"If any creatures or objects that were not part of the memory palace when it was created remain inside it, the entrance remains where it first appeared."
What is "where it first appeared" relative to?
I assume it would be at least relative to a planet if you used the ability on a planet (otherwise it would be unusable since planets are really spinning at incredible speeds), but what if, say, you opened the door whilst on a starship? Would you need to use it only on a stationary starship to avoid being stranded in space when you exit the palace?
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"If any creatures or objects that were not part of the memory palace when it was created remain inside it, the entrance remains where it first appeared."
What is "where it first appeared" relative to?
I assume it would be at least relative to a planet if you used the ability on a planet (otherwise it would be unusable since planets are really spinning at incredible speeds), but what if, say, you opened the door whilst on a starship? Would you need to use it only on a stationary starship to avoid being stranded in space when you exit the palace?
See "Abilities and Spell Effects on Large Vehicles," on page 272. It address this, and the entrance to memory palaces, specifically.
See "Abilities and Spell Effects on Large Vehicles," on page 272. It address this, and the entrance to memory palaces, specifically."If any creatures or objects that were not part of the memory palace when it was created remain inside it, the entrance remains where it first appeared."
What is "where it first appeared" relative to?
I assume it would be at least relative to a planet if you used the ability on a planet (otherwise it would be unusable since planets are really spinning at incredible speeds), but what if, say, you opened the door whilst on a starship? Would you need to use it only on a stationary starship to avoid being stranded in space when you exit the palace?
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