanar means."This clearly shows that there is teleportation, and there is extradimensional/interplanar and that they are NOT the same thing.Hu, yes, so what ? Does it say that there is a path ? Does it say that you go to another dimension ? Nothing of the kind. It just says that you teleport across vast distances.Proven many time over. It's actually funny, because you are the one who first claimed that intervening space was crossed, now that it is in another dimension (so actually it's not crossed), which one is it?My point is only that the rules are not as specific as you think. You can decide things in your campaigns, but the rules support a large variety of other interpretations, which are just as interesting. Don't box yourself in because of habit, in particular of previous editions, they are not necessarily applicable in 5e, which is way more open.</blockquote>

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