}}{{sidebar|A fourth level teleport spell?|Yes, a fourth level teleport spell. One that requires one round to cast, has a 4+ round delay even after casting is complete, and only takes you to specific locations. It's a teleport spell that you can't use to take you exactly where you need to go, not without DM fiat or significant planning, so you generally can't skip game sections. It's a teleport spell that you can't use to immediately skip out of a fight when things turn bad, and it's possible people might get stuck behind. And on top of all that, it's a teleport spell that offers a substantial chance to break or cancel. It's less a combat utility spell, and more a "hey, let's go to that town over there" plot utility spell, and placing it a level after you get tactical flight is completely reasonable.

This spell is balanced to an even lower level actually, but placing it below level 4 cuts off the "now fight your way out" stories earlier than a lot of people seem to want. If you're comfortable with those stories being removed and replaced with delaying standoffs (or simply scene shifts via [[Pursue Warp (3.5e Spell)|''pursue warp'']]), you could even set this spell at level 1 if you wanted. If you do alter the level, you should probably drop the level on [[Pursue Warp (3.5e Spell)|''pursue warp'']] as well.}}This spell transports all creatures and un-attached objects within the area of effect to an [[Waypoint Style Teleportation (3.5e Variant Rule)#Anchor Sigils|anchor sigil]] (a magical sigil tied to a fixed point) up to 250 miles per caster level distant, with a short delay between when the spell casting is finished and actual travel. The anchor sigil must be one that the caster of the spell knows, either because they created it themselves, discovered it, or learned of its shape through another method (purchase, research, etc.). Interplanar travel is not possible with this spell.