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Work menhir circle (Su): Once per day per class level, the master of the Yuirwood can activate the menhir circles scattered throughout the Yuirwood. These circles act as keyed portals, transporting users to any other menhir circle in the Yuirwood or to the star elf realm Sildėyuir. The master of the Yuirwood can choose which menhir circle he wishes to travel to. Once activated, the portal remains open for 1 full round. During this time, any creature touching one of the menhirs is transported to destination the master of the Yuirwood chose.

At 4th level, the master of the Yuirwood can use a Yuirwood menhir circle portal to transport himself to any circle of standing stones in any wooded region in Faerūn, regardless of whether or not the destination stones are a portal terminus, although he must have knowledge of the destination he is trying to reach.

At 7th level, the character can use this ability to return to a menhir circle in the Yuirwood from a circle of standing stones in a wooded region anywhere in Faerūn, regardless of whether the origination circle is a portal terminus or not. In effect, the master can create a one-way portal that lasts 1 round from any suitable spot, as long as the destination is a menhir circle in Yuirwood.

At 10th level, the master of the Yuirwood can use a menhir circle to transport to a ring of menhirs in any wooded region in another world, although he must have knowledge of the destination he is trying to reach. He can return to the Yuirwood from a menhir circle in another world, regardless of whether the originating circle is a portal terminus or not.

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Originally posted by boombrakh

So basically leave it up to the DM then? :)

Thanks man

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And a little bit more, but too much for one post....the REALLY OLD religious sites of Lands of Intrigue.

STONE CIRCLES
Stone circles for primitive and ancient worship; sometimes still used by travelers, druids, et al. There is only one complete stone circle within the areas of Amn, Tethyr, and Erlkazar, though there are fourteen ruined stone circles throughout the three countries.
May have been more----Shoon Emperors had many destroyed for their stone which became either palace walls or road stone.........

The 15 circles are:
4 in Amn: near Purskul, between Amnwater and Keczulla, between Keshla and Torbold, west of Ishla; 4 in Erlkazar: NE Impresk Lake, SE of Llorbauth, among east foothills of Kuldin Peaks, directly east of Saradush

Standing Stones Names

A) The Seventeen Sentries: Along South Fork between Purskul & Amnwater; huge ring atop hill with village at foot of hill.

A) Waukeen's Circle: roundish.....like 5 Silvers, but 7, slightly more oval, and set in high hills overlooking Imnescar

A) The Five Silvers/Five Coins: Five roundish marble slabs

A) The Giants' Dance: Along the Ridge half way between Amnwater and Keczulla, ruined: with all but two stones fallen over, three cracked asunder

T) Calimban Knoll: from Calim's Bane, or held off Calishite attack in 1st Empire.

T) The Giants' Ring: Valashar, 20 m. SE of Riatavin

T) Cairn Wheel: Noromath, within forest of tethir; still used by druids.

T) The Standing Stones of Suldell: Spellshire's standing stones....near forest line...

T) The Nanarch's Ring: Hazamarch, 10 m E of Sulduskoon's headwaters and garrison for (Knightly Order of Innocents?) ("Nine Arches Ring")

T) The Nine Ladies: Uluran; in foothills

T) The Seven Stars: Purple Hills, by Myratma; ded. to Selune, used sometimes by halflings as sacred place to Sheela Peryroyl

E) Myrjala's Circle: Ahlarkhem; five miles east of Duhlnarim, 1 m. south of road; The whole standing stones of Myrjala's Circle just southwest of Impresk Lake are still used today by the faithful of Mystra; allegedly, any priest of Mystra who dies within the circle forever attends to the circle and adds ghostly prayers. This legend is why this circle, outside of all others, remains inviolate----it is a holy place for Mystra and the ghosts keep all desecrators away, and protect any wizard who sleeps herein as if it were a druids' grove.

E) The Bluestones: Tanistan; 30 m SE of 5 Spears Hold; one fallen slab out of 14 has mysterious footprints in it---one for each race, though amidst a mass of footprints, incl. giants' and dragons' tracks. Legend: If you approach in bare feet with eyes closed and your foot fits cleanly into a footprint here, you'll have safe travel for a year.

E) Cumber's Cairn: Among foothills south of Soaring Spirit; now, with a great crystal set in a steeple of SSpt, a refracted light beam settles on the standing: of Cumber's Cairn and people say that they should be able to learn things unknown within the blessed light of Deneir. Used to be simple place marker and place safe from monsters at night.

E) Kammarthorden: Carrelath, north of Golconda; ("Kammar's Bones"---great giant slain; allegedly his bones)

I don't remember--did all of these make it through the edit stages or am I dropping old/new material in here for y'all?

Steven the Forgetful

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... and a typical MoTYW with access to those spell (and most will) isnt going to have to rely on the key feature of their prestige class for transportation between wooded areas.

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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert

Aren't there a couple of stone circles on the hills outside of Westgate?

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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert

Aren't there a couple of stone circles on the hills outside of Westgate?

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Originally posted by The Simbul

In which case the abilities of the PrC wont matter at all, since the Sor/Wiz spell list has the best Conjuration (Teleportation) spells in the game.

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