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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 1451584" data-attributes="member: 259">Stupid post-eating board!  Lemme try again. I'd allow such position changes, for three reasons:1) Nothing in the spell's description explicitly forbids teleporting to a location that puts you at a different alignment relative to the ground;2) It's not a "magic bullet" tactic--that is, it's not so useful that you'll be doing it in every battle and will always gain an advantage over someone who doesn't do it; and3) I love it when players come up with creative but not overpowering uses for their abilities; it makes the game more fun for everyone. In fact, unless a DM had a rock-solid rules argument against allowing it, I'd consider it a DMing flaw to forbid it.  The default answer to any "Can I...?" question from either a player or an NPC should be "yes," and the default should be changed only on the basis of convincing arguments otherwise. Daniel</blockquote>