System travel, also known as system hopping, is the act of traveling to and from another system's headspace.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is it real? Is it possible?
• Can everyone system travel?
• How do you system travel?
• Isn't it dangerous?

The Dos and Donts

When traveling, do:

• Establish a positive connection with the other party. Both parties should be on friendly terms, feel comfortable and safe with each other, and know basic things about each others' systems.
• Ask for consent every time, regardless of how often one travels to their headspace.
• Set boundaries. Where can travelers go? Any laws travelers should be made aware of? Any places that are off-limits?
• Give directions. Even if the traveler is just there to look at a place or socialize with the locals, having designated points or instructions gives major clarity to the parties involved.
• Communicate! Small things such as "they're on their way" and "John made it here" can go a long way!

When traveling, don't:

• Travel to the headspaces of strangers and people you no longer associate with.
• Travel to a person's headspace without their consent.
• Breach any sort of boundary, violate any rules, trespass into off-limit areas, etc.