Shadar-kai Shadow Jaunt Clarification Needed

[cjfennim]

I'd like some clarification on the Shadar-kai Gloomblade Shadow Jaunt ability. It states "The shadar-kai gloomblade teleports 3 squares and becomes insubstantial until the start of his next turn." What does "insubstantial" mean? Can he be seen? Is it the same as invisible? Can he be hit or affected by area spells while insubstantial? Can he teleport through walls? When this effect ends at the beginning of his next turn, he is suddenly substantial (visible)? I could find no references to "insubstantial" in the 4e DMG or MM or any other reference that I have. Your input would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

You'd probably get a better response in the 4E rules forum, this one is for non-D&D games.

 

[hong]

Insubstantial is defined on p.277 of the PHB: you take half damage from attacks. But yeah, wrong forum.

 

[cjfennim]

Thanks, I got it now. Next time I'll get the right forum.