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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Michael Morris" data-source="post: 6405400" data-attributes="member: 87">Is the following a reasonable setting specific change to Planeshift?  There are five planes in the cosmology of Carthasana that this spell can shift you to. In order to journey to a plane you must have a link to it.  You can shift to a plane that you have major access to its magic, and if your personal alignment is different than these you can shift to that plane as well.  The remaining planes can be reached by casting the spell from a location strongly linked to the target plane. The five planes of Carthasana are an imperfect mirror of the material plane.  Plane shift cannot take you to a specific location on that plane – that is a function of teleportation within that plane. Instead you are transported to the location on the plane that corresponds to your location on your current plane. If it is occupied you appear at the nearest open point without harm. You cannot planeshift from an outer plane to its opposition outer plane.  You must instead planeshift to the material plane or planeshift to an allied plane, and then to the opposition plane. For example, to reach Sodra from Valra you must either pass through the material plane or through Balcra, which is allied to both Sodra and Valra. The rod used for the spell is to be made of gold to reach Valra, platinum to reach Balcra, silver to reach Sodra, iron to reach Shunra and oak to reach Abora.</blockquote>