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well, both.

My issue is, magic jar has no provisions for incorporeality, and ghosts have no listed immunity to it. To me, since they have it as a power, one would think someone would have mentioned if they were immune. But, I may be giving too much credit.

Firstly, a ghost, as an incorporeal creature, only lacks a PHYSICAL body.
I believe it still has an ectoplasmic body. Secondly, when magic jar-ing a creature, you cannot activate its special abilities. So, no going ethereal. Furthermore, if you are on the ethereal plane when the spell runs out, and your body is on the prime... you're dead.

Question: can a ghost be affected by the magic jar spell? Does anything weird happen?