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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 8427224" data-attributes="member: 6915329">Since those are completely different settings, I'm not really sure how they're being connected here. But anyway. Assume you're a Prime. There's very little reason why'd you'd be trading off-plane anyway. That requires some high-level magic or a useful portal (and yes, there are permanent portals), and there's really no need because you'll get better prices staying on your own world. Go the other way and assume you're a Planar. Well, if you're a dwarf with a mithral mine, then you're likely on Mount Celestial, working with all the other Planars and Petitioners in Erackinor or some other dwarf god's domain. In this case, you're likely not selling en masse to anyone else. Instead, individual merchants would be making deals with you, and they'd be the ones to sell in Sigil. Therefore it wouldn't matter at all how long a portal lasts, because you're not the one who has to deal with them.And if you're a Prime with a spelljamming ship, then you're likely not having anything to do with the outer planes in the first place, because you're going into outer space. In which case, you're either selling to other dwarfs, most likely, in their <a href="https://spelljammer.fandom.com/wiki/Citadel" target="_blank">citadel-ships</a> or going to some asteroid-base like the Rock of Bral (or, in D&D terms, Deep Spell IX).</blockquote>