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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 7848105" data-attributes="member: 29398">I had to limit planeshift because the players/PCs used it to turn themselves into weekend warriors.Now, you can only arrive at whichever of the following might apply:a) your deity's home plane (automatically learned when you first get the spell)b) your first point of entry to a plane* (which means you have to have been to that plane before)c) a previously-visited temple or place otherwise consecrated to your deityd) a place otherwise designated by your deity (this allows DMs to designate arrival points if needed)What this means in practice is that a party can almost always use it as an escape from a dungeon or adventure but they can't so easily use it to get back; or to get there in the first place.&nbsp; It's worked well so far.&nbsp;I've never had (and don't want to add) the costly material component.* - and yes this means a character can use its place of birth as an arrival point, if returning to its home world</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 7848105, member: 29398"] I had to limit planeshift because the players/PCs used it to turn themselves into weekend warriors. Now, you can only arrive at whichever of the following might apply: a) your deity's home plane (automatically learned when you first get the spell) b) your first point of entry to a plane* (which means you have to have been to that plane before) c) a previously-visited temple or place otherwise consecrated to your deity d) a place otherwise designated by your deity (this allows DMs to designate arrival points if needed) What this means in practice is that a party can almost always use it as an escape from a dungeon or adventure but they can't so easily use it to get back; or to get there in the first place. It's worked well so far. I've never had (and don't want to add) the costly material component. * - and yes this means a character can use its place of birth as an arrival point, if returning to its home world [/QUOTE]

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