Oneironaut
Marker's Gambit (→ imprint, vec)
Puts the dimension and the coordinates of my hexplane exit onto the stack.
Cross-Mod Compatibility
It appears I have installed some mods Hexcasting interoperates with! I've detailed them here.
Spells
Patterns and actions that perform a magical effect on the world.
Hexplanes
Hexplanes
Since pushing past the barrier and seeing a realm of thought, I wondered what else may be accessible by simply... applying some more pressure. After doing so I saw a reality of cubes upon cubes upon cubes, containers of pure white waiting for someone to inhabit them. I managed to devise some patterns to force my way into this plane, and upon following through I found myself inside one of these cubes.
I felt my media expand to fill the space, but it curiously refused to go any further than the walls that surround me. I feel as though I can safely assume that this area is entirely my own, although it doesn't seem to take kindly to remodeling, as punching the walls resulted in me being shunted back to reality (maybe being more careful would prevent this next time?). The block at the position I enter this plane at is oddly discoloured, convenient for keeping my heading I suppose.
Planar Marking (vector | null →)
Marks the target location as my exit for the hexplane, or resets it to be my spawn location if passed null, causing me to be sent there upon using Planar Expulsion on myself.
Non-player entities will be sent here when using Planar Expulsion. Mishaps if the exit is within a hexplane.
Planar Expulsion (entity →)
Forces the target out of the hexplane, costing 5 shards if used on something other than myself, and being free otherwise. Mishaps if not currently in a hexplane.
If the target is a player, they are sent to their hexplane exit. If the target is any other entity, they are sent to my hexplane exit. The exit can be set using Planar Marking.
Planar Intrusion (plane, entity →)
Sends the target to the provided hexplane. Costs 2 charged amethyst if the target is not already in a hexplane, and 5 dust otherwise.
Upon entering a plane, the two blocks on the spawn point are broken, as if by a player, and any fragile blocks are not dropped. The spawn point is signified by a purple tinted version of the blocks that make up the walls.