The DM decides how generously to interpret words like "ground." Unless we redefine or focus a word, we use it in its idiomatic English sense, knowing that some words are open to creative interpretation. DM Dean has resolve but no resolutions December 13, 2017 Hence the teleportation room….Saying that a wall is the ground defies the idiomatic meaning of the word "ground." But a DM is free to allow bonkers things.Īnd here "ground" could mean "deck of ship" or "place on Morloth's island" or other thing capable of motion? Ground not limited by axis….allows players to cast circles on walls (vertical ground). The circle is bound to that surface, not to a point in space. When you cast teleportation circle, you create the circle on the ground. Can you set a permanent circle of teleportation on a moving structure like a ship? Is the spell bound to a location in space or the object it is cast on?
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