Retired
The Ultimate Spheres of Power version of Warp Sphere Feats, since replaced by Diamond Recreational Studios’ Polished content. Not part of the current rules.
Dark Room (Dual Sphere)
Prerequisites: Dark sphere, Warp sphere (Extradimensional Room (space)).
Benefit: Rather than a shimmering portal, the entrance to your extradimensional room may appear as a deep shadow, difficult to discern from a normal shadow by mundane means. An active Perception check with a DC of 10 + 1/2 caster level + your casting ability modifier is required to find the entrance if it is cast in conditions of dim light or darker or positioned so as to overlap with an existing shadow. Those inside the room can look out through the portal unhindered.
Normal: The portal to an extradimensional room shimmers conspicuously.
Extradimensional Shadow
Prerequisites: Dark sphere (Shadow Stash), Warp sphere (Extradimensional Storage).
Benefit: You deepen your shadow by making it a portal into your extradimensional space, combining your magic into one whole; you can no longer use Extradimensional Storage or Shadow Stash separately, instead treating them as a single effect.
Your extradimensional shadow combines the weight limit of the two talents into a single progression (15 pounds per caster level, or 30 pounds per caster if you have invested two talents in Extradimensional Storage) and you may store and withdraw items in it using any action options either talent allows. Objects in your extradimensional shadow cannot be affected by creatures with Shadow Stash, and they do not become unavailable if your shadow is stolen: a flickering portal in the shape of your shadow remains, allowing you to access items regardless. If you have invested two talents in Shadow Stash, your shadow may don items even if they are not your size, stretching and warping to fit into them. You must still have the appropriate body slot for the item.
You may treat your extradimensional shadow as either talent for all purposes. Among other uses, this allows you to apply the effects of feats like Stasis Storage or World In Miniature to it, which often distort the appearance of your shadow.
Whenever it would be necessary to determine whether it is a Dark (shadow) effect or a Warp (space) effect (such as calculating its caster level or how it would be affected by Light), the caster may treat it as whichever they deem most advantageous to them.