N-Dimensional Travel - Revision history

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	After the revolution and the reforms on [[Altronis]], Marcus Ransom had all the devices destroyed for unstated reasons. Many technologists theorized that if the equipment did work like an FTL drive, use inside a planet's gravitation could have been exceedingly dangerous or caused irreparable damage to the wearer.		After the revolution and the reforms on [[Altronis]], Marcus Ransom had all the devices destroyed for unstated reasons. Many technologists theorized that if the equipment did work like an FTL drive, use inside a planet's gravitation could have been exceedingly dangerous or caused irreparable damage to the wearer.

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Siddharth1 at 05:15, 9 July 2013

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	N-Dimensional Travel is a site-to-site teleportation system invented during the [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]] and used in the [[Altronis]] rebellion. Its invention is generally credited to [[Marcus Ransom]], son of [[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]]; but was likely developed at [[Gudersnipe School]].		N-Dimensional Travel is a site-to-site teleportation system invented during the [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]] and used in the [[Altronis]] rebellion. Its invention is generally credited to [[Marcus Ransom]], son of [[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]]; but was likely developed at [[Gudersnipe School]].

	The exact nature and operation of the technology is highly classified; but it is theorized to work on a principle similar to a starship [[FTL]] drive. The devices used by Ransom's ~~revolutionaries~~ were said to be man-portable and even wearable, while allowing the user to travel ~~over~~ great distances undetectably.		The exact nature and operation of the technology is highly classified; but it is theorized to work on a principle similar to a starship [[FTL]] drive. The devices used by [[Ransom's Crew]] were said to be man-portable and even wearable, while allowing the user to travel great distances undetectably.

	After the revolution and the reforms on [[Altronis]], Marcus Ransom had all the devices destroyed for unstated reasons. Many technologists theorized that if the equipment did work like an FTL drive, use inside a planet's gravitation could have been ~~either~~ exceedingly dangerous or ~~possibly~~ caused irreparable damage to the wearer.		After the revolution and the reforms on [[Altronis]], Marcus Ransom had all the devices destroyed for unstated reasons. Many technologists theorized that if the equipment did work like an FTL drive, use inside a planet's gravitation could have been exceedingly dangerous or caused irreparable damage to the wearer.

Siddharth1 at 22:37, 4 July 2013

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	N-Dimensional Travel is a ~~type of sight~~-to-~~sight~~ teleportation system invented during the [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]] and used in the [[Altronis]] rebellion. ~~It's~~ invention is generally credited to [[Marcus Ransom]], son of ~~[[Andrei Ransom]],~~ [[Pendragon]] of [[~~Slayer Dragons~~]]~~. However, the technology~~ was likely developed at [[Gudersnipe School]].		N-Dimensional Travel is a site-to-site teleportation system invented during the [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]] and used in the [[Altronis]] rebellion. Its invention is generally credited to [[Marcus Ransom]], son of [[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]]; but was likely developed at [[Gudersnipe School]].

	The exact nature and operation of the technology is highly classified~~, however~~ it is theorized to work on a principle similar to a starship [[FTL]] drive. The devices used by Ransom's revolutionaries were said to be man-portable and even wearable, while allowing the user to travel over great distances undetectably.		The exact nature and operation of the technology is highly classified; but it is theorized to work on a principle similar to a starship [[FTL]] drive. The devices used by Ransom's revolutionaries were said to be man-portable and even wearable, while allowing the user to travel over great distances undetectably.

	After the revolution and the reforms on [[Altronis]], Marcus Ransom had all the devices destroyed for unstated reasons. Many technologists theorized that if the equipment did work like an FTL drive, ~~using~~ inside a planet's ~~gravitational well~~ could have been either exceedingly dangerous or possibly caused irreparable damage to the wearer.		After the revolution and the reforms on [[Altronis]], Marcus Ransom had all the devices destroyed for unstated reasons. Many technologists theorized that if the equipment did work like an FTL drive, use inside a planet's gravitation could have been either exceedingly dangerous or possibly caused irreparable damage to the wearer.

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N-Dimensional Travel is a type of sight-to-sight teleportation system invented during the [[Ages#The Fourth Age|Fourth Age]] and used in the [[Altronis]] rebellion. It's invention is generally credited to [[Marcus Ransom]], son of [[Andrei Ransom]], [[Pendragon]] of [[Slayer Dragons]]. However, the technology was likely developed at [[Gudersnipe School]].

The exact nature and operation of the technology is highly classified, however it is theorized to work on a principle similar to a starship [[FTL]] drive. The devices used by Ransom's revolutionaries were said to be man-portable and even wearable, while allowing the user to travel over great distances undetectably.

After the revolution and the reforms on [[Altronis]], Marcus Ransom had all the devices destroyed for unstated reasons. Many technologists theorized that if the equipment did work like an FTL drive, using inside a planet's gravitational well could have been either exceedingly dangerous or possibly caused irreparable damage to the wearer.