My wizard has access to dimension door and misty step. The problem is that in my campaign, the Astral Plane is broken, inaccessible, and mingled with the Material Plane, therefore unable to be traveled through. Do teleportation spells transport targets through the Astral Plane?
D&D 5E – Does a Wizard Pass Through the Astral Plane When Teleporting?
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Best Answer
In D&D 3.5 this was true, as the quote below shows. In D&D 5e nothing in the rules makes it necessary to travel through the astral plane to teleport. Magic has changed. (Plenty of things with the same name work differently in different editions of this game).
Teleport in 3.5
The D&D 5e rules do not add the Astral element to this spell:
If you have decided to nerf those spells, you should probably let them refund those spells, as they wouldn't have picked them if useless.