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The Connective Practice theory is the collaborative and participatory nature of artmaking, highlighting the connections between artists, audiences, and the world around them. Many believe this to be an ideological existence, but what if it was actually real? Well, for Luci, it does, and it allows her to see into the inner world of a work of art and how it connects to other works or art through the spirit world.

She needs to spent time looking for the right piece, but when she finds it, she can dive into it and appear elsewhere.

A black wormhole sucks the user and any other people into another dimension where everything is a fractured and distorted version of the world. Travel is accelerated by eight times, and to exit the user spawns in another wormhole from their body that sucks in everyone including the user into the created wormhole and transported back to the original world and to the destination.

Mountain Spirit’s Leap

When Stinky Pete focuses his mind to teleport, his form becomes momentarily blurred, like a mirage dancing on the mountain wind. His eyes glaze over as he attunes himself to the earth beneath him, feeling the ancient paths and hidden routes that only he can sense.

As he exerts his Mind, the very ground seems to respond, sending tremors through the soil, and his form flickers, bending reality as if nature itself is plucking him from one spot and dropping him elsewhere. To an observer, it’s like he vanishes into thin air with a gust of wind and reappears where he intends, the faint sound of shifting stones accompanying his arrival.

If in a mountainous area, this ability becomes even more dramatic. The mountains seem to call out to him, their ridges and peaks aligning in his mind like a vast interconnected web. For one minute, as he traverses the rocky terrain, each step resonates with an ancient power. When he decides to jump, there’s a sudden, sharp pull as the very fabric of the mountains folds, spitting him out at the edge of another range, no matter how distant. The terrain doesn’t just connect; it becomes an extension of his will, bending space and time as if he were an avatar of the mountains themselves.

The Shackle of the Riftway is a powerful artifact and a companion for the Shackle of Serenity: it is designed to anchor Norman to a specific point in time and space, allowing his spirit to travel across dimensions before rematerializing. The bracer is built in black leather, intricately detailed with gold filigree and runes that pulse with otherworldly energy. A series of small, polished links from a runed stainless steel chain are woven into the bracer, reinforcing its ability to connect with the arcane forces of the multiverse. The centerpiece of the bracer is a coin-shaped symbol embedded in the leather, etched with eldritch designs that evoke the ancient power of the Elders who once bestowed these abilities. This symbol acts as the focal point for Norman’s dimensional travels, guiding his spirit as it slips between realms in pursuit of closure, with the first etchings dedicated to a specific site - the Infinite Parking Lot.

Driven by his cursed connection to time, Grognar slashes with his weapon, ripping open a jagged tear in space. Blood pours from the wound as time distorts around it, flickering between past and future. This gift, borne from his unnatural travels, comes at great cost. The rift twists with painful echoes of his regrets, and anyone witnessing the scene feels a chilling sense of the temporal chaos he endures.

The aquamancer shifts into their elemental form and melds into a nearby collection of water, only to reform shortly out of a different source of water within line of sight.