Dimension Door: Difference between revisions

Teleports hero to a selected (unoccupied and visible) location on the adventure map. The spell may be cast twice per day and reduces the hero's movement by three tiles for each casting. Spends 300 movement points.

Advanced effect

Same as basic effect, except the spell may be cast three times in a day.

Expert effect

Same as advanced effect, except the spell may be cast four times in a day, and movement allowance is reduced by two tiles. Spends 200 movement points.

Probability of occurrence (%):

Castle	0
Rampart	20
Tower	28 (14*)
Inferno	16
Necropolis	16
Dungeon	16
Stronghold	0
Fortress	0
Conflux	13
Cove	0
Factory	16
* Without Library

Dimension Door is a 5th level spell in the School of Air Magic. It teleports the hero to a selected (unoccupied) location on the adventure map. If the movement reduction reduces movement to zero or below, the spell may not be cast. The radius of the spell is 8 squares in top direction and 9 squares in any other direction, diagonal movement included.

If the destination of the spell is invalid, for example water or shoreline, the spell fails and the attempt is lost along with the mana and movement points. Other invalid destinations, such as those already containing objects, will cause the dimension door targeting cursor to change back to the arrow cursor; this can provide the player with limited information about the territory concealed by the shroud. Additionally, dimension door can be cast if the hero is in a boat, and the effects of the invalid location are the same, except the hero can not teleport to dry land.

Although the manual (and infobox on the right) states that Dimension Door can only teleport hero to a visible location, this is not true. A hero can transfer onto a shrouded square with Dimension Door provided that the square is unoccupied.

Like with monoliths, a hero can travel to an unoccupied square next to a wandering monster stack without engaging in combat (patched in HDmod). A hero may pick up nearby objects from adjacent squares without causing wandering monsters to attack. In other words, a hero can turn within the square but if the hero tries to move to a square adjacent to the monster stack, combat will ensue.

AI heroes can cast Dimension Door while standing on cursed ground.

In Horn of the Abyss , when spell research is enabled, Dimension Door do not drop in the normal guild slots without research, but are guaranteed to drop if 3 research attempts have been made before. If the tournament rules option is turned on, it will limit to 2 Dimension Doors per day per hero if the hero has Expert Air Magic and the map size is at least XL+U (41472 tiles); in all other cases, Dimension Door is limited to being used once per day.

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+{{Air spells}}{{Spell|0|20|28|14|16|16|16|0|0|13|0|16
   | school      = Air Magic
   | level       = 5th
-  | cost        = 25
+  | cost        = 25/20
   | duration    = instant
-  | b_effect    = Teleports hero to target, unoccupied, visible location on the adventure map. Spell may be cast twice per day and reduces the hero's movement by three tiles for each casting.
+  | b_effect    = Teleports hero to a selected (unoccupied and visible) location on the adventure map. The spell may be cast twice per day and reduces the hero's movement by three tiles for each casting. Spends 300 movement points.
   | a_effect    = Same as basic effect, except the spell may be cast three times in a day.
-  | e_effect    = Same as advanced effect, except the spell may be cast four times in a day, and movement allowance is reduced by two tiles.
+  | e_effect    = Same as advanced effect, except the spell may be cast four times in a day, and movement allowance is reduced by two tiles. Spends 200 movement points.
-}} It teleports the hero to target, unoccupied location on the adventure map. If the movement reduction reduces movement to zero (or below), the spell may not be cast. The radius of the spell is 9 squares in any direction, diagonal movement included.
+}} It teleports the hero to a selected (unoccupied) location on the adventure map. If the movement reduction reduces movement to zero or below, the spell may not be cast. The radius of the spell is 8 squares in top direction and 9 squares in any other direction, diagonal movement included.
-If the destination of the spell is invalid, for example water or shoreline, the spell fails and the attempt is lost along with the mana and movement points spent. Other invalid destinations, such as those already containing objects, will cause the dimension door targeting cursor to change back to the arrow cursor; this can provide the player with limited information about the territory concealed by the shroud. Additionally, dimension door can be cast if the hero is in a [[boat]], and the effect of the invalid location are the same, except the hero can not teleport to dry land.
+If the destination of the spell is invalid, for example water or shoreline, the spell fails and the attempt is lost along with the mana and movement points. Other invalid destinations, such as those already containing objects, will cause the dimension door targeting cursor to change back to the arrow cursor; this can provide the player with limited information about the territory concealed by the shroud. Additionally, dimension door can be cast if the hero is in a [[boat]], and the effects of the invalid location are the same, except the hero can not teleport to dry land.
-Although the manual (and infobox on the right) states, that dimension door can only teleport hero to a ''visible'' location, this is not true. A hero can transfer onto a shrouded square with Dimension Door provided that the square is unoccupied.
+Although the manual (and infobox on the right) states that Dimension Door can only teleport hero to a ''visible'' location, this is not true. A hero can transfer onto a shrouded square with Dimension Door provided that the square is unoccupied.
-Like with [[monolith]]s, a hero can travel to unoccupied square next to wandering monster stack without engaging into combat. A hero may pick up nearby objects from adjacent squares without causing wandering monsters to attack. In other words, a hero can turn within the square but if the hero tires to move to adjacent square of the monster stack he will engage into combat.
+Like with [[monolith]]s, a hero can travel to an unoccupied square next to a wandering monster stack without engaging in combat (patched in HDmod). A hero may pick up nearby objects from adjacent squares without causing wandering monsters to attack. In other words, a hero can turn within the square but if the hero tries to move to a square adjacent to the monster stack, combat will ensue.
-== Discussion ==
+AI heroes can cast Dimension Door while standing on [[cursed ground]].
-There has been rumors, that AI-heroes can cast Dimension Door while standing on [[cursed ground]].
-Dimension Door is commonly banned from tournament and multiplayer games due to its overpowered effects.
+In [[Horn of the Abyss]]{{-wh}}, when [[spell research]] is enabled, Dimension Door do not drop in the normal guild slots without research, but are guaranteed to drop if 3 research attempts have been made before. If the [[tournament rules]] option is turned on, it will limit to 2 Dimension Doors per day per hero if the hero has [[Expert Air Magic]] '''and''' the map size is at least XL+U (41472 tiles); in all other cases, Dimension Door is limited to being used once per day.
+{{user commentary|
+Dimension Door is commonly banned or used with restrictions in tournament and multiplayer games due to its overpowered effects.
+}}{{end of user commentary}}
+{{spell 'see also'}}
 [[Category: Spells]]
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