Teleport

Travel between places you have marked. You mark a place by drawing a gate and right-clicking it with an item; that item is then the key to that gate.

• Gate marks a destination you can reach from the same dimension. A gate with nothing bound makes a stop for an elevator.
• Planar Gate is a destination you can reach from any dimension. It costs more to draw.
• Passage is not drawn on anything. You cast it and it takes you to the gate bound to the item you hold. Aimed at a creature, it sends that creature to your gate for an entity key (a red bed, as shipped); with no such gate it fizzles and costs nothing. Holding nothing that is bound to a gate you can reach, it opens the teleport window instead.
• Traveller's Pad is a circle drawn on the top of a block. Bind it to a key item and any player who steps on it goes to your gate for that item, so a base entrance works for guests too. It only works while you, its owner, are online, and while the destination can be reached.
• Freight Pad is the same idea for everything: players, mobs and dropped items. It costs more to draw and to keep, but each trip is cheaper, and a whole stack of items travels for the price of one.

A gate costs mana once, when drawn. Passage costs mana per use. Pads cost upkeep and charge for each trip.