Components are verbal, somatic, and material. You must build a small model of your desired demiplane using paper, clay, dirt, minerals, ink, and other fitting materials worth at least 10,000 gp, which the spell consumes.
You construct a miniature version of your new world on a 10 by 10 foot surface. You include small samples of any minerals or special resources you want to exist in your demiplane. When the ritual ends, you are teleported to a demiplane that measures 100 miles in each dimension. The landmasses at the bottom of this demiplane match the shape, scale, and features of your model.
Once you arrive, you can reshape the demiplane by mentally directing the same types of materials that were consumed during casting. You can raise mountains, carve rivers, grow forests, or create other terrain. You can also add a non-sentient creature with a CR of half your caster level or lower by paying an extra 100 gp for each CR you wish to populate. The demiplane has a magical ecology that supports whatever you create. You cannot add any sentient species during this process.
You do not age and do not need sleep or sustenance while working. Travel within your demiplane is controlled by your thoughts, and you can take as much time as you like. When you decide to finish, you return instantly to your original plane, and only 1 hour has passed there.
After creating your demiplane, you can visit it whenever you cast a spell that allows travel to another plane. You cannot cast True Demiplane again for one year, and you cannot change the demiplane’s features until you cast True Demiplane again. You cannot create a new demiplane with this spell. You can only modify your existing one.
* - (You must build a small model of your desired demiplane using paper, clay, dirt, minerals, ink, and other fitting materials worth at least 10,000 gp, which the spell consumes.)
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