You connect two trees that you have previously marked with your druidic magic, creating a temporary portal between them. To mark a tree, you must spend 1 hour performing a ritual at the tree, infusing it with your essence and recording it in your druidic ledger. A marked tree remains linked to you until you die or choose to release it.

When you cast Wood Walking, a shimmering portal resembling a swirling mass of leaves, vines, and light appears on the touched tree. A matching portal simultaneously manifests on a chosen marked tree elsewhere, as long as both trees are on the same connected landmass or continent and are linked by unbroken earth. The spell fails if any of the following conditions are true:

• The two trees are separated by water, fire, air, or space.
• The second tree is not marked in your ledger.
• The second tree is farther than 5,000 miles away.
  
  

For the duration, the portals allow passage of creatures and objects, adhering to the following rules:

• Eligible Creatures: Tiny, Small, Medium, and Large creatures can pass through.
• One-Way Passage: Travel is one-way unless the spell is cast again from the other side.
• Concentration: The portal closes if you lose concentration.
• Destruction: The target location is destroyed, cutdown or burned

At Higher Levels

When cast using a spell slot of 6th level or higher:

• The distance between trees increases by 500 miles per slot level beyond 5th.
• The duration increases by 1 minute per slot level beyond 5th.

Spell Save DC

Creatures attempting to forcibly interrupt or dispel the portal must succeed on an Intelligence (Arcana) check against your Spell Save DC.

Ledger Rules

• You can maintain up to 10 marked trees per point of your Wisdom modifier (minimum of 1). Exceeding this limit requires you to release a previously marked tree.
• The druidic ledger is magical and regenerates lost pages.