Yes, _if_ those presumptions are correct.
>Is there some reason why you don't consider Belintar's
>swimming ashore (look two paragraphs above) to be a
>documented instance? I'm not going to waste time
>typing numerous instances that come to mind (as well as
>source quotes about the nature of the Closing) if Belintar's
>example fails to convince you.
Yow! (snatches back fingers from snapping jaws) I don't think a sample of one, where that one was pretty much a superhero, should be considered representative. I presumed (due to lack of evidence otherwise) that the closing prevented all cross-ocean travel. I think that is a more reasonable presumption than the opposite, given lack of explicit references. I'll admit now, I don't have access to Gloranthan reference material at work, which is where I read the digest.
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