The god sphere has some really weird zoning laws. Apparently there’s no homeowner’s association, though.
> Apparently there’s no homeowner’s association, though.
So, even if it’s Hell it isn’t HELL.
So… everyone is still going to run into everyone else?
That’s kind of the general point of heist plots. I think the trope is still called a Gambit Pileup.
So a shield that turns off all magic around it is going to have to pass through a magic portal while it is on?
If you don’t think about it it will work, probably.
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The god sphere has some really weird zoning laws. Apparently there’s no homeowner’s association, though.
> Apparently there’s no homeowner’s association, though.
So, even if it’s Hell it isn’t HELL.
So… everyone is still going to run into everyone else?
That’s kind of the general point of heist plots. I think the trope is still called a Gambit Pileup.
So a shield that turns off all magic around it is going to have to pass through a magic portal while it is on?
If you don’t think about it it will work, probably.