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Dimensionalism is a relatively recent school of arcane magic, formed within the last century. Founded by [[Deverick Abraxas]] on a little-known [[Prime]] world<ref name="drag">{{cite |title=Dragon #229 |pagenum=pp. 51-52}}</ref>, the extradimensional basis of the school quickly led to it spreading throughout the planes, many finding the various spells quite handy to have while traveling through the multiverse. The school has changed greatly since its original form, however. Originally serving as a more general-purpose extraplanar school, including spells to deal with extraplanar creatures (''conjure elemental'', '' | Dimensionalism is a relatively recent school of arcane magic, formed within the last century. Founded by [[Deverick Abraxas]] on a little-known [[Prime]] world<ref name="drag">{{cite |title=Dragon #229 |pagenum=pp. 51-52}}</ref>, the extradimensional basis of the school quickly led to it spreading throughout the planes, many finding the various spells quite handy to have while traveling through the multiverse. The school has changed greatly since its original form, however. Originally serving as a more general-purpose extraplanar school, including spells to deal with extraplanar creatures (''conjure elemental'', ''invisible stalker'', ''summon shadow''), spells to manipulate extraplanar substance (''demi-shadow magic'', ''move earth''), and spells that among other things are simply useful to spot extraplanar phenomena (''true seeing'') , within a few decades it had stabilized around those spells specifically related to the distortion or manipulation of space, time, and dimension. | ||
There are theories by some that the shift in Dimensionalism over the years may be due to the influence of [[chronomancers]], due to the similarity in focus of the two schools of magic, but given the secretive nature of that sect of wizards, there is little proof. Or rather, there may have been proof at some point, but it currently does not seem to have existed. | There are theories by some that the shift in Dimensionalism over the years may be due to the influence of [[chronomancers]], due to the similarity in focus of the two schools of magic, but given the secretive nature of that sect of wizards, there is little proof. Or rather, there may have been proof at some point, but it currently does not seem to have existed. | ||
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** Extension III | ** Extension III | ||
* '''7th Level''' | * '''7th Level''' | ||
** Banishment | |||
** Drawmij’s Instant Summons | ** Drawmij’s Instant Summons | ||
** Duo-dimension | ** Duo-dimension | ||
Revision as of 02:00, 6 May 2007
Dimensionalism is a relatively recent school of arcane magic, formed within the last century. Founded by Deverick Abraxas on a little-known Prime world[1], the extradimensional basis of the school quickly led to it spreading throughout the planes, many finding the various spells quite handy to have while traveling through the multiverse. The school has changed greatly since its original form, however. Originally serving as a more general-purpose extraplanar school, including spells to deal with extraplanar creatures (conjure elemental, invisible stalker, summon shadow), spells to manipulate extraplanar substance (demi-shadow magic, move earth), and spells that among other things are simply useful to spot extraplanar phenomena (true seeing) , within a few decades it had stabilized around those spells specifically related to the distortion or manipulation of space, time, and dimension.
There are theories by some that the shift in Dimensionalism over the years may be due to the influence of chronomancers, due to the similarity in focus of the two schools of magic, but given the secretive nature of that sect of wizards, there is little proof. Or rather, there may have been proof at some point, but it currently does not seem to have existed.
Spells
(Unmarked spells are from the Player's Handbook. Some rare dimensionalist spells may not be listed)
- 1st Level
- Detect Phase[2]
- Enlarge/Reduce
- Gaze Reflection
- 2nd Level
- Deeppockets
- Displace Self[2]
- Rope Trick
- Warp Sense[3]
- 3rd Level
- 4th Level
- Dimension Door
- Extension I
- Mask Light[1]
- Phase Shift[6]
- 5th Level
- Contact Other Plane
- Distance Distortion
- Extension II
- Improved Blink[2]
- Leomund’s Secret Chest
- Teleport
- 6th Level
- 7th Level
- Banishment
- Drawmij’s Instant Summons
- Duo-dimension
- Mass Teleport[6]
- Mordenkainen’s Magnificent Mansion
- Phase Door
- Planar Door[6]
- Shadow Walk
- Teleport Without Error
- Vanish
- 8th Level
- 9th Level
- Estate Transference[4]
- Gate
- Power Word, Banishment[6]
- Sphere of Ultimate Destruction[2]
- Temporal Stasis/Temporal Reinstatement
- Time Stop
