Quick and Easy Questions (please read the OP)

[Jade Harley]

Well that raises a question. Does the PC choose where they're spit out or is it just the writer choosing and it appears random to the character?

Because if it is the former that means you could use the void to sneak into someone's base/ a highly defended area without actually have to go through said defences.

Well, I don't think it matters either way if it's the PC or the writer choosing. It's probably just like when your prime is in the Nexus, they can seek out a particular gate or discover one at random (Note the word count/dice-rolling mentions in the Void Information thread for how to locate gates.) It's just more confusing due to the mind-breaking layout of the Void.

Also, about WHERE the Void sends Primes in any one Verse, here's some info from the Travel section of the Rules:

Once you've 'unlocked' a Void Gate, you can add it to your roster and travel back there to access the Void in the future. As the Void dumps you into a random location in each Verse, you would still need to do other Void quests to unlock additional gates.

So, basically, your Prime couldn't decide exactly where the Void would place them in a Verse. This prevents people from completing one Void quest and then appearing beside the Void gate in another Verse, thus uncovering the location of two Void gates with one quest. It would technically be up to the writer (you), but staff would probably still stop someone from having the Void "conveniently" drop them into someone's base. That would just be unsporting.

In the Underverse there is a quest to get a sort of reverse banishment circle. Like does it allow a prime to make a reverse banishment circle at any time they wish (may have to pay for it) if they do said quest?

You must complete an escape quest every time you are sent to the Underverse and want to leave. It's just easier to escape once you've already done it once before, like a reduced word count or something like that.