Portals

Portals are somewhat hard to make because they require so much. They require exactness, loads of magic, and lots of maintenance to keep them stable. One especially powerful kind of portal is a clone portal.

TERMINOLOGY
When a portal is functioning and traversable, it is said to be in a normal or open state.

When a portal is not traversable but otherwise functioning, it is said to be locked.

CLONE PORTALS
A clone portal is a portal which links to and overrides another base portal’s or boundary’s functionality. They, like all portals, can be in a normal or a locked state. When in a normal state, one can use it to travel to either of the places that its base portal sits between. When in a locked state, it causes the linked portal to also be locked.

For example, a Clone Portal A is linked to a Portal B-C. When Clone Portal A is in a normal state, one can use it to travel to either B or C, via the linked base, Portal B-C. When Clone Portal A is in a locked state, one cannot transverse from Clone Portal A to places B or C, nor between places B or C via the Portal B-C alone.

A notable clone portal is the Convexus Portal.