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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lyxen" data-source="post: 8579406" data-attributes="member: 7032025">No, spell affect teleportation OR interdimensional travel. Teleport just teleports you in YOUR dimension (actually your space, made of 3 dimensions). It does not make it interdimensional.And which one would that be ? Again, no spell mentions it, so you are inventing things here.And you are, once more, forgetting half of the sentence, which says that it fails whether what is in the sphere is either the origin OR the destination.NO IT DOES NOT, you are inventing words once more. Show me where the within is:[ATTACH=full]153834[/ATTACH]I'll be waiting for you to show me where the "within" is.teleportation fails as a means of magical travel "whether the sphere is the destination or the departure point for such magical travel."If your destination is IN THE SPHERE, it fails. Full stop, nothing complicated here. It's not a question of casting the spell in the sphere or not. It just that the sphere blocks travel in or out.So what is your position now, do you cross the intervening space or not ? Please let me know, because you have said both and neither.This is a new one. Again, where does it say so in the spell. Which extradimensional space ? What is it called ? You are inventing things.A title is not a summary not is it a description. Look at the list, nothing ever says that teleportation is extra-dimensional in itself. Otherwise, there would be no need to say "teleportation or extradimensional travel", would it ? It would all be "extradimensional travel". Which proves that teleport is not. Q.E.D.</blockquote>

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