> From: "Gianfranco Geroldi" <giangero_at_...>
> Subject: Teleport=quest on the other side?
> A Mastakos devotee (let's call him Kirk) who teleports himself 100 km
> away is actually jumping in the otherside *here* and then returning to
> the mundane world *there*?
I've always disliked teleportatiohn because of the difficulties and
complications it requires to explain it.
That caveat exposed, Ihave some suggestions (as opposed to the absolute
answers
that I usually spout) on these questions.
> I mean: if a teleport effect is similar to a mini-heroquest, could Kirk
Where "mini-heroquest" is understood to be the same as "working magic."
> meet anyone or anything during the (near instantaneous) voyage and be
> blocked in the hero plane?
I'd say yes, he could.
> In this instance, when Kirk's player casts the dice for the teleport
> feat and fails, could you narrate that he is blocked in the hero plane
> instead than merely saying: "Kirk's teleport didn't work"?
Heck, I'd suggest that a failed use fo the feat could divert him to some other location, or even leave him stranded in the Other Side someplace.
Those suggestions even remove some of my dislike for the feat!
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